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Propcom+ brought together Rural Seed Promoters (RSPs) and seed companies at Evolution Hotel, Tumfure, Gombe, for the dissemination and validation of findings from its Rural Seed Promoter (RSP) Profitability Survey
Propcom+ brought together livestock vaccine importers, regulators and industry associations in Abuja today for a forum aimed at fixing longstanding bottlenecks in vaccine importation by integrating the sector fully into Nigeria’s National Single Window (NSW).
Propcom+ and Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) have signed a collaboration agreement to strengthen sustainable animal health systems across Nigeria, improving access to quality veterinary services, expanding opportunities for livestock entrepreneurs,
More than 40 Agribusinesses, alongside several investors, fund managers and financial institutions came together in Abuja for the Agriculture Summit Africa (ASA) 2026 Deal Room supported by Propcom+, to explore financing and commercial opportunities
Abuja, 10 September 2026 — Scaling access to quality animal health services requires more than demonstrating that a model works. It requires practitioners who can replicate it, institutions that can support it, and systems that
Propcom+, in collaboration with the Veterinary Council of Nigeria (VCN), has convened key stakeholders across Nigeria’s livestock sector, in Abuja, on 8 September 2026, to drive consensus on strengthening and scaling last-mile animal health service
Propcom+ monitoring data from the beginning of Year 2 revealed that less than 25% of farmers receiving chicken vaccinations were female. At first glance, this might not seem alarming, considering the programme operates in northern
For fifty years, Nigeria’s default answer to agricultural underperformance has been the same: subsidise the fertiliser bag. First-generation schemes in the 1970s and 1980s relied on direct state procurement and distribution.
How do private sector-led market systems continue to function in fragile and conflict-affected environments? And how can development programmes credibly measure their contribution to climate outcomes? These were among the critical questions explored at the
Two days ago, Propcom+ participated in a learning session convened by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in collaboration with the Portfolio Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Programme (PMEL) to reflect on insights from over
Propcom+ brought together Rural Seed Promoters (RSPs) and seed companies at Evolution Hotel, Tumfure, Gombe, for the dissemination and validation of findings from its Rural Seed Promoter (RSP) Profitability Survey
Propcom+ brought together livestock vaccine importers, regulators and industry associations in Abuja today for a forum aimed at fixing longstanding bottlenecks in vaccine importation by integrating the sector fully into Nigeria’s National Single Window (NSW).
Propcom+ and Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) have signed a collaboration agreement to strengthen sustainable animal health systems across Nigeria, improving access to quality veterinary services, expanding opportunities for livestock entrepreneurs,
More than 40 Agribusinesses, alongside several investors, fund managers and financial institutions came together in Abuja for the Agriculture Summit Africa (ASA) 2026 Deal Room supported by Propcom+, to explore financing and commercial opportunities
Abuja, 10 September 2026 — Scaling access to quality animal health services requires more than demonstrating that a model works. It requires practitioners who can replicate it, institutions that can support it, and systems that
Propcom+, in collaboration with the Veterinary Council of Nigeria (VCN), has convened key stakeholders across Nigeria’s livestock sector, in Abuja, on 8 September 2026, to drive consensus on strengthening and scaling last-mile animal health service
Propcom+ monitoring data from the beginning of Year 2 revealed that less than 25% of farmers receiving chicken vaccinations were female. At first glance, this might not seem alarming, considering the programme operates in northern
For fifty years, Nigeria’s default answer to agricultural underperformance has been the same: subsidise the fertiliser bag. First-generation schemes in the 1970s and 1980s relied on direct state procurement and distribution.
How do private sector-led market systems continue to function in fragile and conflict-affected environments? And how can development programmes credibly measure their contribution to climate outcomes? These were among the critical questions explored at the
Two days ago, Propcom+ participated in a learning session convened by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in collaboration with the Portfolio Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Programme (PMEL) to reflect on insights from over
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