| EFFECTS | PRODUCTS | MAIN ACTIVITIES | IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS |
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EFFECT 1:
Valorization (processing and marketing) of agricultural products is improved |
Products 1.1:
Business partnerships support product marketing |
1. Strengthening multi-stakeholder platforms
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FIRCA
CODINORM |
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2. Development of commercial partnerships, promotion and marketing of agricultural products
- Rehabilitation of rural roads |
Service providers
OCPV AGEROUTES |
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Output 1.2:
Investments and high-performance technologies improve the value of products |
1. Improvement of the technical platform of processing and packaging units
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AfricaRice
OCPV FIRCA |
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2. Access to appropriate financing
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Service providers
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EFFECT 2:
The supply of raw (fresh) agricultural products is improved |
Output 2.1:
Access to productive services is improved |
1. Rehabilitation and development of rice-growing and market gardening lowlands
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BNETD
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2. Access to inputs and equipment
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CNRA
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Output 2.2:
Good agricultural practices are disseminated |
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1. Advisory support and dissemination of good practices
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CNRA
ANADER |
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2. Environmental and social management
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Universities
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EFFECT 3:
Farms and their organizations are professionalized |
Output 3.1:
POs are strengthened |
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1. Structuring and empowerment of POs
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Service providers
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Output 3.2:
The knowledge, skills and practices in nutrition of beneficiaries are improved |
1. Integrated promotion of essential nutrition actions
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Permanent Technical Secretariat on nutrition
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2. Promoting women's empowerment and social inclusion
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Service providers
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Coordination, monitoring and evaluation
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UGCP
Technical assistance |