AAPI 7th Quarterly Report Apr-June 2012 - AAPI (Accelerating ...

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(B) Cumulative through June 2012 AAPI Progress through June 2012 Year 1 (Actual) Year 2 (Actual) FTF M&S Total % of Achievement Activity Indicators Unit FTF M&S Total FTF M&S Total Target Actual Target Actual Target Actual FTF M&S Total Technology Transfer Training of extension staff (DAE and NGO) Batch 45 17 63 62 4 66 106 107 20 21 126 129 101 105 102 Motivational meeting with extension staff No. - - - 33 22 55 60 33 15 22 75 55 55 147 73 Farmer training on FDP and AWD Batch 2,557 1,587 4,144 3,381 1,111 4,492 5,652 5,938 2,709 2,698 8,361 8,636 105 100 103 Motivational meeting with early adopters No. 489 41 530 467 228 695 956 269 1,225 Farmers orientation for demos and trials Batch 11 12 23 23 6 29 34 18 52 Field demonstrations on rice No. 499 455 954 495 138 633 994 593 1,587 823 552 1,375 Field demonstrations on vegetable No. 9 14 23 56 18 74 65 32 97 129 113 122 Field trials on rice No. 31 34 65 36 13 49 67 47 114 60 40 100 Field trials on vegetable No. - - - 13 3 16 13 3 16 133 125 130 Field days No. 54 47 101 70 42 112 115 124 88 89 203 213 108 101 105 Crop cuts in farmers field No. 443 461 904 571 314 885 1,188 1,014 870 775 2,058 1,789 85 89 87 Motivational field trips No. 29 23 52 29 16 45 66 58 39 39 105 97 88 100 92 Stakeholders workshops No. 32 16 48 55 5 60 81 87 20 21 101 108 107 105 107 Meeting with fertilizer and seed committee No. - - - 2 4 6 29 2 7 4 36 6 7 57 17 Open sky show No. 28 30 58 80 23 103 88 108 58 53 146 161 123 91 110 Improving Farmers’ Access Selling briquette machines at 75% subsidized rate No. 121 134 255 398 49 447 330 519 240 183 570 702 157 76 123 Training of briquette producers/fertilizer dealers Batch 15 10 25 28 5 33 28 43 21 15 49 58 154 71 118 Policy Analysis and Reform Policy assessment No. 1 - Policy dialogues No. 1 10 Market information reports (AAPI News Bulletin) No. 7 9 16 16 100 Building Institutional Capacity Training of BFA/SRDI/DAE staff Batch 1 1 Development of Applicator Grants to universities No. 3 1 5 4 80 Field testing of applicators No. 2 1 Note: In compiling this table, there have been some corrections for data reported in earlier quarters. 26
Participation of Women in Project Activities The AAPI CA specifies a target of 20% participation in all project activities 17 . The project defines a woman participant attending a project activity as an active decision-maker in her household. The 20% participation rate is seen as a minimum requirement and seasonal workplans set targets of 25-30%, with targets of 50-100% set for activities associated with vegetable production and home gardens The AAPI strategy aims to generate family and community acceptance of women’s participation in agriculture. AAPI supports women leaders in the promotion of new technologies and ensures women have equal access to benefits. AAPI has initiated the whole village approach in its model village program to establish gender equity in access to resources and benefits. Table 13 provides the percentage of female participation in 17 project activities. Table 13. Participation of Women in Selected Project Activities % Participation of Women April-June 2012 Activity Total Year 1 Total FTF M&S Training of extension staff (DAE and NGO) 9% 14 14 16 SAAO meeting 0 7 8 5 Farmers’ training on FDP 23% 30 30 29 Farmers’ orientation for demonstrations and trials 17% 22 22 24 Field demonstrations (rice) 19% 26 26 24 Field demonstrations (vegetable) 39% 100 100 100 Field trials (rice) 17% 46 60 0 Field trials (vegetable) 0 NA NA NA Field days 28% 28 30 23 Motivational field visits 21% 32 32 32 Motivational (stakeholder) workshops 15% 21 21 21 Meeting with fertilizer and seed committee 0 0 0 NA Sale of briquette machines 13% 21 20 33 Technical training of briquette producers/fertilizer dealers 4% 9 9 8 Business management training 4% 17 17 NA Motivational meetings with experienced farmers 20% 25 25 26 Open sky shows 13% 15 14 17 Source: AAPI-IFDC database 2012. NA = Not applicable for this quarter. Ten activities are achieving better than the 20 percent target for the quarter. Those that are below 20 percent are generally dictated by the gender of the fertilizer industry, the staff within the upazila or membership of the committee; they are predominantly male. Progress is being made in the sale of briquette machines with more women buyers in this quarter and also in the training sessions (technical and business management). This is a reflection of the change in approach to allow women entrepreneurs to bring their husband/brother/father to training and splitting the two-day residential 17 CA page 26, Gender Dimensions. 27
Page 1 and 2: Accelerating Agriculture Productivi
Page 3 and 4: List of Tables Page Table 1. List o
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Page 7 and 8: AAPI AGM AEZ AWD BADC BARC BARI BAU
Page 11 and 12: Highlights of Project Activities Th
Page 15 and 16: Deliverables In compliance with CA
Page 17 and 18: Table 2. AAPI Results (A) Achieved
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Page 21 and 22: FDP. Map 1 and Map 2, prepared usin
Page 23 and 24: Map 2. UDP Blocks in M&S Districts
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Page 27 and 28: tidal water irrigation. The remaind
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Page 33 and 34: District Guti Urea Applied (Kg/Ha)
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Page 77 and 78: District Upazila Total HYV/ Hybrid
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District Upazila Aman 2011 Boro 201
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District Upazila Aman 2011 Boro 201
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District Upazila Number attending N
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District Upazila Number attending N
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Appendix 6. Guti Urea, NPK Guti Pro
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Districts Name of Upazilas Year 1 P
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Total Year 1 April-June 2012 Total
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Total Year 1 April-June 2012 Total
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Appendix 8. Motivational Meeting wi
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Districts Upazilas October-December
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Appendix 9. Farmers’ Training by
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Districts Upazilas Total Year 1 Apr
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Appendix 10. Motivational Meetings
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Districts Upazila 1 Year Quarter 7
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District Upazila UDP Paddy Yield (k
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Appendix 12: Irrigation and Yield d
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District Upazila Average time requi
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District Upazila Crop Variety Farme
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Districts Name of Upazilas Rice Dem
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Appendix 16. Farmers’ Field Veget
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Districts Satkhira Name of Upazilas
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Appendix 18: Detailed Data by Upazi
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District Upazila Year 1 Boro 2012 Q
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District Upazila Year 1 Boro 2012 Q
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Appendix 20: Participation of Field
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Districts Name of Upazilas No. of F
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Districts Name of Upazilas No. of F
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District Upazilas of Host Agailjhar
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District Upazilas of Upazilas of Ye
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Year 1 April-June 2012 Total Year 2
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Year 1 April-June 2012 Total Year 2
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Appendix 23. Motivational Meeting w
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Appendix 26. Small Business Managem
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Districts Upazilas Year 1 April-Jun
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Districts Upazilas Year 1 April-Jun
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Appendix 28. Statement of Promotion
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Appendix 29. Newspaper and Televisi
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