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Jute Physico Chemical

Countries directly benefiting:

Bangladesh, China, India Project completed in 1996.
  • Submitting ICB:

    International Jute Organization
  • Project executing agency:

    Consultant
  • Project cost:

    USD 723,500
  • Common fund grant:

    USD 628,500
  • Counterpart contribution

    SDR 66,215.85
  • Project type:

    Regular Completed Project
  • Approved:

    31 December 1992
  • Code number:

    IJSG/01
  • The project sought to achieve a sufficient improvement in physico-chemical properties of processed jute fibre to allow it to compete successfully with synthetic fibres. The project developed cost efficiency processing techniques for jute which saved about 60% when compared to other products. The final product is soft, accessible to dyes and comfortable. These improvements make it possible to develop the market potential of jute products as a competitive and ecologically friendly natural material.