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  1. A department led by Pijush Hazarika is responsible for implementing agricultural policy and setting mandates for operations in Assam.

Assam Government and IFPRI Sign MoU to Boost Agricultural Transformation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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The Assam government and the International Food Policy Research Institute signed a memorandum of understanding in Guwahati on October 7, 2026. The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation in agricultural transformation, climate resilience, and rural livelihoods within the state. The collaboration will focus on joint research, capacity building, and advisory support to improve farmers’ incomes and nutritional outcomes.

From theshillongtimes.com

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The partnership seeks to address the challenge of increasing production from limited agricultural land in Assam, where nearly 75 percent of the population depends on agriculture. The focus on horticulture and climate-resilient farming is intended to enable farmers to earn better returns and adapt to challenges like floods.

A department led by Pijush Hazarika is responsible for implementing agricultural policy and setting mandates for operations in Assam.

From theshillongtimes.com

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