AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFarmers’ Cost Pressures: Vegetable growers from the Cordillera are pressing Philippine officials for fair prices, input subsidies and action on imports, as high costs and low farmgate returns leave many in debt. El Niño Risk: An IFAD analysis warns climate shocks could drive up to $11 trillion in global economic losses, threatening food production and rural incomes; it calls for investment in resilient farms and supply chains. COP31 and Food Security: Delegates are being urged to turn climate-finance promises into practical support for vulnerable communities and agriculture. Rural Finance: Malawi’s K42 billion blended finance facility aims to widen access to credit for farmers and other rural businesses, with banks expected to help mobilise at least K100 billion.
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