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Regional Workshop on CommunityRegional Workshop on Community--Driven Development (CDD) andDriven Development (CDD) andInstitutional Sustainability in AsiaInstitutional Sustainability in Asia

2121--22 June 2011, Jakarta22 June 2011, Jakarta

Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction andSmallholder Development:

Implementation Arrangement and

Institutional Sustainability(ADB 41435/IFAD 1464)

By

Sen SovannDeputy Secretary General, MAFF, Cambodia


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TSTS--PRSHD and CDD approachPRSHD and CDD approach

RGCs rectangular strategy phase-II

Alignment with agriculture priorityprograms

Project scope and objective Implementation arrangement

Group formation and empowerment

Planning, monitoring and evaluationsystem

Policy environment and legislationsupport


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Legal & JudicialReform

RCAF Reform

Anti-corruption

Public

Administration

Reform

Good GovernanceGood Governance

Regional and Global integration

Macro-

economic

stability Peace,

Stability and

Social order

Partnership in development

Quality of

Education

Population PolicyHealth Services Gender Equity

Improve

productivity and

diversification

Forestry ReformLand Reform Fisheries Reform

Transporta-

tion

Waterresources and

irrigation

Energy and

power grids

IT

infrastructure

Strengthen

Private sector

& attract

investment

Promote

SMEs

Employment

and improve

working

conditions

Social Safety

Net for all

people

GrowthGrowth

EfficiencyEfficiency

EquityEquity

EmploymentEmployment

Rectangular StrategyRectangular Strategy


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Agriculture Sector DevelopmentAgriculture Sector Development

1.1. Improving agricultural productivity andImproving agricultural productivity and

diversificationdiversification

2.2. Land reform and mine clearanceLand reform and mine clearance

3.3. Fisheries reformFisheries reform

4.4. Forestry reformForestry reform

Food security, Productivity and Diversification

Improving and Strengthening AgriculturalResearch and Extension Services

Market Access for Agricultural Products

Institutional and Legislative Development

Alignment with agriculture priority programs:Alignment with agriculture priority programs:


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Project scope: 4 Provinces, 28 districts, 196Communes, beneficiary: 2.5 million people

Banteay MeancheySiem Reap

Kampong Thom

Kampong Cham


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Enhancing CDDEnhancing CDD

Improve agriculture support service,research, extension and rural ICT

Develop rural infrastructure, marketaccess and quality of life

Capacity of smallholder farmersaccess to rural finance service

Policies and regulation to supportsmallholder


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Project componentProject component

Component 1: Community Driven Development

NCDDS: Social infrastructure and communitymobilization

MAFF: Agriculture productivity and diversification NIDA: Market and technical information

dissemination (ICT related)

Component 2: Agricultural Policy Environment

Component 3: Project Management


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Project Implementation ArrangementProject Implementation Arrangement

8Village level

Commune level

District level

Provincial level

National level

Microfinace

MAFF (EA)

NCDDS MAFF (IA)

PDA

DoA

CEWs

Beneficiaries/LIGs/Other Farmersgroups and community organizations

NIDA

PSC/CARD

PIDA

MEF/ADB/IFAD/GOF

Provincial

Council/Administration

District


Commune


Planning process

Physical/technical support

Private Sector

Farmer Association Cooperative

Financial Institutions

Technical support


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LesionLesion--learnedlearnedFarmer Group EmpowermentFarmer Group Empowerment

3-6 months

Groupformation

15-20families

RefreshmentSocial &

technicalenhancement


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Farmer Field School & Livelihood EnhancementFarmer Field School & Livelihood Enhancement

Private Sector

Micro-enterpriseMicro-finance

institutionlinkage

Physicaltechnical

inputs

Farmer organizationAgriculture Cooperative


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Project objective

Develop Results Framework / M&E Forms P1 to P4

Develop M&E Plan and Indicators

Collect Data / Forms M1 to M3

Analyze Data / Forms E1 & E2

Implement Develop Work plans

Set Indicator Targets

Planning Tool: M&E cycle in MAFF

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Project mainstream in MAFF program

based M&E cycle

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Project M&E Cycle in MAFFProgram Structure


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Implication institutional functionImplication institutional functionand mainstreamingand mainstreaming

De-concentration & Decentralization

Existing institutional functions and

coordination arrangement Provision on commune investment plan for

socio-economic enhancement

Community based association, NOG and

agricultural cooperative


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Implication for policy and practiceImplication for policy and practice

Policy and legislation on FarmerOrganization

Agricultural Cooperative

Good Agriculture/Husbandry Practice Regulation & application on Contract

farming

SME in agro-enterprise

Adaptive research and climateresilience


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SoomSoom OrkunOrkunThank you for your attentionThank you for your attention

Welcometo

CambodiaKingdom of

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