A path shared for 27 years - IFAD

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Overview of the mainstream portfolio (by country) Country Grant name Acronym Grant number Effectiveness date Closing date Grant amount net of cancellation in Euro Angola Northern Region Foodcrops Development Project PRODECA BG 024 Northern Fishing Communities Development Programme PESNORTE/ FOS BG SUP 008 BG SUP 008A 02.01.1997 30.06.2007 2,136,485 22.05.2006 30.06.2007 344,873 15.02.1999 30.06.2005 888,454 Burkina Faso South West Rural Development Project PDRSO BG 025 12.01.1998 30.06.2007 1,974,412 Burundi Transitional Programme of Post-Conflict Reconstruction TPPCR BG045 15.12.2005 30.06.2014 4,483,000 Chad Ouadis of Kanem Agricultural Development Project PDAOK BG 027 04.12.1997 31.12.2003 2,094,700 Food Security Project in the Northern Guéra Region Phase II PSANG II BG 031 12.12.2001 30.06.2010 2,431,246 Democratic Republic Support for Women’s Groups in North Kivu - - - BG SUP009 06.07.1999 30.06.2003 4,734,765 of Congo Agricultural Revival Programme in Equateur Province PRAPE BG 039 11.10.2005 30.06.2013 5,400,000 Agricultural Revival Programme in Oriental Province PRAPO BG 041 14.11.2007 01.08.2012 1,460,000 Eritrea Eastern Lowlands Wadi Development Project ELWDP BG 013 01.03.1995 30.06.2006 2,502,675 Eastern Lowlands Wadi Development Project (UNICEF) ELWDP BG 014 17.04.1995 30.06.2001 968,237 Gash Barka Livestock & Agricultural Development Project GBLADP BG 037 24.02.2003 30.09.2010 3,962,000 Ethiopia Rehabilitation Programme for Drought-Affected Areas - - - BG 002 04.04.1985 30.06.1994 7,843,750 Southern Region Cooperatives Development & Credit Project SOCODEP BG 029 27.04.1999 31.12.2005 2,725,000 Kenya Farmers’ Group and Community Support Project FGCSP BG 001 04.01.1985 14.01.1992 2,479,377 Farmers’ Group and Community Support Project FGCSP BG 007 18.10.1991 31.12.1999 4,822,229 Dry Area Smallholder and Community Services Development Project Nyeri BG 006 18.10.1991 30.06.2002 2,722,607 Kwale-Kilifi District Development Project KWFT I BG SUP 002 07.09.1993 30.06.1997 168,818 Support Programme for Kenya Women’s Finance Trust KWFT II BG SUP 006 26.05.1997 30.09.2002 578,501 Support Programme for Kenya Women’s Finance Trust KWFT III BG SUP 011 02.04.2004 31.12.2009 1,290,000 KWFT Development Programme 2010-2012 KWFTIV BG SUP 047 21.04.2011 20.01.2014 300,000 Central Kenya Dry Area Smallholder & Community Services CKDAP BG 033 01.07.2001 30.06.2011 4,586,030 Mali Zone Lacustre Development Project Phase II PDZL II BG 023 12.06.1997 30.06.2006 1,982,135 Northern Regions Investment and Rural Development Project PIDRN BG 040 10.04.2006 31.12.2013 4,930,000 Kidal Integrated Rural Development Programme PIDRK BG SUP 044 20.07.2007 31.03.2015 2,700,000 Mozambique Sofala Bank Artisanal Fisheries Project PPABAS BG 036 02.09.2002 30.09.2011 3,718,403 Coastal HIV/AIDS Prevention and Nutrition Improvement Project CHAPANI BG 048 01.05.2012 31.10.2015 500,000 Namibia Northern Regions Livestock Development Project NOLIDEP BG SUP 005 24.02.1995 30.09.2004 1,588,998 Niger Aguié Local Initiative Promotion Project PPILDA BG 038 05.05.2005 31.12.2013 3,775,000 2 ème Programme d’urgence pour l’atténuation de la crise alimentaire dans la région de Maradi PPILDA BG 038A 10.12.2010 30.09.2012 310,000 Initiative for Agrarian and Rural Rehabiliation and Development IRDAR BG 043 29.06.2007 13.12.2010 466,486 116
Country Grant name Acronym Grant number Effectiveness date Closing date Grant amount net of cancellation in Euro Rwanda Central Services for Socio-Sanitation Programme PSS BG 019 05.08.1996 30.06.2002 753,596 Management Project for Rural Areas Buberkuka PSS BG 020 06.09.1996 30.06.2002 364,404 Rural Development of Byumba Phase II PSS BG 021 05.08.1996 31.12.2001 651,960 Rural Development Project of Gikongoro PSS BG 022 05.08.1996 30.06.2001 1,083,295 Relief goods via UNHCR - - - BG SUP 004 28.07.1994 31.03.1995 4,016,371 Somalia Mahadday Weyne Integrated Development Project Phase 1 - - - BG 003 16.05.1985 30.09.1990 2,478,935 Wanle Weyne Integrated Development Project - - - BG 004 28.12.1987 31.12.1992 4,586,030 Beyond Relief Programme grant to WHO BRP BG 016 20.12.1995 30.12.1998 111,400 Beyond Relief Programme BRP BG 008 15.12.1993 30.06.2001 3,569,667 North Western Integrated Community Development Programme NWICDP BG SUP 035 03.02.2003 30.06.2009 5,333,730 North Western Integrated Community Development Programme (management services agreement) NWICDP BG SUP 035A 01.04.2001 30.06.2009 320,024 North Western Integrated Community Development Programme (management services agreement) Phase II NWICDP II BG SUP 046 17.03.2014 31.12.2015 4,000,000 Top-Up for North Western Integrated Community Development Programme (management services agreement) Phase II NWICDP II Top-up BG SUP 046A 22.12.2014 31.12.2015 750,000 United Republic BG 010 13.09.1994 31.12.1995 1,189,703 of Tanzania Rehabilitation of Refugee Affected Areas in Kagera Region - - - BG 018 01.03.1996 31.03.1997 892,417 Water Supply and Health Project in Marginal Areas Dodoma BG 011 15.03.1995 31.12.2002 7,201,148 Mara Region Farmers Initiative Project Mara BG 017 25.06.1996 30.06.2003 1,510,944 Kagera Agricultural and Environmental Management Project KAEMP BG 026 10.09.1997 31.12.2004 1,938,887 Kagera Agricultural and Environmental Management Project Prof. Tollens BG 028 13.07.1998 31.07.1999 139,886 ASDP-Livestock Support ASDP-L BG 042 30.01.2007 30.09.2015 3,970,000 Uganda Hoima District Integrated Community Development Project Hoima BG 005 11.10.1991 31.12.1998 8,180,486 UWESO Development Project Phase I UWESO I BG 009 06.02.1995 30.06.1999 1,239,468 UWESO Development Project UWESO BG SUP 003 23.06.1994 31.12.1994 19,869 UWESO Development Project UWESO BG SUP 010 12.11.1999 31.12.2000 73,376 UWESO Development Project Phase II UWESO II BG 032 31.08.2000 30.09.2006 3,048,750 UWESO Development Project UWESO BG SUP 012 17.11.2005 30.09.2006 400,000 Masindi District Integrated Community Development Project Masindi BG 015 28.03.1996 30.06.2000 3,718,403 District Development Support Programme (Hoima and Kibaale) Hoima II BG 030 19.07.2000 31.12.2006 3,450,541 District Development Support Programme DDSP BG 034 19.06.2001 31.12.2006 1,644,616 Niger & Uganda Collaborative Action on Land Issues in Uganda and in Niger (CALI) - - - BG SUP 013 27.01.2006 26.07.2009 425,000 Niger follow up Collaborative Action on Land Issues Niger follow-up (CALI) - - - BG SUP 014 06.04.2009 04.10.2011 70,000 United Republic of Tanzania Collaborative Action on Land Issues in Tanzania (CALI) BG SUP 015 26.01.2010 30.09.2013 505,000 APPENDICES 117
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A path shared for 27 years Enabling
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A path shared for 27 years Enabling
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The opinions expressed in this book
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Preface The Belgian Survival Fund J
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This book… commemorates the innov
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A brief history On 20 October 1983,
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“The Belgian Survival Fund was a
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Overview of the mainstream portfoli
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Overview of achievements Between 19
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THE VILLAGE The village is the focu
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WATER FOR LIFE Water is essential f
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WATER SOURCES Africans get water fr
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We’re convinced that the project
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The project helped us build a dam a
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Our lake was dying … Things were
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View of Nounou village, Mali ©The
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At first, we were bothered by the f
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KNOWLEDGE - OLD AND NEW Traditional
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“The older women were the first t
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“The project helped us build 11 s
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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION Cell
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LIVELIHOOD OPTIONS FOR THE RURAL PO
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“Hunger creates a vicious cycle t
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LAND If you have land, you are If y
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“I can even talk to my husband ab
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The cereal banks were supposed to b
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STRENGTH IN UNITY In the old days,
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The project was going to rehabilita
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Page 72 and 73: 70Deciding and doing things togethe
Page 74 and 75: PARTICIPATION It takes time to win
Page 76 and 77: We helped the project people select
Page 78 and 79: 76Health care
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Page 85 and 86: Child receiving a penicillin jab in
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Page 90 and 91: TRADITIONAL HEALERS AND MIDWIVES Wa
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Page 94 and 95: SOLIDARITY GROUPS Traditional savin
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Page 98 and 99: “Duterimbere helps women overcome
Page 100 and 101: 98Post-conflict interventions
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Page 104 and 105: The Socio-health Programme in Rwand
Page 106 and 107: “I was manager of the IFAD-financ
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Page 110 and 111: “During the 1990s community devel
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Page 120 and 121: A quick guide to development termin
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