The World Bank provides financial support to Pakistan’s agricultural sector for innovative technology, including smart water technology
The World Bank allocates $200 million to enhance Pakistan’s agricultural sector with innovative technology, particularly smart water technology, aimed at boosting water-use efficiency, resilience to extreme weather, and small farmers’ income. The project intends to engage the private sector in acquiring and implementing these technologies, while also offering training to water user associations and households to enhance water conservation and agricultural productivity.
The World Bank grants $200 million in financing to support Pakistan’s agricultural industry by adopting climate-smart technologies. The technologies will aim to improve water-use efficiency, build resilience to extreme weather events and increase the incomes of small farmers. The project aims to involve the private sector in obtaining technologies and providing the proper training for water user associations and households to improve water conservation and agriculture productivity.
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