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According to bank's website, the proposed project aims to promote income generation, employment creation, and economic resilience by diversifying rural economic activities and improving productivity, value addition, and market integration across sectors such as horticulture, livestock and dairy, cotton, spices, handicrafts, and tourism, with a strong emphasis on women and youth participation. It supports private sector-led growth through enterprise capacity development, blended finance, and co-financing instruments that expand aggregation, processing, and logistics while reducing investment risks and improving access to commercial finance. Complementary investments in digital solutions, advisory services, and market facilitation will strengthen the rural service ecosystem, enhance coordination among value chain actors, and improve access to information, financial services, and domestic and export markets.
Environmental and Social Risk: S
Total Project Cost: US$ 212.50 million
Commitment Amount: US$ 149.50 million
IBRD + IDA Commitment: US$ 132.50 million
Task Team Leader: Ademola Braimoh
Title: Senior Agriculture Economist
Email: abraimoh@worldbank.org
ADM Environmental Specialist: Faizullah Mohammadi
ADM Social Specialist: Mohammad Yasin Noori
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