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Bhutan and FAO collaborate to improve food security

The CPF is designed to help safeguard and sustainably manage the uses of the country’s natural resourcesas well as to combat climate change and improve resilience to disasters. (Image source: thaths/Flickr)

The government of Bhutan (RGoB) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have announced the development of a five-year country programming framework (CPF) to improve food and nutrition security

FAO to improve food and nutrition security in Nepal

The government of Nepal is implementing a number of initiatives to achieve food security. (Image source: Asian Development Bank/Flickr)

The government of Nepal and the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) have signed a five-year framework agreement on technical cooperation and partnership to improve food and nutrition security in Nepal

Vietnam’s agri sector aims to achieve three per cent annual growth

Vietnam is taking initiatives to boost its agricultural production. (Image source: David Guyler/Flickr)

The growth rate of Vietnam’s agriculture sector production value in the Q1 2019 was estimated at 2.69 per cent as compared to the Q1 2018, according to Le Van Thanh, chief of the Ministry office

Symaga continues global expansion programmes

Symaga Djen Djen. (Image source: Symaga)

Symaga, a leading global supplier of silos for the major storage projects, significantly increased the number of important projects in its portfolio in 2018, ensuring a growing turnover and references list for the next few years

Indonesia takes steps to implement food security

The target and realisation of the procurement of rice-grain in East Java is set to be improved. (Image source: Carsten ten Brink/Flickr)

Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture boosts grain uptake of East Java farmers

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