Rehabilitation of an Agricultural Residue Detector
Rehabilitation of an Agricultural Residue Detector
Focus Area
Agriculture Production
Budget
$13,220
Local Partners
Ministry of Agriculture
Geographic Scope
Kfarshima, Mount Lebanon
Project Aim
Objective:
To restore the functionality of the agricultural residue detector at the Kfarshima Laboratory, under the Ministry of Agriculture, to ensure the timely testing of agricultural products and support compliance with export requirements.

Summary:
The project aims to rehabilitate an essential testing machine at the Kfarshima Laboratory, operated under the authority of the Ministry of Agriculture. The equipment plays a critical role in analyzing agricultural residues in crops and verifying compliance with the safety and quality standards required for export.
The machine’s current inoperability has disrupted essential laboratory services, limiting farmers’ and traders’ access to the testing and certification needed to export their products. Restoring the equipment will help resume these services, strengthen support for Lebanese farmers and agricultural businesses, and facilitate the export of locally produced crops.

Expected Impact:
Restore essential laboratory testing services, facilitate timely agricultural residue analysis and export certification, and support Lebanese farmers, traders, and exporters in meeting applicable export requirements.


Implementation Plan:
Provide the tools to repair the equipment and replace faulty components as needed.
Key Beneficiaries
Lebanese farmers, agricultural producers, traders, and exporters.

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