Proceedings of National Workshop on Priority Tree Species

3. Outputs
I. The national tree seed procurement organisations strengthened through:
A. Development <strong>of</strong> proposals for appropriate policies, legal framework for and
organisations <strong>of</strong> the tree seed sectors in each <strong>of</strong> the participating countries.
I.1 Prepare proposals for institutional set-up in each country with focus on the counterpart
institution
I.2 Carry out a <strong>National</strong> Baseline Survey in each country on priority species
I.3 Host <strong>National</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong>s identifying priority species
I.4 Propose integrated seed procurement strategy for each country
I.5 Support policy formulation
I.6 Carry out marketing and pricing studies supporting financial sustainability
B. Appropriate rehabilitation <strong>of</strong> existing key facilities at Reforestation Office, Cambodia.
I.7 Rehabilitation <strong>of</strong> existing facilities at host institutions
I.8 Rehabilitate (or Procure and install) basic seed procurement equipment at host
institutions
I.9 Establish a tree seed library at each host institution
C. Collaboration and liaison
I.10 Support <strong>National</strong>, Intra-project, Regional and International collaboration, particularly
with other Danish funded tree seed projects in S E Asia
II. Knowledge and capabilities <strong>of</strong> selected staff at relevant national institutions
upgraded and methods and technologies imparted to seed users.
A. Education and Training
II.1 Technical training <strong>of</strong> host institution staff in each country
II.2 Scholarships for Cambodia (3 M.Sc.)
II.3 Elaborate Annual training plan and support training in each country
II.4 Plan and implement approximately 18 Technical Fellowships
B. Information and Extension
II.5 Prepare and disseminate Technical papers and training materials
II.6 Prepare and disseminate Extension materials for seed user
II.7 Support Seed user training through relevant institutions
II.8 Establish Demonstration plots with key stakeholders
III. Methods, documentation and technologies for collection, handling and storage <strong>of</strong>
Forest seed improved.
III.1 Collaborative workplans with key partners such as Forest Research Institutions
III.2 Host Regional Technical <strong>Workshop</strong>s
III.3 Plan and initiate Seed Biological and other Technical studies
III.4 Explore Seed collection, storage and sowing practices <strong>of</strong> designated priority species
III.5 Carry out Seed biology literature studies
III.6 Develop Laboratory routines and document as a manual
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