IWMI has kick-started a study in Nigeria to identify key gaps affecting waste management and entrepreneurship development in the circular bioeconomy sector.
In Okara, with the support of the International Water Management Institute, a project on the development of smart agriculture and checking the level and quality of underground water is working.
Dr Cheema said these water sensors had been installed under WRAP Programme Component 1: CRS-IWaG, and IWMI hoped that this technology would be used by other farmers as well, as they see its benefits.
Referring to the proposal made by President Ranil Wickremesinghe at the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP27, the Prime Minister said international organisations could provide high standard..
