Mr Kyari was appointed during the 49th Session of the IFAD Governing Council Meeting in Rome, Italy, on Tuesday.
They planned to achieve this through the Country Strategic Opportunities Programme (COSOP) 2024 to 2029.
The coordinator explained that the budget would be funded through multi-stakeholder contributions to enhance the livelihoods of farmers
Mr Owotomo noted that improved nutrition would boost food production and the economy in the state.
Mr Shettima said that the recent global trade disruptions and the resurgence of protectionism are loud warnings to Nigeria.
Mr Sanni named three states as part of those funded by the Niger Delta Development Commission.
The national programme coordinator said the farm inputs and equipment included fertilisers, herbicides, rice seeds, and home garden seeds.
He expressed optimism about the initiative’s impact on youths and women in the Niger Delta.
Fatima Aliyu, National Programme Coordinator, FG/IFAD-VCDP, stated this during a supervision visit to Nasarawa on Thursday.
She said it was estimated that the country lost N3.5 trillion annually due to post-harvest losses.
