Measuring growth

Improving the viability of agriculture as a global commodity enhances the creditworthiness of the agribusiness. Reliable banking, insurance, and other forms of financial services encourage growth in the sector, and it provides farmers with the opportunity to grow their businesses. Access to informal and formal banking services strengthens the credit value of agribusinesses. But how is access granted, especially in communities lacking effective means of communication? And is the interaction between stakeholders monitored to report success and measure gaps. Evaluation of progress should be transparent and published in a format that all parties understand. This report provides measurable growth that stakeholders will use to assess future outcomes.

Blended financing improves these conditions, provides loans for infrastructure developments, and distributes the risk among investors. But how do we ensure that critical groups invest appropriately? That focus is not primarily on building the infrastructure but also that groups have the appropriate participants to execute the policies and accompanying regulations.

The research will focus on the civil servants selected to occupy vital regulatory positions to ensure that qualified persons are managing the resources. People who understand fertilizer/seed storage should hold key agricultural positions to avoid spoilage. Additionally, competent professionals should be employed as consultants to aid rebuild failed infrastructure and assist government programs.