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National Foods Limited Recognized for SustainAgro Project in CFA Programme by the UK Government

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National Foods Limited proudly announces its recognition as one of the final climate mitigation projects under the prestigious Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Programme, supported by the UK government and DAI Global. The SustainAgro project, an extension of National Foods’ commitment to sustainable agriculture and a secure value chain, has been acknowledged for its innovative approach to addressing climate challenges in Pakistan.

The CFA Investor Roadshow 2024, which concluded with a high-level roundtable discussion on February 20, 2024, marked an important milestone in the journey towards sustainable finance in Pakistan, bringing together influential leaders and experts to discuss the future of climate finance in the region.

The SustainAgro project by National Foods Limited lead and developed by four experts focuses on sustainable agriculture, localization for a secure value chain, and the development of an eco-system for modern farming in Pakistan. It builds upon the company’s commitment to farmer wellbeing, women empowerment, and food security, aligning with 10 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

“We are honored to be recognized for our SustainAgro project in the Climate Finance Accelerator Programme,” said Syed Muhammad Mahd, Chief of Staff at National Foods Limited. “This project represents our dedication to creating sustainable solutions that address climate challenges while promoting economic development and social empowerment in Pakistan.”

National Foods Limited extends its gratitude to the UK government, DAI Global, and the Climate Finance Accelerator Programme for their support and recognition. The company remains committed to driving positive change through initiatives like SustainAgro, contributing to a more resilient and sustainable future for Pakistan and beyond.

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