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The Center for International Programs facilitated the economic development of Georgia's rural sector by enhancing the quality of agricultural goods and services.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) provided funds to NIFA to assist Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Guatemala in the implementation of two special objectives.
In 1993 the former Extension Service (ES), USDA, successfully developed and conducted pilot extension programs at Plovdiv, Kyustendil, and Gorna Oriahovitsa in collaboration with three Bulgarian agricultural research institutes, a seed propagation station, regional agricultural officials, mayors, and other local agricultural leaders.