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| | | | Ginger SOFRECO employs several hundred senior and junior experts of various nationalities, the vast majority of whom are technical specialists
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| Rural development & Agriculture |
French Development Agency |
Technical assistance for the rehabilitation of drainage and irrigation canals (preks) in the province of Kandal (2014-2019) |
Feasibility study, detailed design process, and tendering process (civil works and supervision) for the rehabilitation of 25 irrigation and drainage canals (preks), then capacity building to the provincial department and users’ groups in the development of the canals area (group management, and operation & maintenance management). |
| Technical assistance for the MINAGRI in implementing the Banana Accompanying Measures (BAM) Programme in Côte d'Ivoire (2014-2021) |
The banana value chain support programme is the result of two support mechanisms, the Special Framework of Technical and Financial Assistance and the Banana Accompanying Measures (BAM). The main objective of this technical assistance is to build the MINAGRI's capacities so that it can implement the BAM in order to enhance the competitiveness of Côte d'Ivoire's banana value chain on international markets and ensure the value chain's viability. This will create local added value while helping to improve the living conditions of the local population concerned. |
| Community Support Operator for the Irrigation Development Support Project (IDSP) (2012-2017) |
The objective of the IDSP is to increase yields per hectare and the value of diverse products marketed by smallholders benefiting from investments in irrigation in selected sites served by the project. These sites are located in Lusitu, Mwomboshi and Musakashi.
The project interventions will consist of a four-tier system which will be applied, in whole or in part, at each of the irrigation sites to be developed:
- Tier 1 is for smallholder farmers who wish to take up irrigated agriculture using mainly family labour.
- Tier 2 consists of larger plots of between one and five hectares, for cultivation by emerging small-scale commercial farmers or small groups of farmers, under sprinkler irrigation systems.
- Tier 3 consists of large plots of at least 60 ha under centre-pivot irrigation operated by a private company, or FarmCo.
- Tier 4 consists entirely of existing large-scale commercial farmers who will share the bulk water and other infrastructure provided under the project. |
| Support to the contracting authority of the Ministry of Agriculture for the implementation of the Agricultural Sector Support Project (ASSP) and the West Africa Agricultural Productivity Programme (WAAPP) (2012-2017) |
Technical assistance to the contracting authority in the following areas: (i) reform of the Ministry; (ii) preparation and setting up of the results-based management system; (iii) strengthening of the monitoring-evaluation system; (iv) strengthening of fiduciary management; (v) technical support to the central and regional directorates and specialised agencies in their respective areas of competence; (vi) skills transfer and staff training in the relevant units; (vii) progression towards the PNIASA’s implementation following a sector wide approach. |
| Support unit and ad hoc technical assistance for the Economic Diversification Support Programme (DIVECO) (2011-2015) |
Support to the Algerian administration in the implementation of a programme aiming to improve the economic performance (competitiveness, job creation, exports, etc.) of the agriculture, agri-food and tourism sectors.
The actions focus on building the capacity of the institutions in charge of these sectors' follow-up, and of professional organisations, on the creation and strengthening of technical centres and of a centre of excellence, and on the definition of a tourism marketing strategy.
To accomplish the services, provision of a team of sectoral experts forming a Support Unit and of specialised short-term technical assistance. |
| Technical Assistance to the Belize Rural Development Programme (BRDP II) (2011-2016) |
Technical and administrative support to the EDF National Authorising Officer (NAO) and the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) for the successful implementation of the Belize Rural Development Programme (BRDP II).
The BRDP II aims at increasing rural household incomes and food security by contributing to the rural market economy’s expansion. The programme has three main components:
1) Enterprise promotion and employment generation in rural areas,
2) Rehabilitation of economic rural infrastructure,
3) Institutional strengthening and support for the formulation of development policies.
The BRDP II is implemented mainly by grant call for proposals, infrastructure tenders and TA for institutional support and management. |
| Technical assistance to the Rural Development Project (2009-2014) |
The project has four main technical components: (i) Policy, reform and institutional development: improvement of land use security, pasture land management, and improvement of the legislative environment for the creation of private companies; (ii) Sustainable land and pasture management, (iii) Establishment of farm advisory services and of an agricultural market information system; and (iv) Rural infrastructure development, and capacity building of raions, jamoats and communities to plan, implement, and maintain the infrastructures. |
| French Development Agency |
Management of the Contract Farming and Ecological Transition Project (PACTE) (2019-2024) |
Support to the PMU in the implementation of the PACTE project, and particularly the Contract Farming Fund: 1 ‘institutional contract’ desk (strengthening cooperatives to supply institutional markets) of €8m and ‘private contract’ desk (promotion of contract farming between cooperatives and agribusinesses) of €18m. |
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