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7. Sed I'coduction (:. Fst Iiwt 'd IIucd tL Ior Iiilrov *d (:rj, ~, Sy;V!.Lm AclviLy 7.] PCr hLiclLon 1,ll)Ut: GRAND GRAND - . .. 2 3 - 1.7 Y a r .- 6 ANNEX IX-L4 ($'000 at 7 - 1:A20) TotalI o't.)t, - - - -... 7.7 TOTAL TOTAL (BAW1T) ($000) 310 .I) 3, 'o05 .75 4,037 '02 3,441 172 3, 161 158 :3,162 I5 2,912 147 7.7 20,5L38 1,029
D. Other Far:ming System Improvements Budget Description 1 2 3 Year 4 Native Chicken 5.6 10.15 13.4 Large Animal Improvement - 23.25 30.5 40.75 ($1000 at 1:920) ANNEX IX-15 5 6 7 Total 12.2 5 3 1.75 51,1 54.15 61.35 61.35 271.35 Fish Production 11.1 21.2 33.7 33.7 29.4 29.4 29.4 187.9 Sericulture - 5.3 18.25 18.25 9 Fruit and Tree Nursery - 3.2 6.2 9 9 68.8 3.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 16.2 Total 16.7 63.1 102.05 108.1 98.75 103.95 102.7 Description *Farmer Specialist Training (101 persons) Supplies (vaccines needles & cooler) _ _ _ - Educational Materials 2.5 2.5 Male Birds Native Chicken Budget - -- I ($,000 at 1:$20) 595.35 Year 1 2 4 5 6 7 Total 1 2.4 1.2 1.25 - - 5.85 2.5 2.5 5 5 2.5 2.5 1.25 21,25 2.5 2.5 - - - 10 (5000 birds) - 2.25 2.25 2.25 .75 - - 7.5 Village Meetings #260 @ 500 baht .6 1.9 1.25 1.25 .5 .5 .5 6.5 Total 5.6 10.15 *Village Volunteers, no wages 13.4 12.2 5 3 1.75 51.1
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UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL DEVELOP
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Title V Technical Feasibility Analy
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HH = Household IBRD = International
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I. Design Team vi Project Design Cr
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NEROA, MOAC (1981) vii-, Village Le
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THAILAND UNITED STATES INTERNATIONA
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I hereby: d. Waivers xi i: Based up
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1. Addendum to Project Paper A. Org
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B. Farming Systems and Demonstratio
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PART I - RECOMMENDATiGNS, SUMMARY.
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a , itTechnicat ATpep roa it-is n,,
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stoif timne on thoS- aeas,. This co
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-7 tCurt etn-iHic n Tha-s 'L.v.ng
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- 9 - UNiFAO is supporting an an-gs
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pro3ects primarily--roads, 6arry±n
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- 13 plant protection inputs. A
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- 15 b. Utilization of landform
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- 17 - FIGUI
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- 19 Proje-,t to tully utilize e
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- 21 a reduction of specoal "pro
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- 23 may also be necessary in 2o
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- 25 tambons will tend to reduce
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- 27 trials and extension trials
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- 29 system in its implementatio
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- 31 (31 Econom:c Development of
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- 33 based on their technical fe
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- 35 - The Project will develop an
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- 37 fo maintenance, utilities,
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- 39 - PART III - PROJECT ANALYSES
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- 41 farmgate p:ices are the bes
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- 43 crops will alr.-zst dob.,e
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44 provide mo,'e t ta,:tie returns,
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- 47 - Proposed ctopping system. mo
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- 49 - Detailed planning during the
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-51 could be easily identified as
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- 53 - TEA's fco the 8 PRo~ect tamb
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- 55 d. SeediSt.ack. Farmers c.t
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- 57 0, Emphasis on increased pr
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- 59 - It should be noted that unde
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- 61 - FIGURE I.t.-Cr - i r',, ; 7
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- 63 (2, Embankment StLUctUre (D
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* . *... !,A MV. M4I7 vT S 7 k (CTU
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- 67 - D. Financial Plan and Arrang
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C. Revised Budget -69- NI,'4AD l" 1
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c. Revised Budget A,~ GI ,('.t 1. T
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Total cost toi ±oan-financed procu
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-74 A e. Disbursement Procedures.
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a- Ndtional Level - 76 The .rgon
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d. D.striCt Level - 78 - The fiel
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Coimnitte(e os' N61t!,east 1L.i ifL
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- 82 2. Procedural Arrangements
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- 84 .Oterest rind capab..it es
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- 86 3. Second and Succeeding Ye
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Int iaat onor, t n. c uri-ent im'g
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C. Evaluation P1n and MontorinjArra
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- 92 feet inqs--orie oI LWO 'ha
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2. Loan Agreement - 94 a. initia
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i-v Addenda to Annexes NERAD ANNEXE
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-ii - Ill. GUIDELlNES FUR LONU IERM
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TRAINING -iv- The long-term truinin
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AC'rloN USAID-5 AMn c -mE I-A •~-
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UN CLkSSFIED IOWEVER, THERE "I'S UN
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ANNEX 11-2 suggestions for rained a
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ANNEX 11-4 computer analysis, beyon
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4 4 4 E j .'pr.'%:>4'e4'." :t e re.
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ANNEX IV-3 the, fooding season and
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FIGURE 3 ANNEX'5 IV-5 RECONAISSANCE
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iFIfGURE5 RZECONNKJSSANC SOI MAP OF
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2. Roi Et Province ANNEX IV-9 This
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FXIGURE RCONNAS81M SQL Iv*A CF TAM
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Page 151 and 152: FIGURE 18 ANNEX IV-23 am Kam I I I'
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Page 159 and 160: 5. Tambon-Level Data Summary ANNEX
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Page 163 and 164: ANNEX IV-35 Province Si Sa Ket Nakh
Page 165 and 166: ANNEX V V. Technical FeasLbility An
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Page 171 and 172: HIGH TERRCACE Figure V-I Land Form
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Page 175 and 176: Estimates of Incremental Economic C
Page 177 and 178: Social Soundness Analysis See Analy
Page 179 and 180: A. Terehical. Ass.starice Budget DE
Page 181 and 182: t Travel international 2$1,350 2 Tr
Page 183 and 184: Salaries Descriptions B. Administra
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Page 187 and 188: 1 Expendable supplies Descriptions
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Page 195 and 196: Description Facmer Specialist Train
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