Agricultural Value-chains and Small- Scale Water Development Kailash Sharma Engineering Program Director iDE Nepal.

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Agricultural Value-chains and Small- Scale Water Development Kailash Sharma Engineering Program Director iDE Nepal

iDE Nepal Program iDE is an INGO that focuses on creating income opportunity to poor people to escape poverty and become commercial producers thru the PRISM value- chain approach iDE is an INGO that focuses on creating income opportunity to poor people to escape poverty and become commercial producers thru the PRISM value- chain approach iDE’s Nepal program is supported by a variety of donors including European Commission, UK Aid/DFID, USAID, WFP, Mount View Foundation, and other donors & foundations. iDE’s Nepal program is supported by a variety of donors including European Commission, UK Aid/DFID, USAID, WFP, Mount View Foundation, and other donors & foundations. iDE has worked in Nepal since 1992 and developed locally based micro irrigation supply chains and small scale water resource management. iDE has worked in Nepal since 1992 and developed locally based micro irrigation supply chains and small scale water resource management. iDE works in variety of high-value agriculture subsectors including horticulture, NTFP, fisheries, coffee, tea, and small livestock iDE works in variety of high-value agriculture subsectors including horticulture, NTFP, fisheries, coffee, tea, and small livestock iDE is a family of INGOs based in the UK, Canada, and the USA iDE is a family of INGOs based in the UK, Canada, and the USA

Agricultural Program Overview Partnership of implementing organizations Winrock, Save the Children, Mission East, CEAPRED, SAPPROS, DEPROSC, AEC/ FNCCI, local NGOs with GON agencies including DOA, DOI/NITP, MLD/DDC/VDC Partnership of implementing organizations Winrock, Save the Children, Mission East, CEAPRED, SAPPROS, DEPROSC, AEC/ FNCCI, local NGOs with GON agencies including DOA, DOI/NITP, MLD/DDC/VDC iDE has led development of micro irrigation technologies and small-scale water development in the Multiple use Water System (MUS Approach) linked to development Agricultural Value-chains iDE has led development of micro irrigation technologies and small-scale water development in the Multiple use Water System (MUS Approach) linked to development Agricultural Value-chains Programs implemented in a Public Private Partnership Approach Programs implemented in a Public Private Partnership Approach

Major Program Goals Thru developing commercial opportunities increase poor smallholder incomes and create employment opportunities Contribute to cross cutting goals of benefiting and empowering marginal communities and women The evidence is that if smallholders have access to appropriate inputs, knowledge, and markets they are competitive producers and there are large income earning opportunities in Nepal Micro irrigation technologies and Small-scale water development linked to agricultural value-chain developing is critical to enable smallholder income earning opportunities

Agricultural Value Chain Approach The value-chain includes the enterprises providing inputs, services, processing, and marketing for a particular commodity It is crucial that the value-chain enterprises be present, profitable, and utilizing/promoting best technologies to enable smallholders to increase their income

Agrovet’s are important service providers who market needed inputs and provide knowledge embedded with sales to smallholders. The Approach/Interventions in PPP Context Essential to establish and strengthen enterprises in the agricultural value- chain for impact and sustainability. Essential to establish and strengthen enterprises in the agricultural value- chain for impact and sustainability. Embedded services are crucial to reaching large numbers of smallholders. Embedded services are crucial to reaching large numbers of smallholders. The public sector is crucial to overcome market failures and provide critical investment in public goods including basic knowledge extension, research, infrastructure (includes irrigation and marketing), and an enabling environment. The public sector is crucial to overcome market failures and provide critical investment in public goods including basic knowledge extension, research, infrastructure (includes irrigation and marketing), and an enabling environment.

Collection Centers: Collection Centers: PPP: MOAC/DOA, Local Government, Smallholders, VC actors, and I/NGOs facilitating PPP: MOAC/DOA, Local Government, Smallholders, VC actors, and I/NGOs facilitating Over site by community elected Marketing and Planning Committee (MPC) Over site by community elected Marketing and Planning Committee (MPC) Collection centers are run by entrepreneurs and cooperatives Collection centers are run by entrepreneurs and cooperatives Point for aggregation Point for aggregation Provide feed back between smallholders and traders Provide feed back between smallholders and traders Utilize crop calendars developed with traders Utilize crop calendars developed with traders Work with government for investments in public goods Work with government for investments in public goods Provide TA, credit, and support Provide TA, credit, and support Over 125 collection center serving more that 1,00,000 HHs. Over 125 collection center serving more that 1,00,000 HHs.

Small Scale Water Development iDE has been involved in piloting piped water multiple use systems (over community 163 systems developed) in strong partnership with DOI/DOA/MLD/DDC/VDC/ INGOs iDE has been involved in piloting piped water multiple use systems (over community 163 systems developed) in strong partnership with DOI/DOA/MLD/DDC/VDC/ INGOs iDE has been involved in R&D and supply chain development for micro irrigation technologies including drip systems, micro sprinklers, treadle/other pumps, and low cost water storage technologies iDE has been involved in R&D and supply chain development for micro irrigation technologies including drip systems, micro sprinklers, treadle/other pumps, and low cost water storage technologies

Micro Irrigation Supply Chain Development Over 190,000 micro irrigation technologies (developed by partner iDE) have been sold in Nepal the vast majority linked to different projects. Over 190,000 micro irrigation technologies (developed by partner iDE) have been sold in Nepal the vast majority linked to different projects. Micro irrigation technologies include the treadle pump, drip systems, efficient micro sprinklers, and low cost water storage technologies all manufactured in Nepal Micro irrigation technologies include the treadle pump, drip systems, efficient micro sprinklers, and low cost water storage technologies all manufactured in Nepal

Recommendations Recommendations Joint effort for market development of micro and small irrigation technologies. Joint effort for market development of micro and small irrigation technologies. Strengthening and capacity building of existing supply chain actors and Collection Center/ MPC. Strengthening and capacity building of existing supply chain actors and Collection Center/ MPC. Policy advocacy toward VAT exemption agriculture technologies and it's spare parts. Policy advocacy toward VAT exemption agriculture technologies and it's spare parts. Key is Joint implementation of agriculture market center / collection center development in PPP Key is Joint implementation of agriculture market center / collection center development in PPP Critical to develop viable pockets with clusters of small- scale water systems and sufficient numbers of smallholders to establish input suppliers and market channels Critical to develop viable pockets with clusters of small- scale water systems and sufficient numbers of smallholders to establish input suppliers and market channels

Thank you! DOI/NITP Pond Kavre District in partnership with SIMI