Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project presents Policy Note on Rice Productivity - State of Niger

Oyinkan Chukuka Tasie<otasie@msu.edu> -

Updated from an original article written by Oyinkan Tasie.

Presentation of Policy Note on rice production to Niger State officials.

By Oyinkan Tasie


Policy_Note_Rice_Productivity_Niger_State_highlight_6-500pxNigeria Agricultural Policy Project presents Policy Note on Rice Productivity in the State to the Niger State Government

The Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project on Tuesday, August 1, presented to the Niger State Government the project supported Policy Note on Rice to the Director, Planning Research and Statistics, Niger State Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development and the Director, Project Monitoring and Evaluation, Niger State Agricultural Development Programme. The presentation was made through the Permanent Secretary, Niger State Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. At the presentation, the Permanent Secretary commended the project and USAID Nigeria for their support in enhancing the policy process of the state. He outlined the value of the policy note to the agricultural policy framework of the state.

Photo: The Permanent Secretary, Niger State Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development and senior management of the ministry listening to Dr. Oyinkan Tasie of Michigan State University speaking on the Project and the Policy Note on Rice Productivity in Niger State.

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