Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

Small grants, TA and Program expenses: vehicles, generators, office equipment- compyters and printers, , construction of prefabricated cold store modular structure, seed and soil equipment, pump an dmotors, electric balances, seed treaters, earsheller, etc. 

• Development of appropriate technology, supply of technology, both in time an dat affordable cost, and development of business entities for the supply of seed and fertilizer in target areas.
• Strengthened seed testing, monitoring and deployment systems; seed research and business partners' capacity enhanced; and many others.
• Fertilizer demand, welfare outcomes and market characterization studies completed and support public and private investments; fertilizer management scaled through dealers, retailers, cooperatives, and development paretners backstopped by extension agents.

Strengthened National Agricultural Research and Extension System; Partners' increased capacity for developing and employing Integrated Soil Fertility management (ISFM) technologies; Domain specific ISFM recommendations developed and deployed; efficient fertilizer application technologies evaluated and commercialized; Fertilizer supply chain and markets strengthened through private sector engagement.

Increased role and capacity of public and provate sectors in technology development and dissemination; increased number of productivity enhancing technologies available to smallholder producers; strengthened international partnership and financing for argicultural research.