H.E. Mr. Ahmed Saleem, Secretary General of SAARC visited SAC on 20 June 2012
H.E. Uz. Fatimath Dhiyana Saeed, Secretary General of SAARC visited to SAC, 8 August, 2011
Exposure Training Workshop at SAC, Dhaka on 8-10 August 2011
Participants of the First Training Workshop on Developing Capacity in Cropping Systems Modeling at SAC, Dhaka on 20-24 Nov. 2011
6th Meeting of the Governing Board of SAARC Agriculture Centre (SAC), Dhaka on 3-4 September 2012
Participants of the Consultation Meeting on Operational Agro-meteorological Services in SAARC and other countries, Pune, India on 20-21 April 2012
Participants of the Consultation Workshop on “Brood-stock Management and Dissemination of Improved Fish Breed in SAARC Countries”, Islamabad, Pakistan,
Consultation Meeting on Dairy Production Quality Control and Marketing System in SAARC Countries, Karnal, India on 35-26 March 2011
H.E. Dasho Daw Penjo, Hon’ble Foreign Secretary, Royal Government of Bhutan visited SAC on 22 November 2011
Inaugural Session of the “Annual Meeting of SAARC Seed Forum” Dhaka on 4 April 2012
Consultative Workshop on “Regional Initiative on Improvement of Vegetables and Adaptive Trials in SAARC Countries” Dhaka on 16-17 November, 2011
SAARC AGRICULTURE VISION 2020
BACKGROUND
1. SAARC Region is broadly classified as low-income or, low-middle income category in global parlance. While poverty and hunger remain one of the major challenges before the region, Agriculture is remains the predominant sector of the region’s economies. A vast majority of population in the region lives in rural areas and depends upon agriculture for livelihood and sustenance. Despite rapid growth of some of the economies in the region, dependence on agriculture, as primary occupation, has witnessed little decline whereas future growth of agriculture sector is critical to eradication of poverty, livelihood security, reduction in hunger and promoting sustainable and inclusive growth of the regional economies.
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