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The CSIAP

The Climate Smart Irrigated Agriculture Project (CSIAP) is implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture since 2019. The CSIAP is aiming at improving climate resilience of farmer families and productivity of irrigated agriculture in climatically vulnerable 11 districts in dry zone of Sri Lanka. This is a World Bank funded project costing US$ 125 million and the World Bank contribution is US$ 110 million. 1,700 minor/medium irrigation schemes will be rehabilitated to benefit over 60,000 farm families. Currently the CSIAP is providing an additional handholding support to the government to ensure food security in the country.

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Weather in Implementation Areas of
Climate Smart Irrigated Agriculture Project

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The World Bank & other high-level delegations' visit to
the Farmer Training School at Thirappane, Anuradhapura

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  • A 03-day workshop on achieving the CSIAP’s objectives commenced at the NIPM
  • The CSAFTS trained around 19600 farmers on CSA by 1966 farmer leaders
  • A success story of a youth farmer who cultivates red onions in the Northern Province
  • The CSIAP completes the rehabilitation of 470 tanks at a cost of Rs. 13000 M
  • Current Vacancies for the Project Staff (PMU and Provincial Offices) of the CSIAP
  • A warm farewell to Project Director, Senior Engineer and ESS Specialist of CSIAP
  • The CSIAP obtained clearance to rehabilitate another 63 tanks in the forest areas
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