Cashew in Sierra Leone

Cashew is a high-value crop with the potential to support income growth for smallholders and export development. Smallholder planting has been heavily promoted in recent years and the Sierra Leone cashew sector has reached a critical stage in its development. Watch this video to find out more.

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