Participatory Smallholder Agriculture and Artisanal Fisheries Development Programme

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Participatory Smallholder Agriculture and Artisanal Fisheries Development Programme

Participatory Smallholder Agriculture and Artisanal Fisheries Development Programme



The main objective of the programme is to contribute to sustainable improvements in the living conditions and incomes of small-scale farmers and artisanal fishers. The aims are to improve the access of poor farmers and artisanal fishers to internal and external markets and contribute to the ongoing restructuring of the rural sector initiated by land distribution and privatization. The programme will help consolidate more than 90 existing smallholders associations with the objective of empowering and supporting local development.

The aims of the programme are to:

  • empower smallholders to improve their incomes by developing new products and activities and enable grass-roots organizations to lead value chain development activities, including exports
  • support a pool of professional service providers who can respond to the needs and demands of smallholder farmers and fishers

A recent addition, directly related to the programme, is the Community Infrastructure Fund, which finances three types of projects:

  • economic infrastructure such as small irrigation schemes and access road rehabilitation
  • social infrastructure such as housing and potable water
  • environmentally friendly technologies such as solar panels and energy derived from windmills

  IFAD encourages other donors to provide additional resources for this fund.


Source: IFAD

 
Estado: Cerrado
País
Santo Tomé y Príncipe
Fecha de aprobación
26 abril 2001
Duración
2001 - 2015
Sector
Desarrollo Agrícola
Costo total del proyecto
USD 19,22 millones
Financiación del FIDA
USD 12,98 millones
Cofinanciadores (Internacional)
Global Environmental Facility USD 2,42 millones
Agence française de développement USD 1,45 millones
Cofinanciadores (Nacional)
National Government USD 1,34 millones
Condiciones de financiación
Condiciones muy favorables
N.º del proyecto
1100001027
Contacto del proyecto
Andrea Serpagli

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