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Sector

Intervention Code

Intervention Name

Starting date

Expected activity closing date

Monitoring closing date

Implementor/Sub-contractor

Private Partner (if any)

Impact Information May-11 dates

Outreach

Direct 178519

Indirect 0

Total 178519

Additional Income Increase (in Tk.)

Additional Information:

Gender

ESRB

Review Details

Review Dates Why

Jun-10

Seed

Se-12

Capacity building of proposed BSA

Key Changes

Mar-12

Mar-13

Action For Enterprise

Bangladesh Seed Grower, Dealer & Merchant

Association


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Intervention Title:

Business Service: Improved access to good quality seeds for consumer f

Duration: October 2010 to March 2012

Expected intervention costs: 732,600 (actual cost: 613,428)

Report to be updated: Mar-13

Intervention Manager(s):

Strategic Partner: Bangladesh Seed Grower,Dealer & Merchant Associati

Implementation Partner: Action For Enterprise

The Story (what we do and why)

Intervention Plan:

Agriculture accounts for 32% (AVRDC report 2005) of Bangladeshs gross domestic prod

Agriculture, 2009) of the countrys labor force. Quality seed is a critical input for farmer

in providing seed to farmers. In addition approximately 8000 (Comprehenechive Cross

operate across the country.

Recent trends indicate a shift towards the production of high yielding varieties (HYV) of

most essential input for vegetable farmers. Vegetable production is highly correlated wi

seed could increase yield by as much as 10-15%(Comprehenechive Cross Sector Strateg

still very limited in Bangladesh, and according to the Ministry of Agriculture only 18% (P

requirement for seeds for 2008-09 was supplied by the public and private sector. The rlower-quality seed retained by farmers. Therefore to increase the productivity of vegeta

quality seed through developing the vegetable seed sector in Bangladesh.

The development of Bangladesh seed sector is deterring by a number of constraints. O

operating, while the majorities are small businesses trading in seed of dubious quality in

seed often have lack of source of good quality hybride vegetable seed, inadequate know

(OP & Hybrid) , lack of knowledge and skill of stock seed and F1seed production.

Dr. Azizur Rahman, Serajul Islam, Delwara Khanom,

Ashraful Abedin Khan

Capacity building of B


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,

Identifying promoting best practices in technical areas including: breeding, production

Strengthening local production (including contract farming) systems,

Identification of new sources of quality seed;

Through supporting these initiatives and addressing key technical constraints, AFE and

seeds, thereby increasing their yields and ultimately their income.


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armers

n

uct (GDP), and involves more than 52% (Ministry of

s and more than 100 private sector companies are involved

ector Strategy-Katalyst -CSS) registered seed dealers

vegetables, and as a result quality HYV seed is the single

th the quality of seeds, and ensuring access to quality

y-Katalyst -CSS) . However, the use of improved seeds is

rof.Dr.Golam A Fakir-Seed Fair, 2009) of the total

maining 82%(Prof.Dr.Golam A Fakir-Seed Fair, 2009) areble farmers, it is imperative to increase their access to

ly a few high quality seed companies are currently

cluding adulterated seed. Companies with high quality

ledge of company breeders on quality seed production

sifuddin Khan, Shavan Chokraborti, Iffat Mahmud and

ngladesh Seed Association


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, and storage,

atalyst will increase farmers access to quality vegetable


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Impact Chain Questions

Box-26

Increase in employment How many additional

employment generated for the

companies, CFs and

consumer farmers?

Box-25 Increse income How much incresed income

for the companies, CFs and

consumer farmers ?

Box-24 Consumer farmers enjoy an

increase in income due to an

increase in yield

How much income of

consumer farmers has

increased per acre?

Box-23 Consumer farmers enjoy an

increase in yield due to usinggood quality seed

How many consumer farmers

increased in yield?

Box-22 Consumer farmers have

increased access to greater

amounts of quality vegetable

seeds

Did the farmers have

increased access to greater

quality vegetable seeds?

Box-21

Contract farmers and

company production staff

are producing better quality

seeds due to improved

ca acit

Are the contract farmers and

Breeders capable to produce

better quality vegetable seed?

Box-20 Companies import new

varieties of high quality seeds

How many companies

imported and how much

hybride seed?

Box-19 Dealers, distributors and

farmers purchase more

quality seed of new varieties

from com an

Does the company capable to

faciliate this type of

promotional activities

inde endentl ?

B

ox-18 Company hosts dealers,

distributors and farmers at

their demonstration to

romote new varieties

Does the company

understand this type of

promotional activities?

Box-17 Company technical staff and

contract farmers will produce

stock seed and F1 hybrid

vegetable seed.

Are the technical staff and

contract farmers ccapable to

produce stock and F1 hybrid

vegetable seed?

Goal

Purpose

MRM plan: I


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Box-16

Company staff has improved

capacity in maintaining the

quality of existing lines of

seed, and multiply these

seed lines using contract

farmers and direct production.

How many company staff

utilized their new found skills

and what typies of technology

they practiced?

Box-15

Companies purchase and

trial new varieties of high

quality vegetable seed for

testing the varietal

erformance in Ban ladesh

Did the companies do the trial

with new seed varieties? How

many company doing the

how many new hybride seed

varieties?

Box-

14

Company identifies new

promotional activities, and

decides to emulate the

format of the buyer -sellermeet by inviting their

customers to to observe

demosntration

Did the company completed

the promotional activities?

Box-13 Trained company staff carry

out training of technical staff

and contract farmers

How many staffs and CF

trained are knowledgable?

Bo

x-12

Company staff are exposed

to and trained in new

breeding techniques,

disease and pestmanagment, and quality

control.

Did the company staff

develop capacity on new

breeding techniques and

quality management?

Box-11

Company staff are exposed

to new vegetable varieties,

research and development

practices, and marketing

strate ies

Did the company staffs able

to do research and

development? How many

varieties?

B

ox-10Facilititate training of trainers

(TOT) for company staff

based on the curricula

develop

Did the company conducted

ToT?

Box-9

Facilititate development of

training curricula for technical

staff and contract farmers in

stock seed and F1 hybrid

vegetable seed production.

Did the consultant completed

the training curricula on stock

and F1 hybrid vegetable seed

production

Activities

results

Output


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Box-8

Facilititate company to carry

out a training needs

assessment of its technical

staff and contract farmers.

Did the company completed

TNA with the participants?

Box-7

Facilitate company to identify

appropriate technical

consultants to assist incurricula development, the

training of trainers (TOT),

and provide techncial

assistance during the season

Did the technical consultant

developed the curricula? Did

the consultant completed thetraining session?

Box-6

Facilitate capacity building of

seed company staff on

breeder skills development

training and(AVRDC)

conference

Did the breeder skill

development training

conducted?

Box-5

Facilitate companyparticipation in Solanaceous

breeders conference in

Thailand

Did the staff participated inthe Solanaceous breeder

conference in Thailand?

Box-4

Facilitate company

partiicipation in buyer-seller

meet and field day in

Thailand

How many staff from how

many companies participated

buyer seller meet and field

day in Thailand?

Box-3

Identifying relevant training

organizaion to facilitatecapacity building andidentifying international

source for ualit seeds

Did the identified organization

faciliatte capacity buildingactivities for the company

staff ?

Box-2

Company expressed interest

to build the capacity of its

staff to prduce hybrid

vegetable seed

Which companies have

showned interest to produce

hypride vegetable seed?

Box-1

Conducted a technical

training needs assessment

for company vegetable seed

breeding staff

Was the TNA session

conducted with the company?

Activities


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Indicators How? Who? When?

Increase no. of persons

employed

survey/FGD Market team Mar-11

Net increase in income survey/FGD/ KI Market team Mar-11

Increase in yield survey/FGD/KI Market team Mar-11

No. of consumer farmers

increased yield

survey/FGD/ case

study/KI

Market team Mar-11

No of consumer farmers

using quality seeds

Company sales

records

Market team Mar-11

Company record Observation,

interviews

Market team March 2011,

March 2012

Company records Observation,

interviews

Market team Nev-2011, May

2012

Company records Observation,

interviews

Market team Jul-11

Company records, Observation,

interviews

Market team Jul-11

Company records, no of

company staff and contract

farmers

Field observation

and KI

Market team Dec-11

creasing the Supply of Quality Vegetable Seed to Farmers


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Company records Field observation

and KI

Market team Sep-11

No of companies, no of

varities

Interview with

Company staff,

observation

Market team Fed 2011, March -

2011, May 2011

Company events record Record review Market team Jul-11

Training report, attended

sheet,

Training observation Market team Sep-11

No. of staff are developed Key informent

interview /R&D

observation

Market team Jul-11

No. of company, no. of

trained staffs are involved

with R&D, no of varieties

R&D record and

observation

Market team Feb-11

No. of staff, no of contract

farmers

Faciliated the

training

Company and

consultant

Aug-11

Training manual and

relavent materilas

developed

Interveiw with the

participants

Consultant,

Market team

Aug-11


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No. of participants Interview with

Company staff and

Contract farmers

Company,

Market team

Aug-11

Training curricula

developed, training

conducted

Faciliated the

training

Company,

Market team,

consultant

Aug-11

No. of companies, no.of

breeders

Overseas visit AVRDC,

Consultant

Jul-11

Name of organizingorganization

Invitation letter,email

Market team Feb-11

Name of company, name of

staff,

Through proposal,

meeting and

discuusion

Market team

and company

staff

Jan-11

Name of the national and

international organization

Sharing TNA report

with trainingorganization: email,

Market team Mar-11

Name of company Interviews and

company proposals

Market team

and company

staff

Mar-11

Number of companies

identified; ,

Interview with

Company staff

AFE and

company staff

Jan-11


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What do we have Location

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Gazipur,

Ponchagore and

Trisal

NA

Bogra

Company Proposal Bogra

lalmonirhat,

Rangpur,

Meherpur &

Chuadanga


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Bogra

Visit report, result

assessment reportBogra

Proposal from

companiesBogra

NA

NA

lalmonirhat,

Rangpur,

Meherpur &

Chuadangalalmonirhat,

Rangpur,

Meherpur &

Chuadanga


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lalmonirhat,

Rangpur,

Meherpur &

ChuadangaNA

Proposal from

companies

NA

Amendment, visitreport

NA

Amendment, visit

report

NA

Training manual,

handout, schedule,report

NA

TNA report; list of

companies;

proposals

Dhaka

Meeting schedule

and AFE weekly

report, Question

Guide,TNA report

Dhaka


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SL # Name of company Name of Participants Position

1 ACI S.M Rafiqul Islam Assistant Product

Development

Manager

2 Energypack Agro Ltd(Agro -G)

Mr. S B Naseem Vice President andTechnical person

3 Agro -G Mr. Md. Abdul Hamid Technical Person

4 Maple Agro Business Mr. Shahidul Haque Asst. Manager R & D

5 A. R. Malik Mr. Ataus Sopan Malik Managing Director

6 Lal Teer Ltd. Mr. S.A Abdul Mukit Head of Marketing

7 Lal Teer Ltd. Mr. GM Mohsin Senior Breeder

8 Supreme Seed Ltd. Mr. Mohammad Mahtab

Uddin Ahmed

Director, Vegetable

Seed Division in

Charge

9 Supreme Seed Ltd. Mr.Asim Kumar Datta Senior Plant Breeder

10 Lal Teer Ltd. Mrs. Salina Sultana Plant Breeder,

variety, source and amount of seeds imported for multiplication and sales

Agro -G

Sl.No. Name of Crop20 gm

20 gm

2 Sponge gourd 20 gm

3 Bottle gourd 20 gm

10 gm

10 gm

10 gm

10 gm

10 gm

5 Wax Gourd 20 gm

20 gm

20 gm

20 Gm

7 Kang kong 20 Gm

8 Radish 10 Gm

9 Pepper 10 Gm

6 Bitter gourd

Name of companies with list of participants visiting the international traini

Quantity (gm)

1 Snake Gourd

4 Brinjal/Eggplant


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Name of events

Buyer Seller Meet at Thailand

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

International Conference on

the Solanaceae Resistance

Breeding Technologies Genetic

and Genomics at Thailand

ngs and conferences


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INTERVENTION Se-8

PARTNERS

DURATION 15 JAN -DEC 2011

IMPACT JUN 2011-DEC 2012

CROPS Vegetables

SERVICE Sourcing of quality seeds of improved varieties

SERVICE PROVIDER(s)

CLIENT BASE

TOTAL IMPORT OF QUALITY SEEDS

POTENTIAL ACCESS

OUTREACH 13370

USAGE OUTREACH 13370

BENEFIT OUTREACH 12702

Box-22

Buyer

Projection 2012-13 veg-seed

ARM 10000 kg

LTSL 10000 kg

AG 1000 kgSS 5000 kg

M 1000 kg

ACI 2000 kg

29000 kg 29000 acor land (acore/1kg)

Total farmers 107407 Farmers

107407

Box-21 Cucurbit family Solanace

ous

family

Malvaceae

family

3 2 1

1500 kg 1000 kg 500kg

Lal Teer,Supreme,A.R.Malik,Agro-G,Maple Seeds,ACI,Metal s


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LTSL ARM AGRO-G MAPLE

VARIETIES

AMOUNT(KG) 50 3500

KG/ACRE REQ 1 1 1 1

TOTAL LAND (ACRE) 50 3500 0 0

AVERAGE LAND SIZE/FARMER in acres 0.27 0.27 0.27 0.27

OUTREACH 185 12963 0 0

LTSL ARM AGRO-G MAPLE

VARIETIES

AMOUNT(KG)

KG/ACRE REQ 1 1 1 1

TOTAL LAND (ACRE) 0 0 0 0

AVERAGE LAND SIZE/FARMER in acres 0.27 0.27 0.27 0.27

OUTREACH 0 0 0 0

Box-22

Breeder

training

farmers 11111

Stock seed 60000Buyer seller 107407

Total 178519

Box-23 x kg/acre increase in yield

Existing per acore yield (13) is 17 mt/acore

When farmers will replace existing varietieswith imported hybride vegetable seen then

production will be increased 20%

So inceased yield is 3 MT/acore

Box-24 income in creased

JAN-JUN,2011

JAN-JUN,2012

eds,Getco


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It is assumed that per acore yield increased

3000 kgs and per kg average price tk.10/=

per acore income will be increased

3000*10=30,000

Box-25 Increase in income

8100

1,446,000,000

Box-26 Increased in emplyment

58000

Existing per acore yield 17 MT. when they

will uge the new hybride, in that case

production will be 20 MT. So per acore labor

involvement about 100 person. But lobor will

incresed for producing increased 20MT/acore in 2 person


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ACI METAL GETCO

60

1 1 1

60 0 0

0.27 0.27 0.27

222 0 0

ACI METAL GETCO

1 1 1

0 0 0

0.27 0.27 0.27

0 0 0


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Indicator Baseline

Data

Impact

Data

Activities (incl. buy in, sings of commitment, activities undertaken by privatesector partner

Impact Record Sheet

Goal (Income, employment)

Purpose (productivity, profitability, innovation, market share)

Outcomes (targeted beneficiaries usage and satisfaction with knowledge,information services; suppliers offering these)

Outputs (suppliers able to offer knowledge, information, services; beneficiariesable to demand these)

Activity result (immediate result of the activites, such as service provider

trained, capacity built etc)


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Date Responsible person Source


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Interventi

B-25

B-24

B-23

B-22

B-20

B-19

B-18 B-15

B-14

Outcomes

Purpose

Goal

Outputs

Increase in incoBDT1446,000,00

Companies purchase and tvegetable seed for testing tBangladesh6 companies (02/11)17 crops (02/11)35 varieties (02/11)

Companies import new v

6 companies (11/11 & 5/17 crops

35 varieties(11/11 & 5

5000 kg seed(11/11

Company identifies new promotional activities, and decides toemulate the format of the buyer -seller meet by inviting theircustomers at their demonstration

Company hosts dealers, distributors and farmers at theirdemonstration place to promote new varieties

1 company (LTSL), 78 varities (07/11)

Dealers, distributors and farmers purchase more qualityseed of new varieties from companyDealers, distributer and farmers (20,000)


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B-11

B-4 B-5

ActivityResults

Activities

Facilitate company partiicipation in buyer-seller meetand field day in Thailand

6 companies, (ARM, LTSL,AG, ACI, SS, M)9 staff

Company staff are exposed to new vegetable varieties,research and development practices, and marketingstrategies

6 companies (ARM, LTSL,AG, ACI, SS, M)(02/11)

3862 kg seed (01/02/04-11 company (LTSL)(07/11)

Facilitate cbreeders c

1 compan


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Legend

BSGDMA Bangladesh Seed

Grower,Dealer & Merchant

AssociationAFE Lal TeerAG Agro-GSS Supreem Seed Company

LimitedACI ACI Seed

M Maple Seed

ISP Ispahani

GE Getco

ME Metal seed


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on Title: Increasing the Supply of Quality Vegetable Seed to Farmers

B-26

B-21

B-16

B-17

Contract farmers and company production staffare producing better quality seeds due toimproved capacity100 production staff (03/13)100 Contract farmers (03/13-14)3000 kgof 6 varieties (03/13-14)

Consumer farmers have increased accessto greater amounts of quality vegetableseeds

178519farmers (03/13)

Consumer farmers have an increase in yield dueto use of good quality seed

3000 kg/acre increase in yield

178519 farmers (03/13)

Increase in employment58000 person days (03/13)

Consumer farmers enjoy anincrease in income due to anincrease in yield and

BDT 30,000 per acore income

178519 farmers (03/13)

me

0 (03/13)

Company staff has improved capacity in maintaining the quality of existinglines of seed, and multiply these seed lines using contractfarmers and direct production.

6 companies, (ARM,LTSL,AG, ME, SS, GE, M,) 10 staff (09/11)

rial new varieties of high qualityhe varietal performance in

arieties of high quality seeds

12)

12

5/12)


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B-12

B-13

B-10

B-9

B-8

B-6

B-7

B-3

B-2

Company staff are exposed to and trained in new breedingtechniques, disease and pest managment, and quality control.

6 companies, (ARM,LTSL,AG, ME, SS, GE, M)10 staff (07/11)

Identifying relevant training organizaion to facilitatecapacity building and identifying international source forquality seeds3 training providers (AVRDC,HIGENE SEEDS, APSA), 1SOURCE (CHIA TAI SEEDS) (01/11)

Facilitate capacity building of seed company staff onbreeder skills development training and (AVRDC)conference6 companies,(ARM,LTSL,AG, ME, SS, GE, ) 10 staff(07/11)

)

mpany participation in Solanaceousnference in Thailand

(LTSL), 1 staff (02/11)

Company expressed interest to build the capacity of itsstaff to prduce hybrid vegetable seed

8 company (ARM,LTSL,AG, ACI, ME, SS, GE, M, 03/11)


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B-1

Conducted a technical training needs assessment forcompany vegetable seed breeding staff6 companies (ARM, LTSL,AG, ACI, SS, M, (1/11)


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Company technical staff s and contract farmers producestock seed and F1 hybrid vegetable seed.

1 company ((Ag) 12/11)


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Facilititate company to carry out a training needsassessment of its technical staff and contractfarmers.

1 company (Ag) (07/11)

Facilititate development of training curricula for

technical staff and contract farmers in stock seedand F1 hybrid vegetable seed production.


Facilitate company to identify appropriate technicalconsultants to assist in curricula development, thetraining of trainers (TOT), and provide techncialassistance during the season1 company (Ag) (07/11)

Facilititate training of trainers (TOT) for companystaff based on the curricula developed.


Trained company staff carry out training of technicalstaff and contract farmers

5 staff (09/11)50 contract farmers (9/11)

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