In particular, two CCAR regional offices will be established in Bălți and Căguș, which will provide advisory services to around 200 farmers in the north and south of the country. Expanding activities to peripheral areas will enable agricultural advisers to identify farmers’ specific needs and adapt services to the particular conditions of each region of Moldova. In the central region, services will be provided by the CCAR headquarters.
This initiative forms part of the development of the Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation System (AKIS), which aims to integrate research, education and advisory services within Moldova’s agri-food sector. The development of this system is part of the commitments undertaken by the Republic of Moldova as part of the reform programme linked to the European Union’s Growth Plan.
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