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RUBBER REHABILITATION

Sector: Fertilizers • Location: Myanmar

Source: World Bank Group

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The Rubber Rehabilitation Project will rehabilitate 15 Government rubber estates, expand rubber processing capacity and provide staff training and technical assistance. By creating an effective and well-trained staff competent in all aspects of rubber development and by establishing high-yielding plant material suitable for Burmese conditions, this project will contribute to the rehabilitation and

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The project “RUBBER REHABILITATION” is an infrastructure initiative in the Fertilizers sector, located in Myanmar. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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The Rubber Rehabilitation Project will rehabilitate 15 Government rubber estates, expand rubber processing capacity and provide staff training and technical assistance. By creating an effective and well-trained staff competent in all aspects of rubber development and by establishing high-yielding plant material suitable for Burmese conditions, this project will contribute to the rehabilitation and expansion of the rubber industry in Burma. The major direct benefits will be the incremental production from Government estates which will total about 28,000 long tons over 15 years (valued at US$25 million) and the incremental employment totalling about 3,200 man-years during the four-year implementation phase. The project is well within the implementation capacity of the agencies concerned and involves no substantial risks beyond those normally associated with tree crop projects involving introduction of new technologies.

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