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National Domestic Biogas  and Manure Programme Nazmul Haque Faisal Senior Programme Manager [email_address] Status, Strategies and Challenges
Agenda ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Overview of NDBMP ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Objective of NDBMP ,[object Object]
Specific Objectives of NDBMP ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Types of Partner Organization (PO) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Types of Partner Organization (PO) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Selection process of Partner Organizations   Criteria Finalization Memo signing EOI Request Applications  Submission Initial Screening Field Verification NQ NQ Preliminary  selection  of POs Participation  agreement Recommendation  from  NDBMP  Steering Committee Approval from  IDCOL Board
Quality Control Approach ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Checking the quality Status 2007
Physical achievements 2007 9.47 Maximum 8.00 Average construction defaults points 2 3 Number of appliances manufacturers 14 15 Number of Partner Organizations (POs) 722 (Male 480,Female242) 3600 Users Training 16700  persons 21600 Number of direct beneficiaries from biogas 2,235   3600 Number of plant construction  Achievements Total Target Activities
Physical achievements 2008 94% (based on Users’ Survey 07 and 08)   Minimum 95%   Plant functioning 7.88 Maximum 8.00 Average construction defaults points 2 4 Number of appliances manufacturers 28 (only 24 POs involved in  construction of plants) 20 Number of Partner Organizations (POs) 2,102 5,349 Number of persons capacitated through training 17,142 persons 32,000 Number of direct beneficiaries from biogas 2116 4,200 Number of plant construction  Achievements Total Target Activities
Physical achievements 2009 96.50% (based on Users’ Survey 08)   Minimum 98%   Plant functioning 9.47 Maximum 8.00 Average construction defaults points 3 are already working and others are in exploration 4 Number of appliances manufacturers 20 (only 20 POs have constructed plants) 24 Number of Partner Organizations (POs) 2,102 5,349 Number of persons capacitated through training 31,800 persons 37,100 Number of direct beneficiaries from biogas 5,050 Plants (95%) 5,300 Number of plant construction  Achievements Total Target Activities
Physical achievements 2009 71% (44% with 1 pit and 27% with two pits 29% no pit reported during the monitoring) Minimum 70% Biogas plants with compost pits 1,132  plants 2,321 plants Plant maintenance reports (100% 2007 & 2008 plants) 96.50% (based on Users’ Survey 08) Minimum 98% Plant functioning  Total 457 (Male:  270 Female: 187) 3,700 User’s training (at least 70% female) Achievements Total Target Activities
Access to credit for biogas is increasing in  2009
Number of persons directly benefited from biogas Total 51684 persons are getting direct benefit from biogas
Average Investment Cost
Construction Feed Material wise 2006-2009
Construction Feed Material wise (2006-2009)
Average Quality Default Points 2009
Target Vs Achievement
Growth
Success Stories ,[object Object],[object Object]
Work goals (Output) of 2010-12 100 Biogas Villages, 15 Biogas Unions, 7 Biogas Uppazilla and 5 Biogas District 30 Biogas Villages, 5 Biogas Unions, 5 Biogas Uppazilla and 5 Biogas District 40 Biogas Villages, 5 Biogas Unions and 2 Biogas Uppazilla 30 Biogas Villages and 5 Biogas Unions Cluster Construction Approach   100% of 2011 100% of 2010 100% of 2009 Plant maintenance    >95% >95% >95% Plant functioning  Total Target 2012 Target 2011 Target 2010 Indicator
Work goals (Output) of 2010-12 24,960 9790 8400 6,770 Number of beneficiaries through capacity development activities 18,900 7,700 6,300 4,900 Number of households with increased in income due to utilizations of slurry  3,300 800 1500 1000 Number of jobs created 162,000 66000 54000 42,000 No. of direct beneficiaries from the plants 27,000 11000 9000 7,000 No. of biogas plants installed Total Target 2012 Target 2011 Target 2010 Indicators
Targets of Training 24,960 9,790 8,400 6,770 Total 120 40 40 40 Gender sensitization 18,900 7700 6300 4900 Biogas users  1,890 770 630 490 Cooperative Farmers  training  60   30 30 Trainers training 120 30 30 60 Management training  450 150 150 150 Refresher to existing supervisor 600 200 200 200 Refresher to existing mason 900 300 300 300 New Supervisor 1,920 600 720 600 New Mason Total 2012 2011 2010 Type of training
Conduction of Users Training
Conduction of TOT for DTE
Total Programme Budget excluding Credit (In Euro) 3,826,411 1,468,494 1,271,356 1,086,561 Total Programme Cost   2,479,592 1,010,204 826,531 642,857 Subsidy 1,346,819 458,290 444,825 443,704 Programme Activity cost   50,000 13,265 13,265 23,469 Gender mainstreaming   I 263,874 98,223 85,509 80,143 Programme management H 168,673 60,102 56,224 52,347 Institutional strengthening G 76,531 25,510 20,408 30,612 Monitoring & Evaluation F 238,148 90,633 82,821 64,694 Slurry management E 111,633 35,510 40,714 35,408 Training D 45,918 9,184 17,347 19,388 Research and Development C 157,072 47,629 55,219 54,224 Quality control B 234,969 78,235 73,316 83,418 Promotion  A 27,000 11,000 9,000 7,000 Plant Target 2012 2011 2010 Activities Code Grand Total in Euro 2010-12 Estimated Expenditure in Euro
Budget Source (in Euro)   10.763.517 4.241.389 3.583.724 2.938.404 Total 480.000 0 240.000 240.000 SNV core fund 240.000 240.000 0 0 SNV/TA funder 2.107.653 858.673 702.551 546.429 KfW (85% of subsidy) 371.940 151.531 123.980 96.429 GOB (15% of subsidy) 1.346.819 458.290 444.825 443.704 DGIS/ABP 3.175.200 1.293.600 1.058.400 823.200 KfW support for credit 6.217.105 2.532.895 2.072.368 1.611.842 Households (cash/credit) Total 2012 2011 2010 Proposed financing
Construction Target for 2010 Minimum target 7000
Assumptions ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Challenges ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Low construction in rainy season Construction Trend 2008 & 09 Low period
Mason Retention <40%
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Intensifying the bio slurry activities
Strategic Approaches ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Cluster Construction Approach
Cluster Construction Approach
Observation of Biogas week,2009
Festoon describing dual benefit of biogas
Media focus on Biogas programme
Inauguration of  Biogas Village User Government NGO
Current focus ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Strengths of NDBMP ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Strengths of NDBMP ,[object Object]
Creation of social capital
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C:\fakepath\bangladesh the biogas way

  • 1. National Domestic Biogas and Manure Programme Nazmul Haque Faisal Senior Programme Manager [email_address] Status, Strategies and Challenges
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6.
  • 7.
  • 8. Selection process of Partner Organizations Criteria Finalization Memo signing EOI Request Applications Submission Initial Screening Field Verification NQ NQ Preliminary selection of POs Participation agreement Recommendation from NDBMP Steering Committee Approval from IDCOL Board
  • 9.
  • 10. Checking the quality Status 2007
  • 11. Physical achievements 2007 9.47 Maximum 8.00 Average construction defaults points 2 3 Number of appliances manufacturers 14 15 Number of Partner Organizations (POs) 722 (Male 480,Female242) 3600 Users Training 16700 persons 21600 Number of direct beneficiaries from biogas 2,235 3600 Number of plant construction Achievements Total Target Activities
  • 12. Physical achievements 2008 94% (based on Users’ Survey 07 and 08) Minimum 95% Plant functioning 7.88 Maximum 8.00 Average construction defaults points 2 4 Number of appliances manufacturers 28 (only 24 POs involved in construction of plants) 20 Number of Partner Organizations (POs) 2,102 5,349 Number of persons capacitated through training 17,142 persons 32,000 Number of direct beneficiaries from biogas 2116 4,200 Number of plant construction Achievements Total Target Activities
  • 13. Physical achievements 2009 96.50% (based on Users’ Survey 08) Minimum 98% Plant functioning 9.47 Maximum 8.00 Average construction defaults points 3 are already working and others are in exploration 4 Number of appliances manufacturers 20 (only 20 POs have constructed plants) 24 Number of Partner Organizations (POs) 2,102 5,349 Number of persons capacitated through training 31,800 persons 37,100 Number of direct beneficiaries from biogas 5,050 Plants (95%) 5,300 Number of plant construction Achievements Total Target Activities
  • 14. Physical achievements 2009 71% (44% with 1 pit and 27% with two pits 29% no pit reported during the monitoring) Minimum 70% Biogas plants with compost pits 1,132 plants 2,321 plants Plant maintenance reports (100% 2007 & 2008 plants) 96.50% (based on Users’ Survey 08) Minimum 98% Plant functioning Total 457 (Male: 270 Female: 187) 3,700 User’s training (at least 70% female) Achievements Total Target Activities
  • 15. Access to credit for biogas is increasing in 2009
  • 16. Number of persons directly benefited from biogas Total 51684 persons are getting direct benefit from biogas
  • 18. Construction Feed Material wise 2006-2009
  • 19. Construction Feed Material wise (2006-2009)
  • 20. Average Quality Default Points 2009
  • 23.
  • 24. Work goals (Output) of 2010-12 100 Biogas Villages, 15 Biogas Unions, 7 Biogas Uppazilla and 5 Biogas District 30 Biogas Villages, 5 Biogas Unions, 5 Biogas Uppazilla and 5 Biogas District 40 Biogas Villages, 5 Biogas Unions and 2 Biogas Uppazilla 30 Biogas Villages and 5 Biogas Unions Cluster Construction Approach   100% of 2011 100% of 2010 100% of 2009 Plant maintenance   >95% >95% >95% Plant functioning Total Target 2012 Target 2011 Target 2010 Indicator
  • 25. Work goals (Output) of 2010-12 24,960 9790 8400 6,770 Number of beneficiaries through capacity development activities 18,900 7,700 6,300 4,900 Number of households with increased in income due to utilizations of slurry 3,300 800 1500 1000 Number of jobs created 162,000 66000 54000 42,000 No. of direct beneficiaries from the plants 27,000 11000 9000 7,000 No. of biogas plants installed Total Target 2012 Target 2011 Target 2010 Indicators
  • 26. Targets of Training 24,960 9,790 8,400 6,770 Total 120 40 40 40 Gender sensitization 18,900 7700 6300 4900 Biogas users 1,890 770 630 490 Cooperative Farmers training 60   30 30 Trainers training 120 30 30 60 Management training 450 150 150 150 Refresher to existing supervisor 600 200 200 200 Refresher to existing mason 900 300 300 300 New Supervisor 1,920 600 720 600 New Mason Total 2012 2011 2010 Type of training
  • 28. Conduction of TOT for DTE
  • 29. Total Programme Budget excluding Credit (In Euro) 3,826,411 1,468,494 1,271,356 1,086,561 Total Programme Cost   2,479,592 1,010,204 826,531 642,857 Subsidy 1,346,819 458,290 444,825 443,704 Programme Activity cost   50,000 13,265 13,265 23,469 Gender mainstreaming   I 263,874 98,223 85,509 80,143 Programme management H 168,673 60,102 56,224 52,347 Institutional strengthening G 76,531 25,510 20,408 30,612 Monitoring & Evaluation F 238,148 90,633 82,821 64,694 Slurry management E 111,633 35,510 40,714 35,408 Training D 45,918 9,184 17,347 19,388 Research and Development C 157,072 47,629 55,219 54,224 Quality control B 234,969 78,235 73,316 83,418 Promotion A 27,000 11,000 9,000 7,000 Plant Target 2012 2011 2010 Activities Code Grand Total in Euro 2010-12 Estimated Expenditure in Euro
  • 30. Budget Source (in Euro) 10.763.517 4.241.389 3.583.724 2.938.404 Total 480.000 0 240.000 240.000 SNV core fund 240.000 240.000 0 0 SNV/TA funder 2.107.653 858.673 702.551 546.429 KfW (85% of subsidy) 371.940 151.531 123.980 96.429 GOB (15% of subsidy) 1.346.819 458.290 444.825 443.704 DGIS/ABP 3.175.200 1.293.600 1.058.400 823.200 KfW support for credit 6.217.105 2.532.895 2.072.368 1.611.842 Households (cash/credit) Total 2012 2011 2010 Proposed financing
  • 31. Construction Target for 2010 Minimum target 7000
  • 32.
  • 33.
  • 34. Low construction in rainy season Construction Trend 2008 & 09 Low period
  • 36.
  • 37. Intensifying the bio slurry activities
  • 38.
  • 42. Festoon describing dual benefit of biogas
  • 43. Media focus on Biogas programme
  • 44. Inauguration of Biogas Village User Government NGO
  • 45.
  • 46.
  • 47.