$27.9 million for increased crop production through improved irrigation and drainage infrastructure and improved water resource management policies. 

The GAFSP funding for Tajikistan will support the government's scale-up of Public Employment for Sustainable Agriculture and Water Management Project (PAMP) activities through the newly proposed PAMP II project. PAMP focused  on the immediate, short term aspects of rehabilitating the irrigation system and introducing sustainable management. The additional GAFSP funding, through PAMP II, will contribute to activities designed to increase the long-term sustainability of the improved irrigation system.  The project is estimate to create 1.5 million working days of employment, improve 1,500 kilometers of collection and drainage, renovate 500 km of irrigation canals, and fortify about 7,000 spillways; approximately 75,000 households will have increased incomes related to these water improvements.

 

Interactive Map: Tajikistan

This interactive map of Tajikistan highlights the target area for scale-up activities under PAMP II funded through GAFSP. The map overlays sub-national poverty data, rural development data, demographic indicators and other information relevant to the program, like market centers.

 

To see this map on a full screen please click here.

 

 

PAMP II targets the region of Khatlon, which has the highest levels of malnutrition in the country, with approximately 1.4 million people in Khatlon identified as food insecure. While Khatlon also has high agricultural potential, it is mostly unrealized due in part of the lack of adequate irrigation infrastructure.

 

More Information 

Selected Supervising Entity

The World Bank

 

Contacts

  • Mr. Bobojon Yatimov (Task Team Leader (Senior Rural Development Specialist), byatimov@worldbank.org, tel. (992-372)21-07-56 ext. 238) based in Dushanbe.

Official Project Documents:

Submission Documents