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Accra, July 3, GNA – Fidelity Bank, Ghana’s largest privately owned bank, is to award GHS 1 million in grant funding to support innovative solutions addressing critical challenges within the country’s agricultural value chain.

The GreenTech Innovation Challenge (GTIC) 2024 aims to empower Ghanaian businesses and innovators by providing them with the resources they need to launch or scale their GreenTech solutions.

In a media statement copied to the GNA, the Bank said resources had the potential to revolutionise Ghana’s agricultural sector and ensure a more sustainable and productive future.

Julian Opuni, the Managing Director of the Bank, emphasised the Bank’s dedication to supporting the agricultural sector.

“Our commitment to agriculture is not new, and during the 3i Africa Summit in May 2024, we announced the expansion of our Fidelity Young Entrepreneurs Initiative through the introduction of an AgricTech competition. We recognise the immense potential of technological solutions in the agricultural sector, and the GTIC is a significant step forward in nurturing this potential,” he said.

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