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The Agricultural relief started a training course for new agricultural engineers in a partnership with the Japanese Foundation "CCP".

Date: 28/04/2011


The Agricultural relief started a training course targeted agricultural engineers recently graduated as part of "Project to support and strengthen the agricultural sector, training and promotion of ways of the sustainable environmental practices," that implemented by the Japanese campaign for the Children of Palestine "CCP" in partnership with agricultural relief and funding from the Japanese government.


The engineer Ibtisam Salem Director of the Department of programs and projects pointed that the project aims to promote self-reliance and food security in the Gaza Strip, through the implementation of a number of activities to build the capacity of agricultural engineers and farmers, and the production of agricultural seedlings with good strains through the establishment of vegetables nurseries and the distribution of seedlings to the civil institutions and schools.


With regard to capacity-building, Mr. Neimer Ayesh the project director said that "The project is working to build the capacity of" 20 "agricultural engineer fresh graduates to support their expertise and their knowledge and acquire new experiences in agricultural work and production, and open the prospects to help them find jobs through receiving intensive training addresses a variety of administrative, agricultural and livestock production and food industries and uses of water topics in which the focus is on the practical side for ten months. "

Mr. Ayesh added: "The project is working to build the capacity of 60 farms and farmers to support the scientific and practical knowledge through three training courses in a variety of agricultural areas and the use of modern technology to improve production and quality and thereby improve their economic situation for three months.

He also noted that the project includes the establishment of Nurseries to support small farmers and farmers affected by the Israeli invasions of recurrent and provide them with Seedlings and seeds which will produced in the nurseries this will contributes to the promotion of adherence of the farmers to their land and the continuity of cultivation being the only source of income, in addition to providing schools and public places with trees to improve the surrounding environment







 
 
 
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