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The Independent Uganda·3 min read·medium

PDM changes lives in Arua, but farmers still struggle to find markets

PDM changes lives in Arua, but farmers still struggle to find markets
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The Parish Development Model (PDM) in Uganda is helping small-scale farmers transition into profitable enterprises, though many still face significant challenges with market access. Beneficiaries report increased production and improved livelihoods, but note that low market prices often limit their overall earnings.

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This highlights the effectiveness of micro-financing in rural development while identifying the critical need for infrastructure and market connectivity to ensure long-term economic success.

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Confidence: 80%

The article presents both the success of the government program and the ongoing challenges faced by participants.

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