Women in Business Development Inc

The action is expected to ease new government tax management requirements that will enhance efficiencies for financial reporting and auditing.

“We’re improving monitoring, evaluation and learning evidence collection and data analysis to implement a stronger financial platform from which to operate,” says Programme Manager, Gillian Stewart.

“There’s significant improvements to be reported this quarter around farmer organisation internal positioning to commence 2021, and with an enhanced clarity of purpose and pathways for targeted outreach and action.”

Programme Manager, Gillian Stewart said a consignment of dried tea components consisting flowers, fruits and spices was well received by clients in New Zealand.

“We’re looking forward to a more regular supply and broader range of products and amounts planned for the year.”

“Trials will commence to determine the best methods for packaging, temperature control and efficient delivery timeframes to maintain food grade quality standards.”

“Our key market development activities continue to be a priority focus to strengthen supply chain readiness and income generation opportunities,” says Gillian Stewart, the Programme Manager of Women In Business Development Inc.

“The informal partnership we have with Samoa AgroMarketing has continued to strengthen in our project activities, despite a shutdown of the Hawaiian export market due to a Quarantine issue which has since been resolved in January.”