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DBG bets big on maize, rice, cassava and poultry to drive Ghana’s food security
The Development Bank Ghana (DBG) is directing a significant portion of its financing toward key agricultural value chains to support food security and Ghana’s broader economic transformation.“Our focus areas are essentially agriculture, manufacturing, ICT, and what we call high-value services,” he said.
Prof Nsor-Ambala said DBG has therefore identified specific agricultural value chains for targeted financing.
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