in soil health and climate-smart practices.
- Scientists: nearly 800.
- Investment plans: USD 691 million leveraged/secured.
- The three traps explained:
- Productivity trap: limits reliable, resilient production.
- Value trap: prevents production from consistently translating into income, jobs, processing, trade, and competitiveness.
- Capability trap: weakens the institutions, finance, coordination, data and accountability needed to turn good plans into lasting delivery.
- Consequences when farmers cannot produce reliably: food prices rise, nutrition suffers, import bills grow, jobs are lost, young people lose confidence in the rural economy.
- Consequences when farmers prosper: countries build stronger markets, healthier communities, more resilient landscapes, more inclusive growth.
- Priorities for
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