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Asia and the Middle East
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Cambodia
Cash-for-work to build a homestead, Upazilla
in Jamalpur district
Woman, in a fi eld she has leased
in northern Bangladesh
Project benefi ciaries will receive fi ngerlings and other
support for fi sh production
Sugar producer carrying palm sap in the region
of Kampong Speu
Reduction of food insecurity for poor
and extremely poor households
Summary and objectives
To reduce food insecurity and ensure sustainable
livelihoods for poor and extremely poor households
through:
• cash and asset transfer;
• agricultural, technical and marketing skills
development;
• improved access to agricultural services;
• improved access to input and output markets.
Target groups
Poor and extremely poor households, local advanced
farmers, and district and sub-district agricultural
extension agencies.
Final beneficiaries
10 000 poor and extremely poor households
(approximately 50 000 people).
Total estimated cost
€ 3 887 480
Grant awarded
€ 3 498 732
Partners
Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) – Implementing partner,
Intercooperation (IC) – Technical partner.
Strengthening agricultural capacities
of the ultra-poor
Summary and objectives
To counteract the negative effects of volatile food
prices on the nutritional requirements of the ultrapoor,
and to fi ght extreme poverty and hunger. Over
80% of the target group meet their nutritional needs
and have productive agricultural capacities.
Target groups
7 200 ultra-poor families (28 000 people) in highly
food-insecure areas (min. 15% are female-run
households, and 10% are indigenous people).
Final beneficiaries
58 000 people (additional 30 000 people), by
strengthening their productive capacities through
improved production methods and better access
to agricultural inputs.
Total estimated cost
€ 2 320 000
Grant awarded
€ 2 088 000
Partners
Jagorani Chakra Foundation (JCF), Mahideb Jubo
Somaj Kallayan Somity (MJSKS), Sabalamby
Unnayan Samity (SUS).
Making agriculture and market
systems work for landless,
marginal and smallholder farmers
Summary and objectives
To improve the food security and livelihoods of
vulnerable marginal farming households (VMFHs)
engaged in both production and wage employment,
by developing a viable agricultural market system for
farmers and service providers.
Target groups
15 000 VMFHs; 300 rural private agricultural service
providers; traders/buyers; local NGOs.
Final beneficiaries
15 000 VMFHs (75 000 people).
Total estimated cost
€ 2 805 280
Grant awarded
€ 2 524 752
Partners
Bangladesh Association for Social Advancement,
Voluntary Paribar Kalyan Association.
Development of food production,
farming incomes, nutrition and
resilience in rural Cambodia
Summary and objectives
To increase productivity and sustainability of familyscale
agriculture, improve resilience of family-scale
farms through safety nets and raise food availability
and nutrition levels.
Target groups
Up to 20 000 vulnerable small-scale farming families.
Final beneficiaries
The project could have an indirect impact on hundreds
of thousands of families in the medium to long
term.
Total estimated cost
€ 2 176 093
Grant awarded
€ 1 957 395
Partners
Vétérinaires Sans Frontières – CICDA, France, Aide
au Développement Gembloux, Belgium, CEDAC and
Agricultural Development Action, Cambodia
Projects funded by the EU
Concern Universal, United Kingdom
cu.uk@concern-universal.org
www.concern-universal.org.bd
Contract DCI-FOOD/213-965
NETZ Partnerschaft für Entwicklung
und Gerechtigkeit – Partnership for
Development and Justice, Germany
info@bangladesch.org
www.bangladesch.org
Contract DCI-FOOD/212-846
Practical Action, United Kingdom
practicalaction@practicalaction.
org.uk
practicalaction.org/bangladesh/
region_bangladesh_aim2
Contract DCI-FOOD/213-742
GRET - Groupe de Recherche et
d'Échanges Technologiques, France
broutin@gret.org
www.gret.org
Contract DCI-FOOD/213-720
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