The microfinance development program in Senegal (PROMISE) started a workshop since yesterday, Monday, October 23, 2023 in Dakar. This workshop is part of the objective of validating summary notes on seven value chains

The activity, which will end tomorrow, Wednesday, October 25, will validate these summary notes on seven value chains identified under the program, including rice, maize, cashew, artisanal fishing, bissap, salt and livestock. According to the national coordinator of PROMISE, Néné Fatoumata Tall Mbaye, the overall objective of the program, which costs 47 billion CFA francs, is to improve the income of beneficiaries by strengthening sustainable access for the majority of the population to appropriate

According to the director of microfinance and financial inclusion, Amadou Sarr, “when you talk about Islamic microfinance, it goes right in line with value chains. There is a need to structure these to obtain results.”