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Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited (ZTBL) erstwhile Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan (ADBP) is the premier financial institution geared towards the development of agriculture sector through provision of financial services and technical know how.
Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited (ZTBL) erstwhile Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan (ADBP) is the premier financial institution geared towards the development of agriculture sector through provision of financial services and technical know how.
In order to meet the demands/needs of farmers and agri-entrepreneurs, ZTBL strives to take initiatives in introducing innovative development/production schemes to help small farmers overcome their financial needs and earn a decent living for their families, food security issues and poverty alleviation among rural population.
Our deposit products range from Current/ Savings account, term deposits to meet your daily banking needs through our vast branch network spread across the country.
The premier financial institution geared towards the development of agriculture sector through provision of financial services and technical know-how.
Our wide Branch network of 501 Branches ( Conventional & Islamic) to meet your Banking needs within your vicinity.
In the light of the “Green Banking Guidelines of State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)” and “Green Banking Policy of ZTBL” the following two Green Banking Products have been developed by the Bank which will help in mitigating the harsh effects of climate change on agriculture, to conserve the natural resources like water, soil energy, etc. The name of the products is as follows:
Soya Bean Cultivation:
Soya bean is one of the most important oilseed crops in the world. It is used in the food industry for flour, oil, margarine, cookies, biscuits, candy, milk, vegetable cheese, lecithin, and many other products. Climate change has badly affected the production of all crops due to a shortage of water, so there is a dire need to grow such alternate crops. Soya bean restores the nitrogen in the soil and enriches the soil nutrients so fewer fertilizers are used for the next crop. It is also drought resistant crop and can survive under less water availability.
Sesbania (Jantar) Fodder Cultivation:
Sesbania (Jantar) crop is a Green Banking Product as it is used as a green manure crop to restore soil fertility, fix nitrogen in the soil, and improve soil organic matter. Jantar crop helps reclaim degraded land and make it productive again. Jantar is a research-based action together for producing salt-tolerant fodder which benefits the land to improve productivity and lessen salinity. Jantar is a drought-tolerant crop and can be suggested in the countries like Pakistan facing water scarcity issues. It not only improves physical properties but also helps in meeting the nitrogen requirement of succeeding crops. Researchers recommend the Jantar crop in all climate-sensitive areas of the country.
Keeping in view the facts explained above, Bank has introduced the subject scheme for farmers living across the country.
Terms & Conditions:
| Operational Jurisdiction | All ZTBL Branches across Pakistan. |
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| Documents Required | CNIC Copy, Loan application, Agri. Pass Book/Fard Jamabandi & 2 recent photographs. |
| Maximum Loan Limit | Up to Rs. 1.200 million per borrower/party. |
| Borrower’s Contribution | 10% of the loan amount will be deposited by the borrower as self-contribution. |
| Collateral | The loan would be secured against all types of securities acceptable to the Bank. |
| Cost of Credit | As per Bank’s Rules. |
| Rate of Mark Up | The prevailing rate of markup on production loans is applicable with a 3% rebate on the timely repayment of the loan. |
| Sanction of Loan | Loan under the scheme would be sanctioned by Central Loan Sanctioning Department up to Rs. 1.200 million. |
| Disbursement | After execution of legal documents loan would be disbursed through current account of the borrower. |
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| Monitoring | Close monitoring would be carried out by the respective Bank authorities. |
