Rwanda: Ngoma Farmers Buoyed By Green Technology for Irrigation

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Rwanda: Ngoma Farmers Buoyed By Green Technology for Irrigation

[New Times] This week, Ngoma District inaugurated a Rwf271 million hillside irrigation scheme to water fruits and vegetables in sectors of Zaza and Mutenderi, a green technology that uses solar energy to distribute water on 20 hectares of smallholder farmers' lands.

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