A-3.
Development of horticulture and other food 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
National Level
Annual Data
Annual progress made recorded by the respective ministry.
Target 1 - Increased supply of vegetable to local market
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Target 2 - Beneficiaries receiving training
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Target 3 - Beneficiaries avail childcare service
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Target 4 - Gender awareness training
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Target 5 - Beneficiaries report increase income
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Target 6 - Beneficiaries report reducing hours
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Additional information
| Action Details | Input | Description |
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| Technology Availability | Yes | |
| Technology Availability | Yes | |
| Technology Availability | Yes | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries receiving training | 0%/40% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries avail childcare service | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Gender awareness training | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries report increase income | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries report reducing hours | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries receiving training | 27%/40% | 27% of women participated in capacity development programme, workshop and exposure visit. |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries avail childcare service | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Gender awareness training | 47%/50% | 47% of women participated in farmer field day. |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries report increase income | 64%/50% | 64% of women participated in Agriculture Cooperative (AC). |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries report reducing hours | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries receiving training | 0%/40% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries avail childcare service | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Gender awareness training | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries report increase income | 0%/50% | |
| Number of women/ % of women participation- Beneficiaries report reducing hours | 0%/50% | |
| Youth (engaged, not engaged, description) | Yes | |
| Youth (engaged, not engaged, description) | Yes | |
| Youth (engaged, not engaged, description) | Yes | |
| 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)
15,238,000$
| No. | Budget | Financed By | Funding Details | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1165 | 143,642 |
New Zealand
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Cambodia Climate Smart Commercial Horticulture (CSMART). Goal: to significantly and sustainably increase climate-change resilience, farm and food safety, profitability, and market system support for small-scale commercial and subsistence+ horticulture farmers. Long term outcome 1: Increased economic return and food security benefits from climate-smart horticulture in Cambodia. Long term outcome 2: Growth in agricultural sector in Cambodia. | 2021 |
| 1166 | 141,113 |
Switzerland
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Cambodian Horticulture Advancing Income and Nutrition (CHAIN3). The project is to improve income and nutrition of rural households through safe horticulture production and trade in targeted rural areas in Cambodia. | 2021 |
| 1167 | 701,394 |
New Zealand
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Cambodia Quality Horticulture. Horticulture sector growth through delivering on market demand for high quality safe produce | 2021 |
| 1168 | 143,642 |
New Zealand
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Initial funding in NZD 143,640, equivalent to USD 90,307. Goal: to significantly and sustainably increase climate-change resilience, farm and food safety, profitability, and market system support for small-scale commercial and subsistence+ horticulture farmers. Long term outcome 1: Increased economic return and food security benefits from climate-smart horticulture in Cambodia. Long term outcome 2: Growth in agricultural sector in Cambodia. | 2022 |
| 1169 | 146,080 |
Switzerland
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Initial funding in CHF 131,627 equivalent to USD 146,080. The project is to improve income and nutrition of rural households through safe horticulture production and trade in targeted rural areas in Cambodia. | 2022 |
| 1170 | 433,752 |
New Zealand
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Initial funding in NZD 701,394 equivalent to USD 433,752. Horticulture sector growth through delivering on market demand for high quality safe produce. | 2022 |
| 1171 | 900,000 |
Netherlands Development Organisation
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Technical advisory through horticulture development programme | 2022 |
Action Budget Implementation Location
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