Food Facility Auction Floor - European Commission - Europa
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Africa<br />
Ghana<br />
Guinea-Bissau<br />
Improving food production in the Western region<br />
Children in Sefwi Wiawso district standing near a traditional cocoa seed dryer<br />
Increasing food security for farmers and their families<br />
and in primary schools in the rural area of Oio<br />
Woman farmer in Canicó Village working in the community’s model fi eld<br />
Summary and objectives<br />
• train farmers on conservation agriculture, post-<br />
Summary and objectives<br />
Main activities<br />
The action responds to the food and fi nancial crisis in<br />
harvest management strategies, agroforestry and<br />
This action will enhance food security through training<br />
Train 3 000 farmers regarding sustainable agricul-<br />
a constructive way by improving access to agricultural<br />
animal husbandry;<br />
in livestock and agricultural production techniques,<br />
ture and respect for the environment. Construct<br />
inputs, food security of the most vulnerable popula-<br />
• strengthen farmers associations.<br />
resulting in an increase of food production by 25%.<br />
80 wells. Establish 20 school gardens. Establish<br />
tions, and investing in equipment, infrastructure and<br />
storage. It also focuses on training and capacity build-<br />
Target groups<br />
It will create 60 clubs of small farmers organised into<br />
20 autonomous groups that coordinate their activities<br />
20 seed banks and 20 warehouses for animal and<br />
food maintenance/preservation. Provide training in<br />
<strong>Auction</strong> <strong>Floor</strong> Projects<br />
ing for professional groups (farmers associations, and<br />
farmers). The activities proposed mitigate the negative<br />
effects of volatile food prices on local populations<br />
providing an increase in staple food production and<br />
better nutrition for vulnerable households through the<br />
establishment of small livelihood breeding activities.<br />
The overall objectives are to improve the access of<br />
vulnerable farmers to food and nutrition security, guarantee<br />
a sustainable income for subsistence farmers,<br />
and reduce the negative effects of volatile food prices.<br />
The specifi c goal is to increase the productivity of<br />
staple crops and meat in the target areas.<br />
450 women-headed households, 700 tenant farmers,<br />
700 smallholder cash crop farmers and 35 farmer<br />
associations and informal groups.<br />
Final beneficiaries<br />
Farming community in the selected districts and consumers<br />
at regional and national level.<br />
Total estimated cost *<br />
€ 1 710 430<br />
Amount requested *<br />
and work collaboratively to share experiences and<br />
equipment while being trained in various techniques.<br />
Their participation ensures a suffi cient supply of seeds<br />
for the following year as well as the conservation and<br />
storage of food. The activity of each group rotates<br />
around 20 primary schools of 2 000 students located<br />
in the participating communities. Model gardens will<br />
be established on the premises of each school to<br />
train students and farmers on agricultural issues while<br />
supplying produce to ensure food security of the<br />
students; particular attention will be paid to increasing<br />
female school attendance. The objective of the<br />
hygiene and health.<br />
Target groups<br />
3 000 farmers and their families, 2 000 primary schoolchildren,<br />
and 40 teachers, totalling 17 000 people.<br />
Final beneficiaries<br />
51 000 inhabitants of the Oio region.<br />
Total estimated cost *<br />
€ 1 321 382<br />
Main activities<br />
• introduce high-yielding, short-duration crop<br />
varieties and improved breeds of sheep, goats<br />
€ 1 537 676<br />
Partners<br />
Conservation Foundation, Ghana; Istituto Cooperazione<br />
project is to increase the food security in the short and<br />
long term for 3 000 farmers and 20 primary schools<br />
in Oio to contribute to the reduction of poverty in<br />
Guinea-Bissau.<br />
Amount requested *<br />
€ 1 189 244<br />
Partners<br />
and chickens;<br />
Economica Internazionale, Italy.<br />
Ajuda de Desenvolvimento de Povo paréa Povo<br />
• supply equipment and small infrastructure for<br />
(ADPP), Guinea-Bissau.<br />
production, irrigation and storage;<br />
Ricerca e Cooperazione, Italy<br />
a.parolini@ongrc.org<br />
www.ongrc.org<br />
DCI-FOOD/128608/661<br />
HUMANA<br />
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE<br />
Humana, Spain<br />
jdw@humana-spain.org<br />
www.humana-spain.org<br />
DCI-FOOD/128608/342<br />
30 * Actions and amounts can be discussed/negotiated among the parties