Tshopo: AALI Strengthens Youth Skills in Agribusiness

In Kisangani, AALI continues its commitment to promoting youth entrepreneurship in agriculture through a training program focused on agribusiness and perennial crops.

The second cohort of selected young people strengthened their practical skills at the AALI seed center, with a focus on nursery production and management, as well as good agricultural practices related to cocoa, coffee, and oil palm.

During the training at the Tchopo site.

The training was officially launched by H.E. Mrs. Bijoux Koy-Taka, Provincial Minister of Agriculture of Tshopo. It aims to equip young people with the knowledge and skills needed to take advantage of opportunities across agricultural value chains and develop viable entrepreneurial initiatives.

Through this initiative, AALI contributes to making young people key drivers of agricultural transformation in Tshopo, in line with the Kivu-Kinshasa Green Corridor, which promotes productive agriculture, job creation, and new economic opportunities.