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FCTA Allocates $8.5m World Bank Grants To Fadama Programme

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FCTA Allocates $8.5m World Bank Grants To Fadama Programme

By Haruna Yusuf, Abuja

The Federal Capital Territory Administration has allocated $4.5 million to the FCT Fadama CARES programme to implement three Disbursement-Linked Indicators (DLIs).

The FCT Minister of State, Mariya Mahmoud, disbursed the grants to the third batch of FCT FADAMA CARES beneficiaries for the year 2023/2024 dry season production in Abuja on Thursday.

The FCTA received a total allocation of $15 million from the World Bank for the implementation of the FCT CARES programme.

The administration and the World Bank had set a target for the FCT Fadama CARES programme to provide grant support to 12,283 individual farmers and upgrade 17 wet markets across the territory.

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