By Rukayatu Musah
Executive Director of the Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana, Dr. Charles Nyaaba, says the implementation of the second phase of the Planting for Food and Jobs programme, if strictly adhered to, will go a long way to help solve the issue of food security in the country.
Dr. Nyaaba cited access to guaranteed input credit for aggregators working with farmers as the best way to encourage more youth into farming.
Speaking to Business News, Dr. Nyaaba expressed optimism that PFJ Phase two will address the challenges of Phase one.
Dr. Nyaaba recounted some of the challenges of the first phase of the Planting for Food and Jobs programme which, according to him, stalled the program.
