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EU to provide $2.5mn to promote agricultural technology in Afghanistan
The European Union will provide USD 2.5mn to promote agricultural technology in Afghanistan through the Capacity Building of Institutions Assessing Agricultural rx cialis Products program.
Afghanistan’s Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Minister, Fahim Ziaye, buy cialis from canada said the program will be implemented in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (UNFAO) and the European Union.
Presently, most of the farming across the country is done in traditional ways. Farmers guaranteed cheapest cialis have no means of forecasting the climate. The new program will enable farmers to forecast future climate changes and help protect their crops from negative impacts of the weather.
UNFAO Representative Tomio Shichiri said in addition to farmers the program will also benefit MAIL’s employees as it would help enhance their capacity.
According to reports, the EU has till date injected USD 3bn in the past decade, of which USD 500mn has been spent in the agriculture sector.
The agriculture sector of Afghanistan accounts for 40% of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Majority of Afghans are engaged in farming. Agriculture is critical to Afghanistan’s food security and is a driver of economic growth.
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