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Similar National plans

Similar National plans

INDC of Malaysia
Development of short-maturing rice varieties
INDC of Marshall Islands
Development of milkfish farming technology
Ecological Pest Management (EPM)
Improved Crop Varieties (Imported)
Super water absorbent products AMS-1
Management of the irrigation to mitigate methane emission and improve water irrigation efficiency in Red and Cuu Long river deltas
International cooperation: Development of the bio energy in the livestock sector to replace energy used in agriculture zone and mitigate GHG emission
Bioethanol from maize
Biodiesel - biofuels development (TAP)
Biodiesel from jatropha
Second and third generation of biofuels
Increase the use of cleaner fuel (i.e. Liquid natural gas (LNG)/ Compressed natural gas (CNG) and biofuels)
Biofuels (French)
Biofuels (Spanish)
Biofuels from Second Generation
Biofuels from sugarcane sweet
Production processing and use of local biofuels as a substitute for fuel fossil
Second generation biofuel
Formulation of a conducive framework for biofuels development and implementation
INDC of Argentina
Second generation biofuels (TAP)
Sustainable charcoal utilization and production (TAP)
Training on improved farming practices for crops - irrigation and water management - soil fertility management (conservation and restoration of soil quality) etc (TAP)
Classic tillage on slopes with more than 5 degrees gradient in a crop rotation with participation of field seeded crops only (spiked cereals- annual legumes- perennial herbaceous)
Rain and snow water harvesting for herder groups
Using Intelligent Nutrient Management- Micronutrient gel for crop and tree
Measures to combat soil water erosion in Adjara
Restoration and preservation of highland productivity using sustainable land management practices to increase climate change adaptability

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