MONEY WILL COME.

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• A bold push to transform rural economies is underway as the dfcu Foundation struggle

in partnership with Rabo Foundation, unveils the FEAT (Financial Expansion for Agribusiness Transformation) programme.
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‎ With Shs 100 billion in financial linkages on offer, the initiative aims to empower 2,280 agribusinesses across key value chains such as coffee, dairy, cereals, and oilseeds .
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‎Targeting inclusive growth, FEAT places special emphasis on women, youth, and vulnerable groups.
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‎The project doesn’t just offer financing—it includes training on leadership, governance, financial literacy, and climate‑smart agriculture via management advisors, AgriTech specialists, and digital tools like the Soma e‑learning platform .
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‎By equipping early‑stage enterprises with both capital and capacity, FEAT is poised to plant the seeds of economic resilience and prosperity in Uganda’s agrarian communities.
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