updated: 12.05.08
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Eastern Islands Smallholder Farming Systems and Livestock Development Project

The objective of the project was to increase the incomes of poor rural households in the three provinces. Households in the project area were in great need of draught animals in order to extend the area under cultivation, prepare the land and free up family labour for more productive activities. Cattle and goats were distributed to households (though credit-in-kind arrangements), and livestock-raising groups were formed. Farmers also chose among a number of options for improving their farms and production, including training and grants for equipment.

Source: IFAD

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Contact information
Mr Youqiong Wang
Country programme manager
IFAD
Via Paolo di Dono, 44
00142 Rome, Italy
Tel: +39 0654592076
Fax: +39 0654593076
y.wang@ifad.org
Facts and figures

Total cost: US$39.3 million 

IFAD loan: US$18.0 million 

Duration: 1996-2003

Geographical area: nine districts in North Sulawesi, South Sulawesi and Maluku Provinces

Directly benefiting: 30,000 households

Cofinancing: IsDB and New Zealand

Status: closed

Partners

Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)

New Zealand