Charities hail Africa farm aid plan

Aid charities have welcomed the UK’s involvement in a scheme to help poor African farmers to get access to cutting-edge agricultural technology.

Charities hail Africa farm aid plan
Tue, 19 Jun, 2012 - 17:20

Aid charities have welcomed the UK’s involvement in a scheme to help poor African farmers to get access to cutting-edge agricultural technology.

British Prime Minister David Cameron confirmed the UK’s support for the AgResults scheme at the G20 summit in Mexico, joining Australia, Canada, the US, Italy, the World Bank and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

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