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FIJI Post-Disaster Needs Assessment Annex 2: Detailed Breakdown of Recovery Needs by Sector Recovery and Reconstruction Needs for Agriculture Table 84: Recovery and Reconstruction Needs for Agriculture Activity Responsible Agency Cost (F$ million) Total Recovery and Reconstruction Needs 161.4 Recovery Needs Crops Immediate response from the MoA MoA 1.8 Provision of seeds, seedlings, suckers, cuttings and other agricultural inputs for replanting of crops, market rehabilitation Temporary provision of food ration to most affected population FAO/UNWomen/UNDP/ Ramakrishna/L&L Care NGOs (PLAN INT/PCDF, MSP, DFAT) Monitoring and evaluation of TC Winston response, agriculture sector MoA, Donors 0.5 Land clearance support with cash-for-work activity UNDP, ILO 0.1 Advisory support, communications support, CCA-DRM support (MoA post) UNDP - PRRP 0.2 Provision of agro-inputs, land clearance MoA, Donors 6.4 Provision of improved varieties of seeds for coconunt (existing variety - Fiji Tall), cocoa, dalo and yaqona, including tissue culture mass propagation. Establish tissue culture, mass propogation centres to build capacity. Expand existing and establish new capacity. Plant protection mechanisms - pest and disease diagnostics and management (e.g., groud trapping/biological control) Soil testing for land areas damaged by the cyclone (bleaching, soil erosion, storm surge) and supporting land rehabilitation including training 0.6 0.02 MoA and Donors 8 FAO and Donors 2 Donors and FAO 4 Technical assistance for the finalisation of a Fiji farmers (crop & livestock) baseline SPC, FAO, MoA, Donors 1.2 Development of a national disaster assessment system for crop and livestock, MoA and Donors 0.1 Provision of disaster resilient crops (tivoli, via, dalo ni tana, taro) MoA and FAO 1 Development of an agriculture value chain management strategy MoA 2 Support sustainable disaster mitigation-oriented land management programme MoA 0.5 Promotion of smal scale income generating organic and back yard farming systems MoA 0.5 Food security and economic recovery campaign (awareness) MoA 0.2 Setting up a reliable disaster communication system (sat phones, solar power sources) for inaccessible areas (e.g. Lau group) Establishment of community nurseries (model farms & knowledge hubs, aligning existing work with Govt/NGOs) Sugar Cane MoA and Donors 1.3 NGOs (CARE/L&L) 0.2 Emergency actions through the sugar sector GoF, MOS, SCGC, FCU 3.8 Farmers' support services enhancement SRIF, SPF 0.8 Capacity building MOS/sugar sector for immediate recovery support MOS 0.1 Cane recovery programme for farmers MOS, EU-AMSP, GoF 5.1 Farmers' support services enhancement SRIF, SPF 1 Capacity building MOS/sugar sector for medium to long term support MOS 1.5 Livestock Distribution of veterinary drugs, feeds, fertilizers, seeds for pasture, feed for apiculture MoA 0.4 Restocking, biosecurity livestock support, including provision of day old chicks and poultry feed MoA & FAO 0.2 130 Tropical Cyclone Winston, February 20, 2016
FIJI Post-Disaster Needs Assessment Activity Responsible Agency Cost (F$ million) Monitoring and evaluation of TC Winston response, livestock sector, including training Donors 0.1 Establishment of new small scale village level livestock projects in most affected areas Donors and MoA 0.5 Fisheries Immediate needs packages of fisheries and aquaculture materials FAO 0.2 Training on boat, motor, fishing gear repair and sustainable fishing practices FAO and Donors 0.1 Distribution of materials for repair, or complete replacement of boats, motors and fishing gear, and premix vouchers FAO and Donors 1 Rapid re-deployment of FADs and training in FAD fishing and sea safety FAO, SPC, ADB, NZ Govt 0.4 Assessment of coral reef impacts and recovery, to support management of fisheries and coastal development Donors 0.2 Strengthen community-based fisheries management in a post-disaster context Donors 0.1 Distribution of fish feed supplies and farm materials to small-scale aquaculture farms FAO 0.1 Establish temporary hatcheries and staff accommodation to start immediate fish farm restocking programs Restore small-scale aquaculture farms: provide materials to repair ponds and hatcheries, clean debris (cash for work) Provide capacity building to small-scale fish farmers in simple methods for on-farm fish fingerling production Provide guidelines for aquaculture biosecurity issues related to cyclone recovery work, e.g. import of live aquatic species Management support for fisheries managers and communities in a post-disaster context Training of fishers, gleaners and harvesters, fish farmers on disaster preparedness and resilience Assessment of coral reef impacts and recovery to support management of fisheries & coastal development Strategies to increase visibility of non-licensed fisheries sector in fisheries management and disaster responses Medium- and long-term monitoring of cyclone impacts on food security, CPUEs, livelihoods, etc. On-going deployment of FADs, establishment of FAD infrastructure and teams, training for fishers in FAD fishing and sea safety Increase resilience of aquaculture hatcheries, brood stock holding facilities, and aquaculture infrastructure to withstand future natural disasters Department of Fisheries (DoF) 0.5 FAO 0.1 FAO 0.1 DoF 0 DoF and Donors 0.8 DoF and Donors 0.2 DoF and Donors 4.2 DoF and Donors 0.1 DoF and Donors 2 DoF and Donors 2.2 DoF and Donors 5 Support rehabilitation of pearl farms affected by TC Winston Donors 0.2 Spread out risk of disaster to hatcheries by fostering on-farm fish fingerling production DoF and Donors 0.1 Assess TC Winston impacts on technical and economic viability of Fiji's leading aquaculture production sectors Forestry DoF and Donors 0.5 Propping up of windblown trees Private companies 0.1 Removing fallen trees Private sector, DoF 0.3 Supply of seedlings DoF, SPC/EU 1 Supply of seeds Maintenance of rehabilitated areas Donors, Private companies, DoF Donors, Communities, Private companies Total Recovery Needs 65.3 Reconstruction Needs Crops Input support to enablers (agriculture extension stations): tents, computers, printers UNDP-PRRP/R2R, DFAT 0.1 Land clearance support through contractors, purchase of chainsaws MoA 2 0.5 1.4 Tropical Cyclone Winston, February 20, 2016 131
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