Japan assists in construction of ginger, timur processing centre
Summary
Japan has provided grant assistance to build a ginger and timur processing centre in Myagdi district to help local farmers add value to their produce. The project will support around 600 women farmers in Beni Municipality and improve processing facilities and equipment.
Key Points
- Japan has funded a ginger and timur processing centre in Myagdi district through its grassroots grant program.
- The project was formalized with a grant contract signed in Kathmandu by Ambassador Maeda Toru and LEADS Nepal Executive Director Padam Raj Shrestha.
- Around 600 women farmers in Beni Municipality are expected to benefit from the new and renovated processing facilities.
- The centre is intended to improve product quality, increase incomes and support sustainable rural development.
