This solution addresses the challenges in four phases listed below.Phase 1 1. Identify marketable products from the array produced in the rural communities. 2. Identify the producers of these products and those interested in going into the production of same. 3. Identify markets and demand centers that require these products as final goods or as raw material. 4. Engage and enlighten all parties and stake holders about what Project inclusive is all about, including improved methods of boosting agricultural output and collaboration. 5. Enroll producers and market/demand centers on an app called RUP 6. Getting a representative among the producers to co-ordinate with a representative of the Project inclusive programme selected from the rural community. 7. Fair price is determined by market forces (supply and demand). 8. Acquiring affordable Silo. 9. Get involved in a cost-effective method of converting some of the derived products in these communities that are viable into other finished goods. 10. A specific percentage of the profit realized by the Project inclusive programme (RUP) is set aside for skill acquisition and scholarship schemes.
Phase 2: An all-inclusive skills acquisition and affordable scholarship schemes in the rural pilot communities to be funded by the accumulated savings stated in phase 1 (10) above. Phase 3: expanding to other rural areas in Nigeria in an organic growth pattern by leveraging on the experiences acquired in the pilot communities. Phase 4: Identify markets outside the country for the products. Work closely with the export promotion council to export these products.Effect on rural areasThis will expand rural economies, pave the way to large market, match demand to supply from rural communities, creating value chain, enhance and create stable and sustainable income within rural economies, and better standard of living through an effective co-ordination and management system, while leveraging on a simple and affordable technology.
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