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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
Kaduna, Nigeria, Thursday, 11 June 2026 – The UK’s Minister for Africa and International Development, Baroness Jenny Chapman, has witnessed firsthand how investments in last-mile animal healthcare are helping livestock farmers improve productivity, grow their
Propcom+ will participate in the 2026 Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) Annual Meeting and Global Seminar, joining leading practitioners, researchers, donors, and private sector development experts from around the world to exchange evidence, lessons,
What does it really mean to give to gain? For many, it sounds like a simple idea. However, at the Propcom+ International Women’s Day (IWD) Dialogue 2026, it became clear that this concept holds the
Forests are more than trees; they are economic lifelines, climate stabilisers, and biodiversity strongholds. Yet Nigeria loses between 250,000 and 350,000 hectares of forest every year, threatening community livelihoods, wildlife habitats, and national climate resilience.
For many poultry and livestock farmers in Nigeria, the rising cost of maize has become a constant source of worry. As the dominant energy source in commercial livestock feed, fluctuations in maize prices often translate
The Honourable Minister of Livestock Development, Idi Mukhtar Maiha, has commended the UK-funded Propcom+ programme for delivering market-led interventions that are strengthening Nigeria’s livestock system and unlocking private sector investment. Speaking at a breakfast meeting
For decades, Nigeria’s vegetable seed market has been heavily dependent on imports, exposing farmers to high prices, inconsistent quality, and frequent supply disruptions. Local production was widely perceived as risky, technically demanding, capital-intensive, and commercially
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
Kaduna, Nigeria, Thursday, 11 June 2026 – The UK’s Minister for Africa and International Development, Baroness Jenny Chapman, has witnessed firsthand how investments in last-mile animal healthcare are helping livestock farmers improve productivity, grow their
Propcom+ will participate in the 2026 Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) Annual Meeting and Global Seminar, joining leading practitioners, researchers, donors, and private sector development experts from around the world to exchange evidence, lessons,
What does it really mean to give to gain? For many, it sounds like a simple idea. However, at the Propcom+ International Women’s Day (IWD) Dialogue 2026, it became clear that this concept holds the
Forests are more than trees; they are economic lifelines, climate stabilisers, and biodiversity strongholds. Yet Nigeria loses between 250,000 and 350,000 hectares of forest every year, threatening community livelihoods, wildlife habitats, and national climate resilience.
For many poultry and livestock farmers in Nigeria, the rising cost of maize has become a constant source of worry. As the dominant energy source in commercial livestock feed, fluctuations in maize prices often translate
The Honourable Minister of Livestock Development, Idi Mukhtar Maiha, has commended the UK-funded Propcom+ programme for delivering market-led interventions that are strengthening Nigeria’s livestock system and unlocking private sector investment. Speaking at a breakfast meeting
For decades, Nigeria’s vegetable seed market has been heavily dependent on imports, exposing farmers to high prices, inconsistent quality, and frequent supply disruptions. Local production was widely perceived as risky, technically demanding, capital-intensive, and commercially
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