1. . PIP Phase 2: How to Access Support Grenada – 19 October 2010

2. The COLEACP PIP 2001-2009 2009-2014 EDES 2010-2013 Inter-Professional Association – since 1973 80% of FFV exports ACP  UE

3. 3 PIP objective Poverty alleviation first!

4. Where we are now  > 85% ACP-EU export flow  More 150,000 smallholders  > 90% of exports covered by crop protocols

5. From PIP 1 to PIP 2 Food safety Ethical Trade Environment Others… Fair Trade

6. EU market access requirements: public & private - EU Regulations - Buyer requirements Your challenge

7. Our approach Overcome the barriers Identify the barriers Reduce the barriers

8. ACPProducersExporters Consultants Public services Professionalorganisations Task Forces Support structures for smallholders An integrated approach

9. PIP Film: User Manual

10. Q & A

11. Beneficiaries /PIP Actions Producers-ExportersStaff CB, Sustainable control systems & tools Small Scale Growers (SSG’s)Training Material Support structures for SSG’sCB Trainers Local ConsultantsTraining Networking Other public and privateTraining support structures Organisational support

12. How to access PIP support? PIP participates in YOUR company’s project  1 guide to structure it : The application for support HOW to submit your action plan to PIP?

13. The application for support A.1. General information A.2. Export information A.3. Sourcing of horticultural export produce in 2009: Action plan Detailed problems faced by the applicant with regard to EU regulatory and commercial requirements in their horticultural export activities

14. The action plan

16. Budget