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Agritech Advance (Efficiency for Access Research and Development Fund) is sponsored by Efficiency for Access Research and Development Fund. Agritech Advance supports the development and scale-up of clean energy agricultural technologies that improve post-harvest management, cut food loss, and strengthen climate resilience for smallholder farmers across sub-Saharan Africa.
This includes technologies for processing, drying, cooling, and improvements to food systems in horticulture, dairy, fishing, and livestock.
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