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Infrastructure and agricultural developments in Netherlands/
Overview
Developments in the Netherlands and Suriname involve various infrastructure and agricultural initiatives.
In the Netherlands, water management efforts include the opening of the historic Boreel pumping station in Middelburg to assist with drainage in Walcheren. Additionally, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature has reappointed Royal GD for a ten-year term to conduct statutory monitoring of animal health and diseases, such as avian influenza and Q fever.
In Suriname, water management has been bolstered by the commissioning of a new pumping installation at Sommelsdijks Kreek, funded by a US$ 2.7 million grant from Japan to reduce flooding in Paramaribo. In the agricultural sector, the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries has launched a soil investigation in the Wanica D district using nutrient tester kits provided by the World University Service of Canada to help local producers optimize crop yields and sustainability.
Entities
Government of Japan · Royal GD · Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries · World University Service of Canada · Sommelsdijks Kreek
Timeline
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8 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesAgricultural advancements in Suriname and NetherlandsSuriname has launched soil nutrient testing in Wanica D to improve agricultural sustainability, while the Netherlands has reappointed Royal GD for ten years to monitor national animal health.
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8 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesWater management infrastructure updates in the Netherlands and SurinameWater management projects are advancing in the Netherlands and Suriname, featuring the opening of the historic Boreel pumping station and a new Japanese-funded installation in Paramaribo.
Sources
gov.sr · prd.botterselburg.nl · regioonline.nl · surinamenieuws.nl · veearts.nl