WFP, KOICA and Ghanaian agencies pilot a digital agriculture curriculum in agricultural colleges

The World Food Programme, Korea's KOICA, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, CTVET and GI-KACE are piloting a digital agriculture skills programme in five agricultural colleges. The five modules cover smart agriculture, IoT and sensors, data applications, and agribusiness and digital marketing. CTVET plans to accredit participating colleges and integrate the content into HND and certificate programmes.

Why it matters

Agribusiness employers have cited a gap between graduate training and industry needs, and accredited digital farming skills could help close it.

Source: Citi Newsroom · 18 October 2026

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