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"Welcome to the last FAO Myanmar newsletter
of 2018!
During the year 2018, FAO Myanmar achieved
significant milestones in the sectors in which it
has been working. In addition, the new
Country Programming Framework (CPF 2017-
2022) representing FAO’s strategy of
intervention in Myanmar for the coming years,
was officially endorsed by the Cabinet on
behalf of the Government of Myanmar in
October.
In 2018, FAO continued to provide support to
the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and
Irrigation (MoALI) through specialized
technical assistance to the development and
establishment of the Agriculture Development
Strategy (ADS). This was an important
achievement for the agriculture sector.
Moreover, with FAO’s technical and financial
support, MoALI accomplished the
development of the Agriculture Action Plan for
Disaster Risk Reduction (AAPDRR). It is also
worthwhile mentioning that FAO collaborated
with MoALI and MoNREC in establishing the
first Climate Smart Agriculture Centre (CSAC)
as the national CSA knowledge repository and
catalyst. The latter should help farming and
forestry stakeholders in building capacity to
mitigate climate change and improve land
condition.
FAO Myanmar Newsletter
Xiaojie Fan
FAO Representative in Myanmar
In addition, FAO played a critical role in the
development of Multi-Sectoral National Plan of
Action on Nutrition (MS-NPAN). This vital multistakeholder collaboration will promote healthier
and more productive lives that contribute to the
overall economic and social aspirations of the
country. Following MoALI’s request, FAO and
World Food Programme undertook a Food
Security Field Assessment Mission in Rakhine
State in May this year with constructive
recommendations for future agriculture and
livelihood development in Rakhine.
I would like to take this opportunity to express
my gratitude to our Government counterparts,
donors, development and humanitarian partners,
for joining hands and allowing accomplishing
important steps towards progressing in FAO’s
objectives of reducing rural poverty, helping
eliminating hunger and making agriculture more
productive and sustainable in Myanmar.
I wish you all a happy holiday season and
peaceful and prosperous 2019.
Enjoy reading our Newsletter!..."
Source/publisher:
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
Date of Publication:
2018-12-01
Date of entry:
2019-06-14
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Myanmar
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