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Published: 12 Nov 2024
AfricaRice, in collaboration with GIZ/MOVE and its esteemed partners, is excited to announce the launch of the very first edition of the Rice Master Training Program (RMTP) . This initiative will take place from 27th January to 1st February 2025 in Ghana and is set to revolutionize the rice value chain across the ECOWAS region and beyond by building the capacity of experts in the sector.
Master Training Program for RICE VALUE CHAIN ??ACTORS!!!!
Call for Applications:- 1st Edition Launch
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AfricaRice, in collaboration with GIZ/MOVE and its esteemed partners, is excited to announce the launch of the very first edition of the Rice Master Training Program (RMTP) . This initiative will take place from 27th January to 1st February 2025 in Ghana and is set to revolutionize the rice value chain across the ECOWAS region and beyond by building the capacity of experts in the sector.
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About the Rice Master Training Program (RMTP)
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The RMTP is a comprehensive three (3) week training program aimed at enhancing both technical and managerial skills in the rice value chain. The training will cover a period of 7 months where participants would be in 3 separate sessions. In between the sessions, there would be “intersession-assignments” where participants would apply lessons learned. The program covers a broad range of both topics vital to the sector, combining theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical experience. Key areas of focus in this maiden edition include:
| Application Deadline | December 8, 2024 |
| Funding Type | Fully Funded |
| Country to study | Ghana |
| Type | Training |
| Sponsor | Africa Rice Center (AfricaRice) |
| Gender | Men and Women |
Master Training Program for RICE VALUE CHAIN ??ACTORS!!!!
Call for Applications:- 1st Edition Launch
?
AfricaRice, in collaboration with GIZ/MOVE and its esteemed partners, is excited to announce the launch of the very first edition of the Rice Master Training Program (RMTP) . This initiative will take place from 27th January to 1st February 2025 in Ghana and is set to revolutionize the rice value chain across the ECOWAS region and beyond by building the capacity of experts in the sector.
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About the Rice Master Training Program (RMTP)
?
The RMTP is a comprehensive three (3) week training program aimed at enhancing both technical and managerial skills in the rice value chain. The training will cover a period of 7 months where participants would be in 3 separate sessions. In between the sessions, there would be “intersession-assignments” where participants would apply lessons learned. The program covers a broad range of both topics vital to the sector, combining theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical experience. Key areas of focus in this maiden edition include:
- Sustainable Rice Cultivation: Learn advanced practices for increasing productivity while ensuring sustainability.
- Post-Harvest Management: Gain insights into techniques that improve the quality of rice products post-harvest.
- Milling and Value Addition: Explore ways to optimize milling operations and add value to rice products.
- Gender-Inclusive Approaches: Understand the importance of inclusivity and promote gender-transformative approaches in the rice value chain.
- Soft Skills Development: Sharpen your facilitation, communication, leadership, and knowledge-sharing skills to become an effective expert in the rice industry.
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Why You Should Apply
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This training offers a unique opportunity for professionals in the rice sector to gain cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills that can be applied directly to their work. The RMTP is ideal for individuals working in both the public and private sectors, including farmers, agricultural consultants, processors and value chain managers.
Participants will not only deepen their understanding of the rice value chain but will also have the opportunity to network with other experts, fostering regional collaboration and innovation.
Thanks to the funders (BMZ and BMGF) GIZ/MOVE and its partners, the costs associated with the training will be fully covered, including:
For more details,visit AfricaRice webpage
