7. We learned from the communities organization and
experience met during the learning route
In the Rayale Kavre district, harvesting the cob, the
remaining portion of the maize is used for silage making.
residues of the that firewood, use for briquettes
Plastic wastage utilized for basket in Kapilvastu
Through learning route observation we get inspired
and move towards innovation
8. •Working area is situated on the
western region, Rupendehi district
• Banana farming as the small scale
in traditional way
9.
To increase social and economic upliftment
Product diversification
Proper utilization of whole banana stem
Additional income
Expansion of linkage between cooperative
and other line agencies
10. Why this innovation is needed???
A.
As the people are focused only on the one product of the banana plant
i.e. the fruits. Here, we are using the whole stem of the Banana for the
additional income, this is considered as a the best innovation
B.
The principle of zero waste management
C.
Additional income through
Flowers will be utilized for the pickles
Stem fibers will be utilized for paper, basket making
Slurry remained after making paper will be utilized for the biogas
The waste of the biogas slurry will be utilized for making the
organic manure
11.
This innovation plan is for the economic
upliftment of the banana farmers belong to
cooperative
12. 1. Target groups:
Banana famers of the Rupendehi district
2. Partners
Farmers group
Cooperatives
Federation
Bank
Procasur
Department of Cottage and Small Enterprises
Other concerned agency like DADO,
13. I.
II.
General Objectives
To increase income of the banana farmer
engaged in the production
Specific Objectives:
To increase the additional income through
innovation plan of the whole banana stem
14.
Base line survey (Cooperative)
Training on Business plan/ Action Plan
(SFDBL)
Orientation training relating to importance of
banana farming (DADO+Cooperative)
Training relating to the pickles making. Paper,
basket (Department of Cottage and Small
Enterprises)
biogas (Alternative Energy Promotion Centre)
Training
on
the
market
linkage
(Cooperative+SFDBL+NACCFL)
15.
Economic: Procasur prize money, SKBBL,
Material needed:
Tools
and
machine
(Department of Cottage and Small Enterprises),
leaflets,
Human resources: Trained manpower
Cooperative: Loan and other related advise
16.
Easy available of raw material
Suitable geographical location for the banana
farming
Easy market access
Low capital investment
Highly skilled labor is not required
Easily available agriculturist through DADO and
small enterprises training/trainer through the
department of cottage and small enterprises, AEPC,
Financial Institution (SFDBL)
Paper making machine established by cooperative
Market linkage through cooperative
17. Tentative budget sheet
S.N
Particular
Slot
Days
No of
participa
nt
Cost
(NRs*)
1
2
Baseline survey
Orientation training on the importance of
Banana cultivation
2
1
2
1
2
25
30,000
20,000
3
Training on the production of the pickles
1
1
25
40,000
4
Training on the production of the papers
1
1
25
40,000
5
Training on the production of the basket
1
1
25
40,000
6
1
1
10
10,000
7
Training on the business plan (Cooperative
level)
Orientation on the market linkage
1
1
25
20,000
8
Training on the biogas/Organic manure
1
1
25
40,000
9
10
Exposure visit
Impact Study
1
1
25
40,000
10,000
Grand Total
Cost Sharing: Procasur: 69%
SFDBL: 31%
290,000
18. Time frame
S.N
Particulars
1
Baseline survey
2
Training on the business plan
3
Orientation training on the importance of
Banana cultivation
Orientation on the market linkage
4
5
6
7
8
9
Field Based Practical Training on the
production of the papers
Field Based Practical Training on the
production of the basket
Field Based Practical Training on the
production of the pickles
Training on the production of the biogas/
organic manure
Impact study
Note:
I: first four month (Jan-April)
II: second four month (May-August)
III: third four month (Nov- Dec)
I
II
III
