Bamako’s organic markets thrive with short supply chains in Mali
In Bamako, Mali, a growing demand for fresh, locally sourced, and affordable food is reshaping how consumers approach their grocery shopping. The Réseau Solidaire en Agroécologie Paysanne et Citoyenne (Resapac) has championed this shift for over a decade by fostering short supply chains and responsible consumption. Its mission? To provide urban residents with high-quality, locally grown produce while ensuring producers receive fair compensation for their labor.
Building Trust Between Producers and Consumers
The Resapac model thrives on transparency and collective governance. By connecting farmers, processors, and buyers directly, it eliminates unnecessary intermediaries, allowing consumers to trace the origin of their food and understand the sustainable practices behind it. This hands-on ...
