Lyndia Pingree
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ISLAMABAD: The US-funded Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) investment programme in Pakistan aimed to help farmers adapt to climate change has been shut down as a result of US administration’s decision to suspend funding of all US foreign aid programmes. The five-year programme at a cost of $24 million was launched by US Ambassador Donald Blome
Dawn.com
ISLAMABAD: The US-funded Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) investment programme in Pakistan aimed to help farmers adapt to climate change has been shut down as a result of US administration’s decision to suspend funding of all US foreign aid programmes.
The five-year programme at a cost of $24 million was launched by US Ambassador Donald Blome in November last year…
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