A-2.
(Program 1: Improvement of Agricultural Productivity and Diversification and Agri-Business) :Development of rice crops for increase production, improved quality-safety; harvesting and post harvesting technique and agro-business enhancement
Ministry
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Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Category
Adaptation
Sector
Agriculture
Action progress
Action Implementation Location
This action progress below has been implemented at:
National Level
National Level
Battambang
Prey Veng
Kampong Thom
National Level
Annual Data
Annual progress made recorded by the respective ministry.
Additional information
| Action Details | Input | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Technology Availability | Yes | GDA. The national rice production decreased by 4.78% compared to the production 2021. For period 2018-22 the production increasing on 1.64% |
| Technology Availability | Yes | GDA. The national rice production decreased by 4.78% compared to the production 2021. For period 2018-22 the production increasing on 1.64% |
| Technology Availability | Yes | GDA. The national rice production decreased by 4.78% compared to the production 2021. For period 2018-22 the production increasing on 1.64% |
| Youth (engaged, not engaged, description) | Yes | Youth data has not recorded during this reporting periods. Women are engaged in various aspect of the agriculture development of which included following: 1) 47% of women participated in farmer field day. 2) 27% of women participated in capacity development programme, workshop and exposure visite. 3) 64% of women participated in Agriculture Cooperative (AC) |
| Youth (engaged, not engaged, description) | Yes | Youth data has not recorded during this reporting periods. Women are engaged in various aspect of the agriculture development of which included following: 1) 47% of women participated in farmer field day. 2) 27% of women participated in capacity development programme, workshop and exposure visite. 3) 64% of women participated in Agriculture Cooperative (AC) |
| Youth (engaged, not engaged, description) | Yes | Youth data has not recorded during this reporting periods. Women are engaged in various aspect of the agriculture development of which included following: 1) 47% of women participated in farmer field day. 2) 27% of women participated in capacity development programme, workshop and exposure visite. 3) 64% of women participated in Agriculture Cooperative (AC) |
| Private sector (engaged, not engaget, description) | Yes | MAFF has issued permision letter to 252 input suppliers/companies to import the agricultural inputs into the country. MAFF facilitated and support to coodinate with buyers. Through out the reporting period, 928 contract farming signed across the country. |
| Private sector (engaged, not engaget, description) | Yes | MAFF has issued permision letter to 252 input suppliers/companies to import the agricultural inputs into the country. MAFF facilitated and support to coodinate with buyers. Through out the reporting period, 928 contract farming signed across the country. |
| Private sector (engaged, not engaget, description) | Yes | MAFF has issued permision letter to 252 input suppliers/companies to import the agricultural inputs into the country. MAFF facilitated and support to coodinate with buyers. Through out the reporting period, 928 contract farming signed across the country. |
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Financing
Financial Costs (USD)
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| No. | Budget | Financed By | Funding Details | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1326 | 54,000,000 |
Asian Development Bank
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The funding was made through the ABD's loan. The objective of the project is to Increase net incomes of stakeholders along the rice value chain. The outcome will be enhanced production of quality rice in Cambodia while preserving the natural resource base. | 2021 |
| 1327 | 4,191,775.4 |
DFAT/Australia
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Cambodia-Australia Agricultural Value Chain Program Phase 2 (CAVAC II). The project is to increase agricultural productivity and incomes for smallholder farmers in Cambodia. CAVAC II mainly focuses on the following 3 components: 1) Productivity and Diversification 2) Irrigation Infrastructure construction and improvement 3) Milling and Export | 2021 |
| 1328 | 1,375,696 |
AFD
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AFD- Water resources management and Agroecological Transition for Cambodia (WAT4CAM) Program Phase 1 (Grant). The Irrigation Programme aims to : A. To accompany the RGC investment strategy in irrigation infrastructures, as a way to provide farmers with a secured water and to improve their resilience to climate change; B. To support the MoWRAM strategy through capacity-building activities in terms of (i) Irrigation and Social Water Management (ISWM) as a way to encourage a lasting local appropriation, and (ii) IWRM, including using satellite-based hydro-meteorological technologies; C. To support the MAFF in defining and implementing the RGC commitment to a sustainable agriculture intensification and diversification, using the modernisation of irrigation infrastructures to disseminate climate-smart practices as a way to increase fertility, yields and quality, to encourage value-chain structuration and agro-diversification, and to improve carbon capture and storage. | 2021 |
| 1329 | 54,000,000 |
Asian Development Bank
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The objective of the project is to Increase net incomes of stakeholders along the rice value chain. The outcome will be enhanced production of quality rice in Cambodia while preserving the natural resource base. | 2022 |
| 1330 | 3,751,683 |
DFAT/Australia
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The initial budget was given AUD 5,642,563 equivalent to USD3,751,683. The project is to increase agricultural productivity and incomes for smallholder farmers in Cambodia. CAVAC II mainly focuses on the following 3 components: 1) Productivity and Diversification 2) Irrigation Infrastructure construction and improvement 3) Milling and Export. | 2022 |
| 1331 | 1,492,148 |
AFD
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The initial budget was given EUR 1,375,696 equivalent to USD 1,492,148. The Irrigation Programme aims to : A. To accompany the RGC investment strategy in irrigation infrastructures, as a way to provide farmers with a secured water and to improve their resilience to climate change; B. To support the MoWRAM strategy through capacity-building activities in terms of (i) Irrigation and Social Water Management (ISWM) as a way to encourage a lasting local appropriation, and (ii) IWRM, including using satellite-based hydro-meteorological technologies; C. To support the MAFF in defining and implementing the RGC commitment to a sustainable agriculture intensification and diversification, using the modernization of irrigation infrastructures to disseminate climate-smart practices as a way to increase fertility, yields and quality, to encourage value-chain structuration and agro-diversification, and to improve carbon capture and storage. | 2022 |
Action Budget Implementation Location
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