Samriddhi
Samriddhi
Samriddhi
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<strong>Samriddhi</strong> Project Document Phase 1<br />
Annexes<br />
The project will conduct an in depth assessment in all three regions of Rajshahi division<br />
while the using the existing inception report for Sunamganj region.<br />
Beef<br />
LEAF and SAAKTI have been very successful in supporting beef fattening activities as<br />
income generating activities, especially through MSE development and by building the<br />
capacity of livestock LSPs. Based on these experiences, <strong>Samriddhi</strong> will initiate beef<br />
value chain interventions both in Rajshahi and Sunamganj, considering its high<br />
profitability, high demand, and the availability of public and private services for the<br />
producers. Since it is a rather short term activity (3-6 months), it has a high potential for<br />
service contracting on a profit sharing basis, where service providers provide<br />
investments, inputs and services, and poor or extreme poor households provide their<br />
labour for fattening the animals.<br />
The project will conduct an in depth assessment of the value chain.<br />
Goat<br />
Similar to the beef fattening, LEAF and SAAKTI gained experiences in the production of<br />
goat. The project will develop the goat value chain in Rajshahi and Rangpur considering<br />
its high potential for inclusiveness of poor and extreme poor, high profitability, and<br />
availability of public and private services.<br />
The project will conduct an in depth assessment of the value chain.<br />
Cotton Crafts<br />
The project has started implementing cotton crafts value chain in all three regions of<br />
Rajshahi Division in 2009 and subsequently gained considerable experiences in working<br />
with different kinds of traders and private companies. It has high potential for<br />
inclusiveness of poor and extreme poor since most often the inputs are provided by the<br />
traders or private companies and the work can be done at home. There is an especially<br />
high scope for women to engage in the production of cotton crafts.<br />
The project will conduct an in depth assessment with the objective to better understand<br />
the very disorganised market and identify the incentive structure of the value chain with<br />
the goal to establish long term sustainable and fair relations between the producers and<br />
the buyers.<br />
Jute Crafts<br />
Due to its work in MSE promotion, LEAF has worked with many producer groups<br />
producing jute products like bags, floor mats or value added jute fabrics for further<br />
processing. Taking in to consideration of high inclusiveness of the value chain for poor,<br />
extreme poor and also women as well as the high potential to increase the value<br />
addition through improved quality production, <strong>Samriddhi</strong> will initiate jute craft value chain<br />
development in Bogra and Rajshahi.<br />
As part of the promotion of jute crafts value chain, the project will conduct an<br />
assessment of the existing chain.<br />
Intercooperation Bangladesh<br />
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