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Indonesian Agency for Agriculture Research and Development

ESTABLISHMENT OF VILLAGE MODEL

SELF-SUFFICIENT SEED SYSTEM IN

INDONESIA

OUTLINE

• Introduction I

• Current National Food Crops Seed System II

• Development of Food Crops Seed Self-sufficient Area Model

III

• Summary IV

INTRODUCTION

I

4 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

Agro-ecosystem Land Area (ha) %

Large scale irrigation 3,176,456 40.3

Small scale irrigation 1,576,169 20.0

Drought-prone rainfad lowland 2,088,674 26.5

Tidal swamp 657,636 8.3

Others 388,809 4.9

Total 7,885,095 100

Indonesia Rice Based on Agro-ecosystem, 2010

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MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

www.pertanian.go.id

Year Harvest area (ha) Productivity (t/ha) Production (t)

2005 11,839,060 4.574 54,151,097

2006 11,786,430 4.620 54,454,937

2007 12,147,637 4.705 57,157,435

2008 12,327,425 4.894 60,325,925

2009 12,883,576 4.999 64,398,890

2010 13,253,450 5.015 66,469,394

2011 13,203.643 4.980 65,756,904

2012 13,445,524 5.136 69,056,126

2013 13,835,252 5.152 71,279,709

2014 (ARAM II) 13,768,319 5.128 70,607,231

Growth/year (%) 1.92 1.45 3.45

Rice harvest area, productivity, and production in Indonesia: 2005-2014 (CBS, 2014)

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MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

www.pertanian.go.id

Year Import (ton) Export (ton)

2005 189,616 42,286

2006 438,108 959

2007 1,406,847 1,613

2008 289,689 589

2009 250,473 2,455

2010 687,581 345

2011 2,750,476 377

2012 1,810,372 897

2013 472,665 1,944

Average 921,759 5,718

Indonesia Rice Import and Export, 2005-2013


Item

Target Growth/

year

(%) 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Production

(000 ton) 74,679 76,397 78,154 79,951 81,790 2.30

Harvest area

(000 ha) 14,000 14,280 14,566 14,857 15,154 2.0

Productivity

(t/ha) 5.334 5.350 5.366 5.381 5.397 0.29

Target of Rice Production, 2015-2019

Source: Directorate General of Food Crops, 2014

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Strategy to Increase Rice Production

Decrease yield losses 1.5

%/year

RICE SURPLUS 10 M TON

Reduce rice consumption

1.5%/ capita/year

Open new rice land areas 130,000 ha

Increase rice productivity

from 5.2 to 5.5 ton/ha and

planting index from 1.5 to 1.7

Improvement of 18.8%/year of total irrigation

Increase in dissemination

intensity 50% of the total villages

Pest control with IPM and Spot

Stop up to 70%

Quality seed varieties at least 60%

Use of ICM at 70% of the

total planting areas

CURRENT NATIONAL FOOD CROP

SEED SYSTEM

II

National Seed System

• Seed Production & Distribution;

– Developing countries involved in Farm Saved Seed (by farmers) and Commercial Seed (Seed Grower and Seed Industries)

Adopted from FAO

SIX PRICISE (Variety, quality, qUantity, area,

time, price)

Source: Directorate of Seed (2014)

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National Seed Sytem (NSS)

1. Sub System of R&D (Genetic resources and Breeding)

2. Sub System of seed production and distribution

3. Sub System of quality control

4. Sub System of Information

Note:

Poin 1 is related to development of new novel varieties

(VUB)

Poin 2,3,4 are related to development of seed self-

sufficient villages

Research Institutes (comodities)

Seed Producer AIAT

Seed Producer

Seed Producer

Farmer

BS

FS FS SS

SS

ES

• Bussiness as usual (BaU): breeding institution and research institute only allow to produce BS for commercially popular varieties.

• Bussiness un usual (BuU):

breeding institution and research institute should be allowed to produce BS, FS, and SS to accelerate dissemination new novel variety.

Path of Seed Production and Distribution

BS: Breeder Seed

FS: Foundation Seed

SS: Stock Seed

ES: Extention Seed

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BaU BuU

DISTRIBUTION OF RICE VARIETIES,2012

CIHERANG MEKONGGA CILIWUNG CIGEULIS IR 64 VU. LAIN LOKAL

1 SUMATERA

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 1.548.934 183.182 379.545 62.525 191.969 653.979 359.604 3.379.738

- Persentase (%) 45,83 5,42 11,23 1,85 5,68 19,35 10,64 100,00

2 JAWA

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 2.791.025 284.990 4.071 85.184 1.255.210 1.109.896 733.145 6.263.521

- Persentase (%) 44,56 4,55 0,07 1,36 20,04 17,72 11,71 100

3 KALIMANTAN

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 220.602 23.524 67.958 653 32.541 377.559 584.047 1.306.886

- Persentase (%) 16,88 1,80 5,20 0,05 2,49 28,89 44,69 100

4 BALI&NUSRA

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 301.340 27.317 3.259 157.383 20.410 216.983 49.357 776.049

- Persentase (%) 38,83 3,52 0,42 20,28 2,63 27,96 6,36 100

5 SULAWESI

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 442.736 134.799 240.461 220.678 64.869 349.956 80.051 1.533.551

- Persentase (%) 28,87 8,79 15,68 14,39 4,23 22,82 5,22 100

6 MALUKU&PAPUA

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 8.231 5.721 2.122 10.600 11.706 28.746 15.430 82.556

- Persentase (%) 9,97 6,93 2,57 12,84 14,18 34,82 18,69 100

JUMLAH

- Luas Tanam (Ha) 5.312.868 659.533 697.416 537.023 1.576.706 2.737.120 1.821.634 13.342.301

- Persentase (%) 39,82 4,94 5,23 4,02 11,82 20,51 13,65 100,00

NO WILAYAHVARIETAS DOMINAN

JUMLAH

Rice Seed Distribution 2012-2013

Utilization of Sertified Seed of Novel Varieties of Rice, Maize and Soy bean, Year 2008 – 2013

(TON) % (TON) % (TON) %

1 2008 169,741 53.63 50,496 63.00 14,279 57.53

2 2009 179,257 56.47 51,942 65.43 17,990 59.26

3 2010 198,574 62.80 57,460 68.12 17,337 61.40

4 2011 222,126 64.86 63,111 69.36 16,766 63.22

5 2012 190,042 55.93 44,093 61.02 15,713 64.15

6 2013 163,040 47.52 33,384 47.55 8,798 38.00

NO YEARRICE MAIZE SOY BEAN

Source: Directorate of Seed (2014)

NO. PROVINCE

SEED PRODUCER 2014

RICE PALAWIJA RICE +

PALAWIJA

TOTAL MAIZE SOYBEAN PEANUT TOTAL

1 ACEH 24 4 4 1 9 20 53

2 NORTH SUMATERA 18 2 1 - 3 - 21

3 R I A U 13 5 4 1 10 - 23

4 K E P R I - - - - - - -

5 WEST SUMATERA 6 3 1 - 4 6 16

6 JAMBI 5 2 3 1 6 2 13

7 SOUTH SUMATERA 20 - - - - - 20

8 BABEL - - - - - - -

9 BENGKULU 4 1 1 - 2 - 6

10 LAMPUNG 15 - - - - 2 17

11 BANTEN 14 1 - - 1 2 17

12 DKI JAKARTA 2 - - - - - 2

13 WEST JAVA 154 5 3 3 11 1 166

14 CENTRAL JAVA 212 5 5 - 10 7 229

15 D I Y 11 3 2 - 5 6 22

16 EAST JAVA 199 15 13 4 32 - 231

17 B A L I 21 1 1 2 4 2 27

FOOD CROP SEED PRODUCER, 2014

18 WEST N T 104 - 1 - 1 13 118

19 EAST N T 16 5 2 - 7 6 29

20 WEST KALIMANTAN 29 2 2 - 4 - 33

21 SOUTH KALIMANTAN 58 4 19 2 25 1 84

22 CENTRAL KALIMANTAN

5 3 3 3 9 1 15

23 EAST KALIMANTAN 8 1 - - 1 - 9

24 SOUTH SULAWESI 72 2 7 2 11 1 84

25 NORTH SULAWESI - - - - - - -

26 CENTRAL SULAWESI 12 4 1 2 7 1 20

27 SOUTH EAST SULAWESI

37 1 6 - 7 1 45

28 WEST KALIMANTAN 24 2 3 1 6 - 30

29 GORONTALO 3 8 - - 8 5 16

30 MALUKU 10 2 1 - 3 - 13

31 NORTH MALUKU - - - - - - -

32 PAPUA 2 2 1 1 4 1 7

33 WEST PAPUA 3 1 1 - 2 - 5

JUMLAH 1,101 84 85 23 192 78 1,371

Source: Dit. Perbenihan TP, 2014

NO. PROVINCE

SEED PRODUCER 2014

RICE PALAWIJA RICE +

PALAWIJA

TOTAL MAIZE SOYBEAN PEANUT TOTAL

FOOD CROP SEED PRODUCER, 2014

NO. PROVINCE RICE (TON) MAIZE (TON) SOYBEAN (TON)

1 ACEH 4,974.00 663.00 1,145.00

2 NORTH SUMATERA 9,310.00 33.50 6.00

3 R I A U 292.37 56.70 313.00

4 WEST SUMATERA 6,204.98 5,318.56 6.80

5 JAMBI 405.00 25.00 316.00

6 SOUTH SUMATERA 8,471.60 - -

7 BENGKULU 10,382.00 520.00 1,500.00

8 LAMPUNG 11,605.00 30.00 -

9 BANTEN 3,185.00 30.74 -

10 DKI. JAKARTA 1,400.00 - -

11 WEST JAVA 44,154.50 349.00 173.00

12 CENTRAL JAVA 63,855.33 2,717.00 1,535.00

13 D I Y 5,015.00 510.00 307.00

14 EAST JAVA 41,900.50 43,227.50 2,205.00

15 B A L I 17,771.75 2,010.00 7.70

16 WEST N T 8,348.14 70.00 1,410.39

17 EAST N T 521.70 87.98 11.60

18 WEST KALIMANTAN 3,404.90 28.00 27.00

19 SOUTH KALIMANTAN 4,880.00 30.00 330.00

20 CENTRAL KALIMANTAN 67.33 13.00 4.50

21 EAST KALIMANTAN 567.20 2.50 -

22 SOUTH SULAWESI 16,246.30 159.97 1,772.00

23 NORTH SULAWESI 8,457.00 1,230.00 100.00

24 CENTRAL SULAWESI 1,735.67 5.00 153.00

25 SOUTH EAST SULAWESI 4,553.00 19.00 65.75

26 GORONTALO 900.50 714.00 50.00

27 MALUKU 113.50 252.00 2.00

28 PAPUA 317.00 27.00 24.00

30 WEST PAPUA 75.50 20.00 3.00

TOTAL 279,114.77 58,149.45 11,467.74

FOOD CROP SEED PRODUCED, 2014

Year Planted area

(Million Ha)

Ext. Seed Required

(000 ton) a)

Harvested area

(Million Ha)

Productivity (ton/Ha)

Production (Million ton)

2014 14.04 351,0 b) 13.77 5.128 70,61 c)

2015 14.58 364,5 14.09 5.209 73,40

2016 14.72 368,0 14.23 5.235 74,50

2017 14.87 371,7 14.37 5.261 75,62

2018 15.02 375,5 14.52 5.287 76,75

Target of Rice Production and Rice Extension Seed

(ES) Required, 2014-2018

a) ES required : 25 kg/ha

b) ES produced in 2014 : 279,000 tones

c) ARAM II 2014 BPS

DEVELOPMENT OF

FOOD CROP SEED

SELF-SUFFICIENT AREA MODEL

III

Seed Policy

No Policy Strength Weakness

1 Direct Subsidy of Good Quality Seed (100% of seed price)

Acceleration of novel varieties distribution

Limited to popular varieties

2 Seed Subsidy (20% of seed price)

Lower seed price as an adoption incentive for novel varieties

Unpuctual and unsuitable variety, hampered by procurement process.

3 1.000 Seed Sovereign Villge *)

(Village= Farmer group/ Assosiation of farmer group =region???).

Adoption of novel varieties with specific adaptation

Insufficient skill of local seed growers

*) Vision, mission and action plan of Jokowi Jusuf Kala in 2014

ICM Adoption Acceleration Area (GP-PTT)

SEED GROWERS

PPDPI

GP-PTT / GAP PPHT

EMPOWERMENT OF SEED

GROWERS

APPLICATION OF DPI

MANAGEMENT(FLOOD/

DROUGHT)

PASPA / DJTP

APPLICATION OF PHT

ORGANIC FERTILIZER

PASPA / PPHP

KEYWORDS: - COORDINATION - REPLICATION - ADDING VALUE - SUSTAINABILITY - REGULATION

TRAINING /ASSITANCE/ SUPERVISION AGRICULTURE

EXTENTION

GP-PTT / GAP

GP-PTT / GAP

GP-PTT / GAP

GP-PTT / GAP GP-PTT

/ GAP

NOTE: GP-PTT = Integrated Crop Management adoption acceleration Area Rice Area= 5000 Ha/2-4 regencies(facilitates GP-PTT 2.500 Ha)

Maize Area= 3000 Ha/2-4 Regencies (facilitates GP-PTT 1.500 Ha) Soy bean Area = 3000Ha/2 -4 Regencies (facilitates GP-PTT 1.500 Ha)

IRRIGATION / POND PUMPING, etc

PRIVATE /BANK

Seed Sovereignty

1

Community Based Seed System Model

Source: CURE (2013)

2 • New varieties tolerance to climate

change (MV)

• Traditional varieties selected by

farmers (TV)

• Seed quality management

• Rice and food crops diversification

• Crops and management of natural

resources

• miscelaneous

• Visioning and demand

assesment

• Selection of participative

varieties (PVS) and demo

trial

• Training

• Sustainable farming and

field trips

• Orgnization and Operation

• Relation of market and seed

exchange

• Local champions

• Quality guarantee and

System of quality guarantee

Food Resilience

and Life

improvement

Figure 3.2. Community based seed system model as illustration of CURE experience

Technology Process Supporting System

Natural resources management

In-situ conservation through active utilization

Production increase

Income increase

Seed safety

Result

Community Based of Seed Self-sufficient Area Model

R esearch Institutes (commodities)

1 New Novel Varieties

2 Breeder seed and Foundation seed (BS,FS)

3 Production technology

4 Quality Control

AIAT

1 Field Laboratory of Novel Varieties seed, 1 Ha

2 Stock Seed (SS)

3 Technology Supervision

4 Quality Control

Seed Grower

1 Adoption of Varieties

2 Extention Seed (ES)

3 Production technology

4 Quality Control

ICM ADOPTION

ACCELERATION AREA (GP-

PTT) 2-4 REGENCIES.

Agencies at regencies

1 Coordination

2 Regulation

3 Supervision

4 Quality Control

Schematic implementation of Seed Self-sufficient Area Model in

the Farmer Field School

1 Ha

33 Assessment Institute for Agricultural Technology (AIAT) in Indonesia (1 AIAT in each Province).

ICATAD (Indonesian Center for Agricultural Technology Assessment and Development) as a coordinator of 33 AIAT

IAARD

ICATAD

INSTITUTION YEAR

0

YEAR

1

YEAR

2

YEAR

3

YEAR

4

ICRR

Varities

Released

(BS)

Stock Seed

(SS) is

distributed to

AIAT

AIAT +

Extension

workers +ICRR

Adaptation Trials

(2-4 Varities

+ 1 check;

1-2 seasons)

Extension

workers + AIAT +

ICRR

Demfarm

(1-2 selected

Varieties + 1

check; 1-5

Ha) +

Farmer Group

+Extension

workers + AIAT +

ICRR

Adopted

by

farmers

*

DISSEMINATION STEP OF NEW VARIETIES TO THE FARMERS IN

SPECIFIC LOCATION

Plan for Model Development

No. Province Commodity of Food Crop

1 Nangroe Aceh Darussalam Rice Maize Soy bean

2 Sumatera Utara Rice - Soy bean

3 Sumatera Barat Rice - -

4 Sumatera Selatan Rice Maize Soy bean

5 Jambi Rice - Soy bean

6 Bengkulu Rice - -

7 Lampung Rice - Soy bean

8 Banten Rice -

9 Jawa Barat Rice - Soy bean

10 Jawa Tengah Rice - Soy bean

11 DI Yogyakarta Rice - -

12 Jawa Timur Rice - Soy bean

13 Bali Rice - -

14 Nusa Tenggara Barat Rice Maize Soy bean

15 Nusa Tenggara Timur Rice Maize -

16 Kalimantan Barat Rice

17 Kalimantan Tengah Rice Maize -

18 Kalimantan Selatan Rice - Soy bean

19 Sulawesi Utara Rice - Soy bean

20 Gorontalo Rice

21 Sulawesi Tengah - Maize -

22 Sulawesi Selatan Rice - Soy bean

23 Sulawesi Tenggara - Maize -

24 Maluku Utara Rice - -

25 Papua Barat Rice - -

26 Papua Rice - -

Tentative Schedule of Model Development

No Activitiy November 2014 December 2014 2015

17-21 24-28 1-5 8-12 15-19 22-26 29-31

Indonesian Center for Food Crops Research and Development (ICFORD )

1 Coordination Meeting

2 Proposal revision

3 Revision of letter of assignment from Ministry of Agriculture

4 Preparation of guidelines for the implementation

Research Institutes (commodity)

1 Provision of BS & FS class of novel varieties

2 Technical supervision of seed production

3 Preparation of revision of technical guidelines for seed

production and processing

4 Monitors at supervised locations

5 Development of Seed Information System

Assessment Institutes for Agricultural Technology (AIAT)

1 Provides assistance for planning area to meet the needs of

seed in certain region

2 Identification of non formal seed growers as CP/CL

3 Provision of stock seed of novel varieties

4 Technical supervision and mentoring of seed production

5 Provides facilities for farmers for seed cettification process

6 Development of seed information system

Needs for Stock Seed in 2015 and their availability in 2014 in 18 provinces of

central rice production funded by additional budget in 2015 (APBNP-2015)

No Province Planted area (Ha) Needs for Extension

Seed (ton)* Needs for Stock Seed

(ton) Availability of Stock Seed (ton) at AIAT

1 NAD**) 398,224 5,973 45 206,8

2 Sumut 705,820 10,587 79 12,2

3 Riau 112,592 1,689 13 14,1

4 Jambi**) 145,581 2,184 16 52,7

5 Sumbar 463,429 6,951 52 7,2

6 Sumsel 760,034 11,401 86 19,8

7 Lampung 606,186 9,093 68 25,2

8 Banten 374,019 5,610 42 26,6

9 Jabar 1,928,396 28,926 217 87,2

10 Jateng 1,753,175 26,298 197 154,9

11 DIY 151,303 2,270 17 65,5

12 Jatim 1,935,170 29,028 218 25,9

13 NTB 416,154 6,242 47 33,9

14 Kalbar 441,653 6,625 50 12,0

15 Kalteng**) 235,099 3,526 26 39,6

16 Kalsel 455,735 6,836 51 60,4

17 Sulsel 933,952 14,009 105 48,5

18 Sulteng 213,110 3,197 24 21,1

12,029,631 180,444 1,353 913,6

Note:

*) Needs for seed of informal seed producers

**) surplus

Case Breeder Seed of New Released Variety produced

Management Unit of AIAT Bali in 2011-2014

Seed Processing by Farmer Groups

•KUAT Subak Guama, Subak Kumpul Gianyar

•UD Tunas Mekar Klungkung (Ketut Tanggin)

Case

•KUAT Subak Guama, Subak Kumpul Gianyar

•UD Tunas Mekar Klungkung (Ketut Tanggin)

Case Seed Processing by Farmer Groups

No Variety Class of seed Seed Produced (ton)

Owned by AIAT Bali Owned by patners

1. CIGEULIS FS 0.800 3.200

2. CIGEULIS ES 2.200 7.050

3. CIHERANG SS 1.600 18.300

4. CIHERANG ES 1.700 1.750

5. INPARI 13 SS 0.500 1.410

6. INPARI 16 ES 1.000 0.250

7. INPARI 19 ES 0.400 1.550

8. INPARI 20 ES 1.000 0.250

9. INPARI 24 SS 0.400 1.900

Total 9.600 35.660

Seed Produced by Source Seed Management Unit of AIAT Bali in 2014

Case

Produced seed Distributed seed (ton) Stock (ton) Variety Seed

classes Amount (ton)

Seed Producer

Farmer Group

Outlet

CIHERANG SS 19.900 600 - 15.000 4.300

CIHERANG ES 2.200 - 0.235 1.965 0

INPARI 19 ES 1.950 - 0.355 - 1.595

INPARI 24 SS 2.300 - 0.371 - 1.929

CIGEULIS ES 8.600 - - 4.000 4.600

CIGEULIS FS 1.600 - - - 1.600

INPARI 13 FS 1.430 - - - 1.430

INPARI 16 ES 4.200 - 1.000 - 3.200

INPARI 20 ES 3.750 3.750

Total 45.930 600 1.961 20.965 22.404

% 1.30 4.27 45.65 48.78

Case Seed Distributed by Source Seed Management Unit

of AIAT Bali in 2014

– 2005 – 2014 = 141 ton BS

– 150 varieties to 34 Provinces

2 7

10 14 13 14

20 19

37

5

-

20

40

60

80

100

120

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

(To

n)

year

BS FS + SS

ICRR Rice Source Seed Distribution (BS & FS) 2005-2014

SEED STORAGE AT ICRR. Capacity BS : 15 ton; FS and SS : 200 ton

SUMMARY IV

Self-Sufficient Area in order to provides seed to fullfil

the demand of local area through empowerment of

informal seed growers into formal seed growers

(certified, with the network of Seed Production Unit,

Research Institutions –Seed Production Unit, AIAT-

Candidate

Skill improvement of informal seed growers from

provinces/districts across Indonesia, in order to

become formal seed growers (certified seed grower

NO. PROVINCE PLANTED AREA (HA) SEED REQUIRED (TON)

SEED PRODUCED (TON)

1 ACEH

2 NORTH SUMATERA

3 R I A U

4 WEST SUMATERA

5 JAMBI

6 SOUTH SUMATERA

7 BENGKULU

8 LAMPUNG

9 BANTEN

10 DKI. JAKARTA

11 WEST JAVA

12 CENTRAL JAVA

13 D I Y

14 EAST JAVA

15 B A L I

16 WEST N T

17 EAST N T

18 WEST KALIMANTAN

19 SOUTH KALIMANTAN

20 CENTRAL KALIMANTAN

21 EAST KALIMANTAN

22 SOUTH SULAWESI

23 NORTH SULAWESI

24 CENTRAL SULAWESI

25 SOUTH EAST SULAWESI

26 GORONTALO

27 MALUKU

28 PAPUA

30 WEST PAPUA

TOTAL

TARGET OF RICE SEED REQUIRED, 2015

Schedule of Model Development

No Activitiy 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Indonesian Center for Food Crops Research and Development (ICFORD )

1 Coordination Meeting

2 Proposal revision

3 Revision of letter of assignment from Ministry of Agriculture

4 Preparation of guidelines for the implementation

Research Institutes (commodity)

1 Provision of BS & FS class of novel varieties

2 Technical supervision of seed production

3 Preparation of revision of technical guidelines for seed

production and processing

4 Monitors at supervised locations

5 Development of Seed Information System

Assessment Institutes for Agricultural Technology (AIAT)

1 Provides assistance for planning area to meet the needs of

seed in certain region

2 Identification of non formal seed growers as CP/CL

3 Provision of stock seed of novel varieties

4 Technical supervision and mentoring of seed production

5 Provides facilities for farmers for seed cettification process

6 Development of seed information system

BUDGET RE-ALLOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION FOR MKMBTP ACTIVITIES IN 2015

No Institution Activity

Bdget

allocation

(Rp. 000,-)

1 ICFORD 775.000 a Coordination

b Monitoring and Evaluation

c Workshop/Seminar of result activities

d Reproduction and distirbution of General Guidelines for Technical production and

distribution of rice, maize and soy bean, PTT, Roguing, Pest and Disease

management, and Development of Seed system.

2 PSE-KP Strengthening Seed Grower Institutions to Support Seed

Sefl-sufficiency for Rice, Maize and Soy bean

400.000

3 BBP2TP 350.000 a Monitoring and Evaluation

b Development of seed information system

4 BB-Padi 389.000 a Seed provision and breeder seed distribution

b Technical assistance/training/supervision/monitoring and evaluation at 24 rice areas

c Development of seed information system

5 Balitkabi 296.000 a Seed provision and breeder seed distribution

b Technical assistance/training/supervision/monitoring and evaluation at 24 soy bean areas


6 ICERI 290.000 a Seed provision and breeder seed distribution

b Technical assistance/training/supervision/monitoring and evaluation at 24 maize areas


7 NAD Development of Community Based Food Crop Seed Self-

sufficient Area Model (Rice, Maize and Soy bean)

507.000 - Planning of seed requirement, identification of non-formal seed growers (CP/CL),

provision of breeder seed CPCL, supervision/technical assistance for candidate

seed grower of seed production and roguing, facilitates candidate seed growers to

apply seed certification, developmnet of seed information system

8 Sumut Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean

Seed Self-sufficient Area Model





9 Sumbar Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-

sufficient Area Model





10 Sumsel Development of Community Based Food Crop Seed Self-






11 Jambi Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean






Details of activity

Development of food crop seed self-sufficient area model

(Rice, Maize and Soy bean)

Development of Community Based Food Crop Seed Self-


Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-


Development of Community Based Soy bean Seed Self-


Development of Community Based Maize Seed Self-



Budget

allocation

(Rp. 000,-)

11 Jambi Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean






12 Bengkulu Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






13 Lampung Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean






14 Banten Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






15 Jabar Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean






16 Jateng Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean






17 DIY Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






18 Jatim Development of Community Based Rice and Soy bean






19 Bali Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






Details of activity


Budget

allocation

(Rp. 000,-)

20 NTB Development of Community Based Rice, maize and Soy

bean Seed Self-sufficient Area Model





21 NTT Development of Community Based Rice and maize Seed

Self-sufficient Area Model





22 Kalbar Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






23 Kalteng Development of Community Based Rice and maize Seed

Self-sufficient Area Model





24 Kalsel Development of Community Based Rice and soy bean






25 Sulut Development of Community Based Rice and soy bean






26 Gorontalo Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






27 Sulteng Development of Community Based maize Seed Self-






28 Sulsel Development of Community Based Rice and soy bean






Details of activity


Budget

allocation

(Rp. 000,-)

29 Sultra Development of Community Based maize Seed Self-






30 Malut Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






31 Papua Barat Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






32 Papua Development of Community Based Rice Seed Self-






10.952.000 Total (Rp)

Details of activity

establishment of village model self-sufficient...

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