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The Challenge

While agricultural cooperatives in Rwanda have improved market access, many suffer from weak governance and poor financial management, limiting their potential impact on farmer livelihoods.

Policy Recommendations

Implement mandatory financial literacy training for cooperative leadership boards.
Establish a digital auditing framework for transparency.
Provide targeted grants for post-harvest handling infrastructure.

Effective implementation of these recommendations could increase cooperative profitability by an estimated 20% within two harvest cycles.

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Attachment: View Detailed Policy Brief (PDF)

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