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IFAD in Vietnam

IFAD in Vietnam. Rural and Agricultural Development Operations and Challenges. International Fund for Agricultural Development Vietnam Country Programme. IFAD Country Programme - STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES.

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IFAD in Vietnam

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  1. IFAD in Vietnam Rural and Agricultural Development Operations and Challenges

  2. International Fund for Agricultural Development Vietnam Country Programme

  3. IFAD Country Programme - STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

  4. 2005-11Ha Giang, QuangBinhDecentralized Program for Rural Poverty Reduction (DPRPR) USD38.8 mil 2006-12Ha Tinh, TraVinhImproving Market Participation of the Poor Program (IMPP) USD37.3 mil 2007-13Cao Bang, Ben TreDeveloping Business with the Rural Poor Programme (BDRP) USD50.5 mil 2008-14Bac KanPro-Poor Partnership for Agriculture Development Project (3PAD) USD25.3 mil 2009-15DacNongSustainable Economic Empowerment of Ethnic Minorities Project (3EM) USD23.6 mil 2010-16TuyenQuang, NinhThuan, Gia LaiAgriculture, Farmers and Rural Areas Tam Nong Support Project (TNSP) USD64.1 mil 2013-Ha Tinh, QuangBinh, Ben Tre, TraVinh

  5. IFAD Country Programme - ACHIEVEMENTS

  6. Key Challenges and Issues 1.Private sector enabling environment No integration of different programmes’ resources; wasted synergies Weak financial services for rural small producers and traders 2.Value chains and sub-sectors Unclear framework for Public Private Partnership agreements No market identification support system, weak BDS system 3. Enterprises and producer groups No grant framework to support key enterprises or farmer groups No developed structures for provision of agricultural and BDS services through private agents

  7. Recommendations to Government • Strengthen market-oriented approach in local level. Encourage reforms in SEDP planning with strategic engagement of the private sector and value chain application. Support market access of the poor through infrastructure improvements and market identification; • Improve rural financial and business development services. Enable outreach of financial services to rural smallholder groups, small producers and traders. Identify and empower BDS delivering institutions; • Base regional strategic planning on applied research. Support region specific applied research on commodity chains, climate change adaptation, involvement of private sector actors, impact of savings and lending, Public Private Partnerships and other key aspects of rural development. Take effective use of research in policy design and implementation; • Create synergies between programmes. Use lessons learnt from international support and incorporate those in nation wide programs such as the NTP-NRD. A possible concrete first step: adapt and implement M&E framework of IFAD projects to NTPP-NRD; • Specify poverty reduction efforts for regions. Adopt different strategies for regions in view of poverty levels, socio-economic and agro-ecological conditions.

  8. Thank you for attention! IFAD VIETNAM

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