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fl- t tivLona~od ;I lIuci.tI;tL deie;fe 1.9,77, al though not a ''nuw~ carwenpon state" uinde~r the rnnn-piri.lferati nit rea I:y? T.F'UNDING(: CIIR fIA FO)RCOIINTRY vyrLWNG RTERA FOR OUNTRY 4) * I l*VCr11 I 0i 1) LotI.on tii l l) ii -lildp l ) I..: II y' ill offl. No. I~lL~ tL~I. ' Yus, See FY 1981 CUSS. imtmiluiL: c , i'll'.Iy u: W iv vi i aI hi Iin !mimlli -fovrm I iio tI"- 1- w*i~;Ivi *igi i ill ure (2!) Iim (''miii '.1it) Patit d 111 y , (I ) cnM~Itr). ('o pm,mi,; hi i~ncomwi di'ii) A ntlll iII m (1)iire-n i , te l~ I VI * 11,,1l ve t I ''1,' ~ it;I[it .. 1: ~*r h **This . t/i dim- I Ii r iill , Imm-;II I r :l 11I ~ci oi illi pn ' itm :iim It o!; c. l.ti' s.Il i ml ,lii wdI ( li, of~ i L'l~;..' mmi I mii , ~iat trnn I. ,ii :L'i , wiIi.-iI I Itr (11l it ' mll , Iill .1* Ii mlvl op i - ilmit idi .1 1 tmCL to ANNUtEX X-5 activity is not specifically designed to address these issiius. - r
urban poor-? Arec prob-I popLulatloa grOWL11 ad--2 dressed b y coordinaite'd nisslstallce? 2. Ecj llnniic IppoT Ftd CoL1tryCitori a.FAA Ssc 5W/It. Hais ii2 coll'; I l 2il pat.- LetrSI ot r 2:; 141i t i(jj 102) ' lLri: ;I)l rignhts? b. A 511 (it) . ,W1 J -I! i.s ralcl-', itiidor the SouLtIV' ni Afrien~ pro )"L-all t bv il-nfil.d TIaiii.ani ak,or zI1jII2 Ia? rvC.r FA C. .FAA mo I I~r';~) hat(-u Iin-- II d. o Lilt- I I i':.i t~ avi zy'p. ll , 1' 21 0I) . re1 I C rt ) lN/ r I I y L1.- he~~)2.C1 Lii t I,i i- lit 1) ent ''i iIoun tI~nr 1-y thev.. iI vo- VithI it l t I1:1 Ill' I Of iluiitai diw-IyO -011jl I * 00V r1 N/A N/A r.:., AN4NEX X-6 '
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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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FIGURE 1U ANNEX IV-13 AZCONNAISSANC
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3. Nakhon Phal)om Province ANNEX IV
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ANNEX IV-17. ;UE--l3,RECONNAISSANCE
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RECONNAISSANCE SOIL MAP OF TAMBON N
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4. Si Sa Ket province ANNEX IV-21 T
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FIGURE 18 ANNEX IV-23 am Kam I I I'
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L.'£ UtL 20 - Soil and Land Ceapab
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(Nearest) District-Level Rainfall D
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5. Tambon-Level Data Summary ANNEX
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Figure 23 a Tambon Level Data Summa
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Page 171 and 172: HIGH TERRCACE Figure V-I Land Form
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Page 193 and 194: D. Other Far:ming System Improvemen
Page 195 and 196: Description Facmer Specialist Train
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