The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is at a pivotal moment in its agricultural history, as innovative initiatives begin to reshape and empower its agribusiness sector. Among these transformative efforts, the GRECOM-RDC (Green Community Mind) initiative stands out as a remarkable example, illustrating the extraordinary potential of sustainable agriculture in the region. Driven by a passion for ecological balance and economic growth, this initiative has ushered in a new era for DRC's agricultural practices. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and sustainable methodologies, GRECOM-RDC
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Located in the heart of Africa, with a land surface area of 2.3 million km2, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is the largest country in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) with rich soil and subsoil; over 80 million ha of fertile and arable land and 52 percent of all freshwater resources in SSA. Agriculture accounts for about 20 percent of GDP and employs some 70-75 percent of the economically active population[1]. DRC could potentially feed the entire African continent, yet it is currently unable to adequately feed its own population. The immense potential of the agricultural sector as a vehicle