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PlantwisePlus in Pakistan

Pakistan's agriculture sector is by far the country's largest employer, with smallholder farmers playing a vital role in feeding the country's growing population.  

Working with partners, PlantwisePlus is enhancing crop health and farmers' livelihoods. Key projects in Pakistan include the release of a biocontrol agent to safeguard crops from invasive plant species, such as parthenium weed and the establishing of local facilities for the mass rearing of lower-risk plant protection solutions. 

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Current activities

Browse the PlantwisePlus activities currently being delivered in Pakistan, highlighting our current areas of work and collaboration.

Pest preparedness
Pesticide risk reduction
Farmer advisory services

Research and publications

Supporting plant health communities in Pakistan to respond to climate risks in agriculture: A Scoping Study

Type Study brief

Published in Study Brief 53: Policy

Language English

Year 2025

Smallholder farmers’ knowledge, attitudes and practices towards parthenium and biological control in Pakistan: A gendered perspective

Type Journal article

Published in CABI Agriculture and Bioscience, 6 (1)

Language English

Year 2025

Empowering Change: Gender and Youth in Climate Action for Low Emission and Resilient Agriculture

Type Study brief

Published in Study Brief 49: Research

Language English

Year 2025

Contact us

Muhammad Naeem Aslam

PlantwisePlus Country Coordinator, Pakistan

CABI Country Coordinator PlantwisePlus

E: n.aslam@cabi.org

 

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Learn more about PlantwisePlus

Delivered through gender-sensitive and climate-resilient approaches, PlantwisePlus is tackling the challenges facing smallholder production through three impact pathways: Pest PreparednessPesticide Risk Reduction, and Farmer Advisory.

Pest Preparedness

Pesticide Risk Reduction

Farmer Advisory