Adentan Promush

Pictures of a meeting of a team of mushroom farmers, project management team and experts from the PROMUSH Demonstration Centre validating a Lessons Learnt Manual on the PROMUSH Project.
This comes at the back of information collected from farmers on their activities along the mushroom value chain.

It is raining mushrooms in the Adentan Municipality.

Mushroom cultivation is simple, eco-friendly and requires minimal initial investment. Don't be left out!!

Day two of the Training of trainers (TOT) workshop at the PROMUSH (mushroom) Centre focused on company registration and product certification from the GSA and FDA.

DAY 1
Training of trainers (TOT) workshop at the PROMUSH (mushroom) Centre on branding, packaging, labelling, barcoding and marketing strategies.

The PROMUSH Project is a three (3) year Local Economic Development Project seeking to create employment opportunities for women, youth and PWDs, developing environmentally sustainable production chain in the mushroom industry and reducing poverty within the Adentan Municipality.

The Adentan Municipal Assembly(AdMA), Centre for Local Governance Advocacy (CLGA) and Local Government Network (LOGNet) are working together with other local and national actors to implement the project. The project is funded by the European Union (EU) with counterpart funding from the implementing partners.

PROMUSH - Promoting Mushroom Industry In Adentan Municipal Assembly Staff of the Centre for Local Governance Advocacy (CLGA) and the Adentan Municipal Assembly on the 9th of February, 2018 welcomed Her Royal Majesty, Queen Mathilde, the Queen of Belgium to the EU funded Promoting Mushroom in the Adentan Municipality (PROMUSH) Project site. Her visit forms part of he...

http://adentanpromushproject.org/promush/news_item/8

Promush on Twitter “Queen Mathilde of Belgium visits the EU funded promoting mushroom in the Adentan Municipality project as part of the monitoring exercise.”

PROMUSH - Promoting Mushroom Industry In Adentan Municipal Assembly