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500Families targeted
10%Plantation increase targeted
PKR 10.4MProgramme expenditure
2020Running since
About this project
This programme supports rural communities by encouraging sustainable farming, improving agricultural practice and strengthening rural livelihoods. The Murree Agriculture Project focuses particularly on Potha Village and surrounding areas.
Activities include agricultural inputs, farmer awareness, plantation and the promotion of sustainable practice. The programme aims to support approximately 500 families through seeds, tools and organic inputs, with farmer training sessions to improve agricultural resilience.
A 10% increase in fruit-tree plantation is targeted, alongside eco-sustainable farming practice and a focus on improving household income and food security in Murree and the surrounding rural communities.
How it works
- Seeds, tools and organic inputs for farming households
- Farmer training on sustainable practice
- Fruit-tree plantation, with a 10% increase targeted
- Aimed at income and resilience, not just yield
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Frequently asked
Where does this programme operate?
The Murree Agriculture Project is centred on <strong>Potha Village</strong> and surrounding communities in the Murree area.
What do farming families actually receive?
Seeds, tools and organic inputs, along with training sessions on sustainable practice.
How does this help with climate pressure?
Better practice and tree planting improve resilience to climate-related challenges as well as raising productivity.
Can donations be directed here specifically?
Yes — the form on this page is already set to it.
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