Project Background
The feasibility study focused on an agriculture support programme for eight border districts of Balochistan: Killa Abdullah, Killa Saifullah, Chagai, Sherani, Pishin, Mastung, Zhob and Nushki.
The company profile describes the assignment as developing a sustainable agricultural growth strategy through assessment of existing practices, constraints, resource requirements, technology, irrigation options and opportunities for improved agricultural productivity.
TTI's Role
TTI undertook structured research and feasibility analysis to assess agricultural conditions, challenges and opportunities across the target districts and to develop actionable recommendations for an agricultural growth strategy.
Methodology / Approach
The study used structured agriculture research, feasibility assessment and data analysis across eight border districts.
Baseline & Context Review
Assess existing agricultural practices and local socio-economic conditions.
Constraint Analysis
Identify barriers faced by farming communities and factors limiting growth.
Resource Assessment
Examine resource requirements and opportunities for improved irrigation and farming techniques.
Feasibility Analysis
Assess the viability of proposed agricultural and technological interventions.
Growth Strategy Recommendations
Translate research and analysis into actionable recommendations for agricultural development.
Key Outputs
Results / Learning
Evidence for Agricultural Planning
The study provides structured evidence on conditions across eight border districts.
Opportunity Identification
Research examines technology, irrigation and farming opportunities relevant to agricultural growth.
Actionable Strategy Support
The assignment is designed to support a sustainable agricultural growth strategy for the target districts.
