Agricultural Sector Investment Program - ASIP
Definition of 'Agricultural Sector Investment Program - ASIP'A World Bank program focused on agricultural development in Africa. The Agricultural Sector Investment Program's four primary goals are:
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Investopedia explains 'Agricultural Sector Investment Program - ASIP'The African countries of Zambia, Angola, Benin and Senegal participated in the ASIP program. The program is part of the World Bank's larger Millenium Development Goals (MDG), Corporate Advocacy Priorities (CAP) and Global Public Goods Priorities (GPG) programs. |
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