In Manouba, the regional commission responsible for inclusion has selected around fifteen agricultural projects led by women, out of twenty-three applications submitted. Sheep farming and poultry farming dominate the selection. Each project will receive capped funding, though the exact amount has yet to be announced by the commission.
How many projects were approved, and where?
Fifteen applications selected out of twenty-three: beyond the numbers, this is a story of women in Manouba who stood their ground in sheep farming or poultry farming before a demanding regional commission.
In Manouba governorate, around fifteen agricultural projects were recently approved by the regional commission responsible for inclusion. It was at the level of this governorate, and specifically by this regional body, that the applications were reviewed and then selected.
The sectors involved notably include sheep farming and poultry farming. The file gives no further detail on the exact number of beneficiaries, the amounts committed, or the implementation timeline.
Which agricultural sectors are involved?
In Manouba governorate, the regional commission responsible for inclusion recently approved around fifteen agricultural projects. These initiatives span several sectors, but two stand out clearly in the final selection.
Sheep farming and poultry farming are among the most widely represented fields. Rooted in local farming practices, these sectors offer the women behind these projects concrete opportunities and access to a structured economic activity.
How many applications were in the running, and what funding is planned?
Before selecting the fifteen agricultural projects dedicated to women’s inclusion, the commission in charge reviewed twenty-three applications in total.
On the funding side, the commission has announced a cap per selected project, without specifying the amount at this stage.
Fifteen applications selected out of twenty-three: beyond the numbers, this is a story of women in Manouba who stood their ground in sheep farming or poultry farming before a demanding regional commission. The exact amount of the funding cap promised to each project has yet to be confirmed, but the support itself is guaranteed for the fifteen women selected.
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