overview of the ensuring nutrition and food security project (ianfp)
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WelcomeWelcome
Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Nutrition & Food Security Project (IANFP)Nutrition & Food Security Project (IANFP)
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Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Nutrition & Food Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Nutrition & Food Security Project (IANFP), DAESecurity Project (IANFP), DAE
Presented byPresented byMd. Maidur Rahman Md. Maidur Rahman
Project Director Project Director
Project Brief Project Brief Name Name : : Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring
Nutrition & Food Security Project (IANFP) Nutrition & Food Security Project (IANFP)
Sponsoring Ministry Sponsoring Ministry :: Ministry of agriculture Ministry of agriculture
Executing Agency Executing Agency : : Lead Agency Lead Agency – Department of – Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) , Agricultural Extension (DAE) ,
Part-Part- Bangladesh Institute of Research Bangladesh Institute of Research and Training on Applied and Training on Applied Nutrition (BIRTAN)Nutrition (BIRTAN)
Project CostProject Cost : : 7300.7300.০০0 Lac Taka (GoB)0 Lac Taka (GoB)(DAE -6600.00 Lac Taka, BIRTAN-700.00 (DAE -6600.00 Lac Taka, BIRTAN-700.00
Lac Taka)Lac Taka)
Project DurationProject Duration : : 5 Years (From July /2014 to 5 Years (From July /2014 to June/2019)June/2019)
Project AreaProject Area : : Char, Haor and Poverty Prone 29 District Char, Haor and Poverty Prone 29 District 88 Upazila88 Upazila
Sl.n Division District Upazila Justification
1 Rangpur Rangpur 1. Gangachara 2. Kaunia 3. Pirgachha 4. Pirganj Char and Poverty Prone (poverty
range 33-43% or ≥44%, as per
Poverty Map )
Ghaibandha 1. Saghata 2. Fulchari 3. Palasbari 4. Sundarganj 5. Sadullapur
Nilphamari 1. Saidpur 2. Domar 3. Dimla 4. Joldhaka 5. Kishorgonj
Lalmonirhat 1. Kaliganj 2. HatibandhaKurigram 1. Ulipur 2. Chilmari 3. Bhurungamari
2 Rajshahi Bogra 1. Dhunat 2. Sariakandi 3. Sonatala 4. Sherpur Char and Poverty Prone (poverty range 33-43% )
Sirajganj 1. Shahjadpur 2. Kazipur 3. Chauhali
Natore 1. Lalpur 2. Baghatipara
3 Dhaka Manikgonj 1. Dualotpur CharMunshigonj 1. Tongibari 2. Louhajang 3. Gazaria.
Tangail 1. Nagorpur 2. Delduar Poverty Prone (poverty range 33-43%, 23-33)
Sherpur 1. Nalitabari 2. Nokla 3. JhinaigatiGopalgonj 1. Kotalipara 2.Tungipara
Sl.n Division District Upazila Justification Dhaka Shariatpur 1. Bhedarganj 2. Damudya 3. Gosairhat 4. Zanjira Char, Agril.
PotentialMadaripur 1. Sadar 2. Rajor 3. Kalkini 4. ShibcharMymensingh 1. Sadar 2. Dhobaura 3. Haluaghat 4. Phulpur Netrokona 1. Sadar 2.khaliajuri 3. Kalmakanda 4. Madan
5. Mohangonj Haor
Kishorgonj 1. Mithamain 2. Nikli 3. Astagram 4. Pakundia 4 Chittagong Brahmanbaria 1. Bijoynagor 2. Nasirnagor
Chittagong 1.Bashkhali 2.Hathajari Char
Cox’sbazar 1. Taknaf 2. Kutubdia Poverty Prone
Noakhali 1. Hatiya 2. Suborno Char Char
Lakshimpur 1. Raipur 2. Ramgati5 Sylhet Sylhet 1. Companyganj 2. Jaintiapur 3. Balaganj Haor
Maulavibazar 1. Kulaura 2. Barlekha 3. Juri 4. SreemangalHabiganj 1. Bahubal 2. Baniyachong 3. LakhaiSunamgonj 1. Dakshin Sunamganj 2. Dharampasha
3. Jamalganj6 Khulna Magura 1. Sreepur 2. Shalikha 3. Mohammadpur Agri. Potential
Bagerhat 1. Fakirhat 2. Kachua Poverty Prone
Total 29 Districts 88 Upazilas
Location Map: Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Nutrition and Food Security Project (IANFP).
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Objectives of the Project1. To introduce high value and less water requiring crops in existing cropping pattern;2. To increase household income and nutritional status of small holder farm families through fruits and vegetable farming on homestead fellow land;3. To produce high quality agricultural crop and introducing modern integrated agricultural technology for sustainable and eco-friendly agriculture4. To increased agricultural production and productivity through crop intensification and diversification by introducing modern agricultural technology. Cropping intensity and crop production increased up to 15-20%.5. Nutrition programme will be undertaken based on motivation. Awareness will be created among the mass people, women and school children through training, campaigning and establishing homestead and school fruits and vegetable gardening.6. To train extension personnel and farmers for updating their knowledge on modern technology of different crops, nutrition status and income generating activities
BeneficiaryAll categories of farmer with special emphasis to landless, small and marginal farmers are the target beneficiaries. Priority will be given to ultra poor and destitute women. Around 1,33,145 farm families along with their 7,98,870 family members are supposed to be directly benefited. Approximately 3.5 million people would be indirectly benefited
Nutrition Related Activities Demonstrations Homestead Vegetable & Fruits Gardening Mixed Fruits Garden (Mini Orchard) Vegetable and Fruit Garden at
School/Madrasha Premises Pulse (Lentil/Mugbean) Water melon/Sweet Gourd/French Bean/Sweet
Potato
Nutrition Related Activities Training Farmers Training at District and upazila Level Nutrition enrich crops production technology Introducing New Variety and their Production technology Sub Assistant Agricultural Officer (Front Line Ag.
Extension Worker) Nutrition enrich crops production technology
List of the Nutrition Related Crop Demonstrations Established by IANFP, DAE at Different Upazilas
List of the Nutrition Related Crop Demonstrations (Projection) by IANFP, DAE at Different Upazilas
Nutrition Related Activities (Pictorial)
Farmers Group Discussion
Homestead Vegetable Garden at Bagatipara, Nator
Homestead Vegetable Garden at Nalitabari
Homestead vegetable Garden at Sherpur, Bogra
Homestead Garden At Sadar, Netrokona
School Vegetable & Fruits Garden at Kishorgonj, Nilphamari
Vegetable Garden at School Premises at Doalutpur, Manikgonj
Mixed Fruits Garden at School Premises at Kajipur, Sirajgonj
Fruit Garden at School Premises at Sundorgonj, Gaibandha
Mixed Fruits Garden at Saidpur Nilphamari
Orchard Demonstration at Kalkini upazilla
Vegetable inter cropping at Mixed Fruits Garden, Sherpur, Bogra
Franch Bean Demonstration at Gongachora, Rangpur
Sweet Gourd Demonstration at Sandbar in Kuania, Rangpur
Pulses (BARI Mug-3) Demonstration Plot
Lentil Demonstration at Haluaghat, Mymensingh
Safe Crop (Egg Plant) Production Demonstration
Oil Seed (Mustard) Production Demonstration
Feedback of Crops Demonstration
Integrated Agricultural Approach for Ensuring Nutrition and Food Security Project (IANFP) worked at Char, Haor and Poverty Prone 29 District 88 Upazila in Bangladesh.
Project formed 880 farmers groups in project area. Each group consist 30-40 farm families.
Most of the Project activities (Crop demonstration) execute by the farmers group.
Project activities executing last two years. Farmers and school children aware about project activities and
they motivated to nutritionals & High value crops production. Project farmers understand production technology & profitability
of nutritional & high value crops. Farmers are more interested to grow nutritious crops in their crop
field.
Feedback of Nutrition Related Training
SAAO, Imam and NGOs Worker are trained by the Project, they share their knowledge among the general people/farmers.
Farmers and school children aware about nutrition and they motivated to nutritionals crops production.
Project farmers understood production technology nutritional crops, nutritional value of particular crops, cooking procedure etc.
Farmers know which nutrient element is essential for their proper growth.
Impacts of the Project activities
Impacts of the project activities will evaluate by different agency through midterm evaluation and in-depth monitoring in this financial year 2016-17. Both evaluation work is going on. After the completion of the evaluation we observed the output of the project activities.
Challenges of the executing of Project Activities
Lack of appropriate space for vegetable and fruit garden at school premises or farmer home land.
School Authority or Management Committee can not manage sufficient space for gardening
Village women/Farmer can not aware about nutritional crop production technology
Scarcity of Homestead Village women did not know which procedure they maintained
their vegetable preparation (Cutting, Washing) and cooking.