Save the date for the International Policy Workshop on Sustainable Food Systems Approach and Rice Policy Development

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Save the date for the International Policy Workshop on Sustainable Food Systems Approach and Rice Policy Development

Capacity Development and Experience Sharing for Rice Value Chains through South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC)" project

Year of publication 2021

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

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Language English

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Developing an Integrated Sustainable Rice System in Eswatini through South-South Cooperation - GCP/SWA/020/MOR 2022

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Farmers in Eswatini who cultivate Swazi National Land (SNL) do not have access to financing instruments, technology, or irrigation systems. These are contributing factors to the country’s low levels of agricultural productivity. This South South Cooperation project between Eswatini and Morocco was formulated so that Moroccan experts could share their experiences with representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) of Eswatini in the areas of agricultural development and irrigation. The project had three main goals: i ) to transfer Moroccan experiences to Eswatini; (ii) to improve water resources and irrigation in Eswatini based on this knowledge transfer; and (iii) to strengthen bilateral relations between the countries.