Maldives
Market Linkages for Farmers
The Maldives Agribusiness Program (MAP) is a five-year project with the objective of developing the agrobusiness sector in the Maldives. The Government of Maldives (GoM) through the Ministry of Fisheries, Marine Resources and Agriculture (MoFMRA) is implementing the project with financing from International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD). The programme is aimed at introducing and training farmers to adopt climate smart and sustainable farming practices using modern agricultural technologies. This program is targeted at 26 islands within North Thiladhummathi, South Thiladhummathi and North Miladhunmadulu. One of the main objectives of the programme is to establish linkages with farmers and key market players and to further facilitate the development of agricultural value chain in the Maldives.
In this regard, MAP is in the process of establishing a registry of agricultural entrepreneurs and potential buyers within this sector. Through this registry, MAP aims to develop a database of market participants in the agricultural value chain consisting of agricultural input suppliers, and market intermediaries engaged in selling locally sourced fresh agricultural products. This would enable the establishment of vital market linkages between farmers and agrobusinesses and further ensure the availability of high-quality agricultural products in the local market at reasonable prices.
Hence entrepreneurs who are interested in joining this platform, please submit the registration form which will be available from Maldives Agribusiness Program's Project Implementation Unit. Registration forms can be submitted in person to the address below or through email to [email protected] or can also be submitted through the link provided below.
Project Implementation Unit,
Ministry of Fisheries, Marine Resources and Agriculture,
5th Floor, M. Hazaarumaage,
Fareedhee Magu, Male’.
Registration form link: https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/8A9fPJwF
For further information and inquiries, please call 3033400 or mail at [email protected]