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Africa
Sierra Leone
Tanzania
Tanzania
Tanzania
Transplanting rice in Njala village, Kono district
Man and child tending to cattle
Smallholders attending class at the Msindo Rural
Training Centre
Credit for village shops selling consumer goods and
market garden products
Enhancing Productivity and
Resilience of Households (EPRH)
Summary and objectives
To improve the capacity of 6 000 families to respond
to rising food prices through active participation in
farm-based food production, value addition and
marketing in the framework of agricultural sector
development plans at district and national levels.
Target groups
6000 vulnerable farming households (115 farmer
groups).
Final beneficiaries
36000 individuals in marginalised communities in
Kono, Kailahun and Tonkolili districts.
Total estimated cost
€ 1 813969
Grant awarded
€ 1 632572
Partners
Associazione Cooperazione Internazionale, Oxfam
GB, Community Agricultural Skills Training Institute,
Kailahun Tortoma Women’s Network.
Tanzania Agricultural Partnership
(TAP): a food security response
Summary and objectives
To contribute to food price stability within 13 districts
of the on-going TAP operation, by improving
effi ciency and effectiveness in the operation of rice
and maize value chains at local and national levels,
as well as improving access to agricultural inputs and
services, leading in the long-term to more reliable
and less expensive food supplies for the population.
Target groups
Farmers’ organisations, agro-dealers, grain traders,
and Local Government Authorities.
Final beneficiaries
Consumers of rice and maize in Tanzania.
Total estimated cost
€ 1 703 487
Grant awarded
€ 1 523 487
Sustainable agriculture against food
insecurity in Kilolo and Namtumbo
districts
Summary and objectives
To increase food availability, accessibility and utilisation
in the intervention areas, and support a process
of sustainable development in the agricultural sector.
Target groups
Smallholders in the Kilolo and Namtumbo districts;
and vulnerable households headed by women, and/
or with family members living with HIV/AIDS.
Final beneficiaries
250 smallholders trained at Msindo Rural Training
Centre; 200 smallholder members of the Kilolo
Agricultural Consortium, 4 250 households benefi t-
ing from services offered by the Consortium; and
10 000 smallholders benefi ting from detailed soil
analysis.
Total estimated cost
€ 1 249 940
Grant awarded
€ 1 124 946
Partners
Cooperazione Paesi Emergenti, Ruvuma Regional
Secretariat.
Development of Rural Finance
Windows to expand adapted
financial services to small farmers
and rural poor households
Summary and objectives
To enhance access for rural households to sustainable
and adapted fi nancial services in rural areas,
alleviating poverty, reducing food insecurity and promoting
economic and social development.
Target groups
PRIDE rural fi nance department and staff of
10 branches.
Final beneficiaries
50 000 rural clients of PRIDE reached through Rural
Finance Windows (RFW).
Total estimated cost
€ 1 169 611
Grant awarded
€ 1 052 650
Partners
Promotion of Rural Initiatives and Development
Enterprises (PRIDE), Tanzania.
Projects funded by the EU
Concern Worldwide, Ireland
brid.kennedy@concern.net
www.concern.net
Contract DCI-FOOD/212-975
Agricultural Council of Tanzania, Tanzania
Agricultural Council of Tanzania, Tanzania
act@actanzania.org
www.actanzania.org
Contract DCI-FOOD/213-569
CEFA – Comitato Europeo per la
Formazione e l'agricoltura, Italy
info@cefaonlus.it
www.cefaonlus.it
Contract DCI-FOOD/214-264
Centre International de
Développement et de Recherche
(CIDR), France
laurence.walger@cidr.org
www.cidr.org
Contract DCI-FOOD/223-938
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