E-agriculture to Cost Government another 3.5 Million AZN
The following year, the development of "e-Agriculture» (E-APC) will cost the government 3.5 million AZN. This is 1.3 million less than the spending in the framework of this year.
Expenditures are dictated by the presidential decree on measures to improve the institutional reforms in the agricultural sector, where the Ministry of Agriculture has received an order for 3 years in stages to create the said information system.
The Ministry of Agriculture of Azerbaijan has signed a contract worth $ 1 million 221 thousand 466.78 manat with an Italian company ABACOSPA. The system is based on the principles of integrated management and control and consists of 7 sub-modules. --17D-
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