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CASH CROPS

Sector: Road • Location: Nepal

Source: World Bank Group

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The Cash Crop Development Project will promote cash crop production. Specifically, it aims to increase production of sugarcane, tobacco and oilseeds (mustard and rapeseed). Pilot development of sericulture and groundnuts will also be initiated and existing ginger research facilities strengthened. The Cash Crop Development Project will improve support services for these crops and will build on exis

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The Cash Crop Development Project will promote cash crop production. Specifically, it aims to increase production of sugarcane, tobacco and oilseeds (mustard and rapeseed). Pilot development of sericulture and groundnuts will also be initiated and existing ginger research facilities strengthened. The Cash Crop Development Project will improve support services for these crops and will build on existing efforts to upgrade agricultural extension and research in Nepal. The Cash Crop Development Project will also provide for credit to match the increased input requirements. In addition, to facilitate the movement of cane to the sugar factory, the project will provide for upgrading of about 59 kms of feeder roads, construction of about 5 kms of new roads, and construction of two small bridges. The major benefits from the project will be: (a) increased agricultural production (cash crops); (b) savings in foreign exchange, primarily through import substitution; and (c) increased net farm income.

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