Women set up factory
In May 2001, the Cameroonian women s group GIEFAN opened their cassava-processing factory for producing tapioca, starch, and cassava flours and cassava-bars in Ngoumou, in a cassava growing area near Yaoundé. The women met almost half of the start-up costs of t 61,000 themselves; the rest came from the European Union, through the channels of the UN Development Programme.
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Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation
2001
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/46293 https://hdl.handle.net/10568/99598 |
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| Summary: | In May 2001, the Cameroonian women s group GIEFAN opened their cassava-processing factory for producing tapioca, starch, and cassava flours and cassava-bars in Ngoumou, in a cassava growing area near Yaoundé. The women met almost half of the start-up costs of t 61,000 themselves; the rest came from the European Union, through the channels of the UN Development Programme. |
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