Climate-smart Practices and Varieties for Intensive Rice-based Systems in Bangladesh and Cambodia

Event: Knowledge-Intensive Agriculture Workshop

Climate-smart Practices and Varieties for Intensive Rice-based Systems in Bangladesh and Cambodia

15 June 2017

Author / Speaker:

Arvind Kumar, South Asia Regional Centre, International Rice Research Institute, India - Other materials by the author

Rice in Bangladesh and Cambodia is grown using smart, climate-friendly, water-saving technologies that yields better harvests for farmers.

Through ADB's Investment Assessment and Applications of High-Level Technology for Food Security in Asia and the Pacific project, the International Rice Research Institute embarked on a study and field demonstration of smart agriculture technology for better rice yields in Bangladesh and Cambodia. The ADB project promotes the use of high-level technology in both upstream and downstream agriculture, assess investment needs, and prioritize areas for investment.

Geographical Focus:

Global

Bangladesh

Cambodia

Regional - Asia

Type of Content:

Learning Event

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