In its first visit to the United Nations New York headquarters, the China International Development Cooperation Agency (CIDCA) joined with the Chinese Permanent Mission to the United Nations and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to launch results of China’s partnership with Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique on agriculture development.
With both African countries working to expand agriculture production – a challenge heightened by climate change – the two programmes linked local farmers and officials with Chinese knowledge, technology, and market-inclusive systems to boost food production.
The report launched today assesses the two partnerships – the Agricultural Technical Cooperation Project in Guinea-Bissau and the Agricultural Technology Demonstration Center in Mozambique – as examples of what South-South collaboration can achieve. Read more