News dated
In the 14 September report, Aniassué’s savings groups pool contributions and make loans under agreed rules. Interest goes back into the shared fund. [1]
Victorine Akoua describes borrowing 100,000 CFA francs to grow okra, tomatoes and peppers. These are testimonies collected by FAO, not an independent evaluation of outcomes. [1]
The bright side
The project pairs local financing with management training and farming practices that support adaptation to climate change. [2]
Straight from the source.
- Savings, loans and resilience: it takes a village FAO · 14 Sept 2026
- Local financing for women’s climate change adaptation in the Indenié-Djuablin FAO · No publication date provided
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