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PAKISTAN 2011. Boosting Agricultural Production and Market Linkages for Small-holder Farmers to Counter Soaring Food Prices

21 May 2011, Katandica - A portrait of President of Mozambique Armando Guebuza hanging amongst chairs set up for FAO delegates and governmental representative attending the FAO field day where they meet farmers showcasing their products. Due to high food prices and high food demand in Mozambique FAO is giving farmers with vouchers free seeds so they can produce high quality maize and make higher profits.
FAO Project: GCP /MOZ/099/EC - Boosting agricultural production and market linkages for small-holder farmers to counter soaring food prices. The overarching impact of the project as a whole is to enhance the food security and livelihood status of 30 000 farmers (150 000 people) in rural poor agricultural communities to buffer the effects of soaring food prices.

05/21/2011

Country or Territory Pakistan

Project ID GCP /MOZ/099/EC

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File size 1.44 MB

Unique ID UF11OA6

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