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Smallholder farmers here in the country will now receive free crop insurance alongside subsidized fertilizer, under a new public-private partnership aimed at building resilience against climate shocks. The Ministry of Agriculture has teamed up with private sector players including Pula and Bayer Foundation, to integrate agricultural insurance into the National Fertilizer Subsidy Program.
Government partners with private sector to insure farmers against climate shocks
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