| | Tegucigalpa, February 25, 2008.- News about the Added Value project have been generating a renewed interest in the value chain and in the possibilities for economic growth of the agribusiness sector. The project is aimed to support agribusinesses nationwide, and represents a joint effort of the Millennium Challenge Account-Honduras and the Pan-American Agricultural School (Zamorano)
The wide coverage given to the inaugural event by the local media has been mainly addressed to cast interest on institutions currently supporting Honduras development
Julio R. López, Director of Added Value - a project that will benefit 80 micro, small and medium agribusiness processors in four different areas of Honduras- has been invited by numerous media members to present the main benefits and components of the development project.
Some of the media members that have granted special coverage to the project are: El Heraldo, La Tribuna and Tiempo; Radio HRN, Canal 6, Canal 11 and Canal 7/4. | |
| | “Projects like these improve the capability of MSME involved in agribusinesses to enter the Global Market”
Iván Vásquez,
Journalist - Diario El Heraldo. | | ‘’ We have to profit from this opportunity; it is not everyday that we are trained and qualified and told what is good or bad… in situations regarding that small handmade product that we are fabricating at home… like jelly, bread, cheese, curd or whatever it is that we make, often at the interior of the country, where most of these small and micro businesses are located Verónica Cáceres
Radio HRN | |
