World Bank-funded urea to support small-scale paddy growers

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World Bank-funded urea to support small-scale paddy growers

Sri Lanka took delivery this week of the first stock of urea fertiliser purchased with World Bank funding provided under an emergency facility.

World Bank-funded urea to support small-scale paddy growers

The Sunday Times

2022-10-30

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