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PARC, Korean firm sign pact to promote agri products

byCustoms Today Report
26/07/2015
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ISLAMABAD: To promote agricultural products, the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC) and South Korea’s OAK Commercial Agricultural Farming (OAKS CAF) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU).

The agreement was signed at PARC headquarters by the representatives of both the organizations. The MoU envisages development of a pilot programme for Holistic Land and Livestock Management, which builds upon experiences of PARC and Sustainable Resource Management Solutions Limited.

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Both the organisations would jointly apply for support grants and secure grants to fund the Pilot programme(s) besides training and developing the skills and capacity to support the initial Pilot(s) and to sustain an ongoing programme of HLLM in Pakistan on the successful completion of Pilot(s).

According to the MoU an ongoing community/SRMS/PARC programme would be set up to monitors change in social, economic and environmental indicators from the baseline. Both the sides agreed to take possible measures to allow this information to be directly uploaded onto a central data-base.

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