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The goal of the Green Imperative programme is to use innovative Brazilian technology to mechanize agriculture, elevate farming among Nigerian rural residents, increase food security, and make farming a satisfactory occupation. The linking of Nigeria's agricultural value chain through an investment program established by the governments of Brazil and Nigeria is the country's option for improving the general agricultural innovations in the rural settlements. The Green Imperative is a south-south triangular cooperation initiative with long-term goals for food security, and is supported by the governments of Brazil and Nigeria through their respective Ministries of Foreign Affairs. The Green Imperative offers a macroeconomic strategy for generating sustainable economic growth, with a focus on investments, job creation, technology transfer and digital skills among farmers. The difficulties of the agriculture sector's integration into international networks demonstrates how African countries struggle to get cutting-edge technologies and agro-innovation packages.
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Ugochukwu Okwudili Matthew , Engr Dr. Jazuli Sanusi Kazaure et Dr. Nwamaka Uchenna Okafor sont des universitaires professionnels qui ont de nombreuses années de recherche et d'engagement universitaire. Les auteurs ont travaillé sur plusieurs autres projets universitaires d'importance mondiale.
