FATA Economic Stabilization Program (ESP)

The Economic Stabilization Program (ESP) will be a four-year, multimillion dollar project to create jobs and improve economic opportunities in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) by improving the productivity of farmers and livestock holders and expanding micro and small enterprises.



/> The ESP takes a comprehensive approach.

On-farm, it will improve farmersÂ’ skills and access to high quality inputs, and increase the agricultural resource base.

Off-farm, it will support establishment of micro and small enterprises, strengthen supply chains, rehabilitate and strengthen market infrastructure, and help develop local business/trade associations.
Agency: Agency for International Development

Office: Pakistan USAID-Islamabad

Estimated Funding: $



Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available

Additional Information of Eligibility:
Please refer to Section II - ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA of the RFA.

Full Opportunity Web Address:


Contact:
Saadi AkhtarAcquisition-Assistance SpecialistPhone 92512081288

Agency Email Description:
sakhtar@usaid.gov

Agency Email:
sakhtar@usaid.gov

Date Posted:
2013-12-24

Application Due Date:
2014-02-14

Archive Date:
2014-03-16



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