PKSF and CAB International sign agroecology MoU
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Aug 20, 2026 · Last updated Aug 20, 2026
The agreement is expected to enhance the sustainability and productivity of Bangladesh's agricultural sector by promoting safer farming practices and reducing input costs for farmers. This could positively impact agricultural output and food safety, with potential benefits for related industries and rural economies.
On August 20, 2026, Palli Karma Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) and CAB International signed a Memorandum of Understanding titled 'Up-scaling of Sustainable Agroecological Farming in Bangladesh' to promote climate-resilient, sustainable, and safe agricultural practices in Bangladesh. The MoU aims to reduce farmers' production costs, address climate and environmental risks, and reduce the use of harmful pesticides by promoting biological pest-control solutions. Under the agreement, CAB International's technical expertise through its PlantwisePlus programme will be combined with PKSF's implementation capacity and extensive grassroots network. The collaboration is expected to strengthen the skills and capacities of smallholder and marginal farmers and support the wider adoption of sustainable agroecological farming practices. The MoU was signed by PKSF Deputy Managing Director Dr. Akond Mohammad Rafiqul Islam and CAB International Regional Director for South Asia Dr. Vinod Pandit. PKSF Managing Director Md Fazlul Kader and CAB International Country Representative in Bangladesh Dr. Saleh Ahmadu also spoke at the signing ceremony.
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