Assignment Name: A Business Model of Smallholders’ Farmer in Agri-Business on Value Chain of Vegetable and Livestock |
Country: Cambodia |
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Location within Country: Kampot province |
Professional Staff Provided by PDAO: 6 Professional Staffs |
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Donor: DFAT |
No. of Staff: Three (3) program staffs and 3 support staffs, total of 6 staffs. |
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Address: Phnom Penh, Cambodia |
No. of Staff-Months: 7 person/month Duration of Assignment: 12 months |
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Start Date (Month/Year) March 01, 2017 |
Completion Date February 28, 2018 |
Approx. Value of Services: USD 41,349.74 |
Name of Associated Consultants: None |
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Narrative Description of Project: Project Objective At the end of February 2018, the standard of living -physical and economic environment – in 5 selected poor villages with 162 smallholders’ farmers consisting of 810 people (417 female) is improved, at least 15% of their families’ incomes are increased and women in particular are empowered to participate in the three new businesses model and/or agri-business Result #01: 62 smallholder’s famers in Chey Tasvay village are applying good agriculture practices (GAP) combined with drip system and access to water all year-round for crop irrigation and domestic purpose through solar powered pumping small water supply accessibility Result #02: A total of 25 smallholders’ farmers living at Prey Peay village, Tropiang Pliang commune will be formed as SHG and becoming a local retailer on Agriculture Inputs Supplies and Trading their Local Products to external market at Chhouk district and gained knowledge and skill on solar drying system for banana and mango fruit Result #03: Total of 75 smallholders’ farmers living at TropiangBoeng, Tromeng and Promol village in Tromeng commune, are raising duck for egging and selling duck will be formed as 3 SHGs consisting of 75 members, they will becoming a local retailer group of Duck Food plus other Inputs Supplies and Trading their eggs and ducks directly to external market where appropriate with fair and better price. Summary: 7 X Self Help Groups(SHGs) have been reactivated and supported with training, monitoring and coaching in field by the project . The SHGs consists of 162 small holder farmers (93 women), with total family beneficiaries of 810 persons,. Their total capital increasing with Savings for Change (SC) Programs from their start-up capital: in June of KHR 40,067,500 : TO : 72,594,800 KHR , as of January 1st , 2018 |
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