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6. Overview of the Cambodia country portfolio
- 1. Country Program Presentation April 2016 South East Asia Hub CAMBODIA
- 2. Distribution of Household Poverty Rate
- 4. Sustained High Economic Growth has been a key factor in poverty reduction Source: WB Poverty Assessment
- 5. Part 2 : IFAD COUNTRY PROGRAMME
- 6. Current Focus Address poverty through extension service Foster resilience to climate change and other shocks Improve assess to market Develop programme based approach
- 7. Intervention Modality • Provide Social Capital to local farmers • Provide Financial Capital to poor farmers • Link extension service with profitability • Productive and Market infrastructure
- 9. Portfolio Closed Loans Active Loans Pipelines * (1997-2005) - Agriculture Productivity Improvement Project * (2007-2015) - Rural Livelihoods Improvement Project in Kratie, Preah Vihear and Ratanakiri * Value Chains (AIMS) * (2000-2006) - Agricultural Developmnet Support Project to Sella * (2010-2018) - Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction and Smallholder Development Project * (2001-2010) - Community-based Rural Development Project in Kampong Thom and Kampot * (2012-2018) - Project for Agricultural Development and Economic Empowerment * (2004-2011) - Rural Poverty Reduction Project in Prey Veng and Svay Rieng * (2015-2021) - Agriculture Services Programme for Innovation, Resilience and Extension
- 10. Timeline overview –3 COSOPs (1993-1997) (1998-2012) (2013-2017) Projects 199 7 98 99 200 0 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 APIP ADESS CBRDP RPDP ADMAC RULIP TSSP NAPA- Follow up PADEE ASPIRE AIMS
- 11. N0 Project Title Total Project Costs Co- financier(s) IFAD Others Effectiven ess Status PSR latest Lead by 1 APIP 35,106,000 World Bank 4,845,023 30,260,977 22/09/1997 Closed: 30/06/2004 6 MAFF 2 ADESS 11,548,000 UNDP AusAid 9,348,729 2,199,271 16/02/2000 Closed: 30/09/2006 6 MAFF – PSU 3 CBRDP 22,851,000 German gvt., WFP and AusAid 12,273,475 10,577,525 29/03/2001 Closed: 30/06/2010 4 MRD 4 RPRP 19,620,000 WFP, PLG/UNDP 15,490,000 4,130,000 14/04/2004 Closed: 31/12/2011 4 MAFF – PSU 5 ADMAC 3,734,000 CIDA, CARE 0 3,734,000 2006 Closed: 2009 6 MAFF – PSU 6 RULIP 10,930,000 UNDP 10,006,400 923,600 31/08/2007 Completion Date: 31/03/2015 5 MAFF – PSU 7 TSSP 55,300,000 ADB,RGC, Finland 13,289,750 42,010,250 15/02/2010 Completion Date: 28/02/2018 5 NCDD 8 NAPA – Follow up 5,638,000 GEF, UNDP, CIDA 0 5,638,000 01/09/2009 31/12/2015 5 MAFF – PSU 7 PADEE 43,244,000 FAO, iDE, SNV 35,000,000 8,243,974 June 2012 Completion Date: 30/06/2018 5 MAFF – PSU 8 ASPIRE 59,753,726 3iE, CSF, Gov 41,139,783 18,613,943 2015 Completion Date: 2021 MAFF 267,724,726 141,393,160 126,331,540 Resource Mobilization
- 12. April- 2016
Editor's Notes
- Em them thong tin o slide 17 presentation cua Seth nhe
- All most of IFAD projects are implemented by MAFF PSU Overall PRS look good, only TSSP move from project at risk to satisfactory