Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Award Will Identify and Document Gaps and Challenges in Bangladesh’s Phytosanitary Structure and Policies, Specifically Related to Import and Export Regulations and Procedures That Pose Barriers to Trade; Will Mobilize Resources (human and Learning Tools) to Establish Sustainable Institutional and Policy Changes Within Government Bodies to Address Identified Gaps; Will Identify Priority Biopesticides for Project Implementation and Verify Suitability With Users; and Will Enhance Bangladesh’s Biopesticide Registration Process, Aligning It With International Guidelines, and Support Farmer Adoption of Target Products. No Subawards Are Anticipated.
Committed
$128,207
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