The program, which was launched in collaboration with Britain, is the name of tolerant agricultural livelihood (real), which is aimed at reaching more than one million people in eight regions of the country by May 2026.
This program will provide the benefits of small farmers, landless workers, livestock and women and girls.
Richard Trend, a FAO representative of Afghanistan, said, “Afghan farmers are exceptional, but repeatedly coming, climate and economic push are reducing their power.”
“This project will create an important way to help farmers again strengthen this tolerance.”
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The original program will also work to expand the market access to farmers outside the climate risk management.
Which encourages the permanent use of land and community and does not have to rely on humanitarian support in the long run.
FAOS, more than 5 million people in Afghanistan, emergency food aid support materials and long -term tolerant projects in Afghanistan between 2022 and 2021.
They helped reduce the level of food insecurity in half.
Richard Treurer said, “In a country where agriculture maintains a large part of life, this project is a short -term investment with long -term influence.”