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MUIIS Uganda Market-led User-owned ICT4Ag Enabled Information Service G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


MUIIS is an innovative project that uses the power of information and communication technologies and big data to support agricultural productivity in Uganda. It aims to establish a demand-driven, market-led, and userowned extension and advisory service, using satellite based information services for: weather forecasting and alerts, crop management and agronomic tips and financial services - including index-based insurance to crop farmers in Uganda. While the partners within the consortium drive the project from the start, the farmer organisations are expected to own the project and provide services to their members, with agreed upon revenue sharing models with other consortium partners. The main distribution channel for the information products is Ensibuuko’s Mobile Banking and Information Software (MOBIS), in collaboration with Mercy Corps. This will eventually be complemented with E-Granary platform that is being developed and managed by EAFF in Kenya. The platforms will be supported by about 200 ground agents (farmer leaders) equipped with smartphones.
Revenue streams will include subscriptions by groups (via farmer organisations), third party international development partners, and individual farmers. Revenue will also be generated from farmer profiling, sale of data products, surveys and data collection, advertisement, quantity discount; premium finance and index-based insurance. The MUIIS project is expected to lead to:
•Over 25% increase in crop yield;
•Over 10% increase in effective use of agri-inputs and water;
•Over 10% decrease in risk of using agri-inputs
•Over 20% increase in farmers income
•Increased trade and/or investment activities by agri-input dealers, service providers, etc.
•Enhanced socio-economic conditions, literacy, and gender issues among disadvantaged advocacy groups in the target regions. Bundled information products are expected to reach over 350,000 maize, soy bean and sesame farmers in Central, Eastern, Northern, and Western Uganda. Beneficiary farmers will be mobilised through the Uganda National Farmers Federation (UNFFE), Uganda Cooperative Alliance (UCA) and AGRA’s Farmer Organisations Support Centre in Africa (FOSCA).
Sat4Farming Ghana Sat4Farming - Information services for sustainable cocoa farm management in Ghana G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


Sat4Farming will develop a financial sustainable digital information service that supports 240.000 Ghanaian cocoa farmers to increase their production, income and food security. For each farmer a Farm Development Plan will be created, implemented and monitored supporting an increase in yield of smallholder cocoa farms by up to 40% in the first three years. The program is supported by Mars and several large cocoa traders such as Touton, who are concerned about the low productivity of cocoa farms and a future sustainable cocoa value chain. Ghana is the world’s second-largest exporter of cocoa, but many of the country’s cocoa farmers are poor, trees are aging and highly vulnerable to pests and diseases, and productivity is low. However, many of these farmers can significantly increase their yields by applying good agricultural practices and basic investments in their farms, if they can be given advice and support that is specific to their needs. SAT4Farming will operate in a B2B model with aggregators (cocoa traders or cooperatives) where users of the service are the aggregator’s field agents and the beneficiaries of the service are smallholder cocoa farmers and their families. Aggregators pay for SAT4Farming services on a per farm, per year basis. The implementation of geo-data based Farm Development Plans will help increase yield of smallholder cocoa farms, which in turn results in a more profitable and sustainable cocoa value chain for all stakeholders involved. From 2018, the SAT4Farming program will start developing a digital service that can prepare, manage and monitor Farm Development Plans for individual cocoa farmers in Ghana. The service will use satellite imagery and digital tools to make Farm Development Plans more accurate, impactful and affordable. For instance, technical staff and advisors will use data, sourced from satellite imagery, on the environmental conditions of the farm, such as soil conditions, vicinity of rivers or forests, and plant condition, even before visiting the farm. The digital service is expected to increase the efficiency and scalability of creating and monitoring tailored Farm Development Plans, as fewer field visits will be necessary and data informing the plans will be more precise. The primary target group for SAT4Farming services consists of smallholder cocoa farmers in 4 regions in Ghana, having an average farm size of 3.5 hectares. A key focus of the SAT4Farming program is on young and female farmers. Youth play a key role in the future of cocoa, especially because 56% of Ghanaian cocoa farmers are over the age of 50. The program’s focus on women’s empowerment through technology will strengthen their position in the cocoa supply chain and improve their incomes.
Mavo Diami Angola A contribution to the acceleration of agri-business performance leveraging geodata based information services in Angola for the benefit of smallholder farmers The aim of this project is to improve the food and income security of more than 100,000 smallholder farmers by accelerating their agri-business performance through informed decisions supported by the Mavo Diami services built on weather, water, soil, and crop signals and other relevant data and indicators. The project is called Mavo Diami, which means 'my land' in Angolan local language (Kimbundo).

With the help of various geodata services, farmers can make informed decisions to improve their harvests. This concerns mobile data and geodata based information in the field of weather, soil, water, crops and other relevant data and indicators. The most important questions that are answered based on the information are:

- What to plant?
- When to plant?
- When to irrigate?
- When to harvest?

The envisaged impact of the effective use of Mavo Diami product and services is strengthened resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change; improved soil sustainability and land allocation; and improved self-reliance of smallholder farmers due to sustainable food and income security. In turn, this will contribute to a more stable agricultural economy in Angola. Mavo Diami’s key business proposition: Informed decisions improve the performance of any agri-businesses! There will be different business models for different market segments.

**Direct revenue** will be created by selling the services (from the start of the project) to the larger commercial farms for which the business model will be a subscription model.

Additional revenue will be generated by allowing third party investors (such as agricultural input provides or other local businesses that want to activate or reach out to customers) to tap into the valuable farmer profiles and client base developed on the Mavo Diami platform. Third - the Mavo Diami data will be open for other service providers (outside the consortium) to build their own applications on. This is an extra way to generate revenue, as these service providers will pay for this via a **subscription model**.

The approach towards farmers will likely be a **freemium model**, whereby Mavo Diami will offer (part of) the service for free, or via certain free channels (such as radio). For the more tailored services also smallholder farmers will purchase the services via a **subscription model** for which they will start paying after a trial period. The project will focus on two key market segments: the **smallholder** **farmer** segment and the **large & commercial farm** segment.

The project aims to develop products/services for the key agri users. The services will deliver decision support and information from different information products, being agri-weather services, agri-performance monitoring, land and crop suitability (all for both small and large and commercial farms) and irrigation support (for large and commercial farms).
GEOBIS Bangladesh Geodata Based Information Services for smallholder farmers in Bangladesh G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


GEOBIS uses spatial and other geodata for providing effective, time and location specific advisory services to smallholder farmers in Bangladesh. It is aimed at improving agricultural productivity and farmer income, upgrading agricultural zoning and at improving the management of weather related emergencies. The project will assess several business propositions, depending on the communication channel used and the farmers’ willingness to pay. Examples are: a fee for a phone call to a customer advisor or interactive voice response, a subscription to text messages or automated outbound calls, a fee for advice from an extension officer, or a subscription to a web-based application.

Important is the reach of the service. The consortium will use the network of extension officers and distribution partners of the applicant to enroll 330,000 farmers as users within 3 years, enabling the service to become economically viable. GEOBIS will provide farmers with weather related information,  advice on the usage of seeds, land preparation, sowing, transplanting, irrigation, fertilizers and agrochemicals, and advice on  preventive and remedial measures for controlling pest and diseases.
Farmers will be informed through mobile phones, call centre, a website, app-based services as well as personal advice via extension officers and Lal Teer’s field staff. Since illiteracy rates are high and the usage of smartphones is limited, the network of extension officers will initially be the most important channel in conjunction with the mobile phone. Throughout the project, GEOBISpartners will encourage and expect the involved farmers to become more knowledgeable and technologically independent. The primary users are farmers in 14 Northern districts of Bangladesh. They largely practice multi-cropping and cultivate very small plots of land, averaging 0.5 acre. GEOBIS will also cater to the information needs of agricultural researchers and students of its public partner, a local university. At a later stage other potential customers in the financial or retail sector will also be considered.
MYVAS4AGRI Myanmar MYVAS4AGRI - Myanmar Mobile Value Added Services for Agriculture G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/



MYVAS4AGRI enhances smallholder productivity, resilience, and income levels, through the provision of agricultural value-added geodata based services. The partnership will provide information shaped by satellite data, which enables farmers to improve their agricultural practices and optimize the use of inputs, resulting in enhanced crop performance and yields. 

The objective is to reach farmers with critical information for crop planning, on good agricultural practices during production, access to improved technologies and inputs, efficient use of agro inputs, early warnings on pest and disease outbreaks, extreme weather patterns, and market intelligence for increased income. The information will be accessible through various channels, of which a smart-phone based application will be the main channel of communication. The business model is a combination of various types, whereby information services are free of charge to farmers, a freemium model. For Awba and potential other value player companies and organisations, offering these services free-of-charge will create loyalty towards its products and therefore add value to their farmer base, incentivises loyalty and reduce switching to competitors, the loyalty model. To ensure a sustainable service delivery, Village Link will be monetising the database and its support services. The customers that will be targeted as part of the business case will be organisations, NGOs, financial institutions, input suppliers, insurance companies and other organisations and commercial entities that are willing to pay for services rendered to smallholder farmers or that are interested in using farmer data and get farmer insights.

These entities and organisations are using the information service to reach out to farmers, which they see as a potential client or target group. These entities will be able to advertise or sponsor content in the application. Furthermore companies can provide certain targets group with incentives and discounts on products and services. Most importantly the interaction with farmers will generate a valuable dataset on farmer profiles and behaviours. This farmer data and farmer insight will be valuable and useful for these organisations and companies In summary farmers can access information on the following main areas:
•	Daily localised weather data
•	Agronomic crop tips and alerts
•	Insights in the use of good agricultural practices
•	Market & product related information
•	Access to incentives At the end of the project period, an expected number of 850,000 farming families or 1,020,000 individual users/food producers in the following states: Sagaing, Bago, Magway, Mandalay Regions, and Shan (South) States will actually benefit from this project.
CommonSense Ethiopia CommonSense - Satellite-based services for smallholder farmers in Ethiopia G4AW:     http://g4aw.spaceoffice.nl/en/                   NSO:    http://www.spaceoffice.nl/en/


The CommonSense project in Ethiopia targets smallholder farmers in four regions in the country, directly or through actors across their value chain including unions, cooperatives,  and microfinance institutions (MFIs). By providing them with actionable information based on earth observations and geographic data, the project aims to strengthen these value chains and eventually improve their livelihoods and food security. The business model is based on a license model. Farmers unions and other users will pay annual fees to access the services. CommonSense is developing a platform of specialized information services including a.o. dashboard and applications for crop monitoring, yield forecasting for smallholder farmers and loan portfolio monitoring and risk assessment for MFIs. End users will interact with the CommonSense platform through applications designed to meet their specific needs. CommonSense targets smallholder farmers (sesame, sorghum). CommonSense will provide farmers information, such as weather forecasts, to help them make more informed decisions on farming activities. Other targeted users within the CommonSense business model include: unions and cooperatives, out-growers organisations, microfinance institutions, Ethiopian Government. The Ethiopian Government, in particular the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources (MoANR) is interested in data which can help making decisions for policy, planning,  extension. CommonSense will support government by providing a broad view on the performance of its agricultural sector in the areas of interest.
Résilience climatique et sécurité hydrique en Angola Cofi BM - Projet qui reprend certaines activités du PDISA II et les étend à de nouvelles provinces tout en intégrant un focus sur des zones rurales et sur la gestion des ressources hydriques à travers des SFN dans un contexte de sècheresse accrue dans le Sud du pays. Projet qui concerne principalement les villes intermédiaires (AEP avec système collectif et branchements) et les zones rurales.
optimisation du secteur de l'énergie en Angola, en co-financement avec la Banque Mondiale (BM). Le programme a comme objectifs principaux (i) l'augmentation de l'accès à l'électricité et (ii) l'amélioration de la performance opérationnelle et commerciale du secteur électrique. Le projet se concentre sur les investissements prioritaires les plus urgents et les plus matures, permettant à l'Etat et aux entreprises publiques du secteur d'atteindre des résultats rapides en termes d'amélioration de la qualité de service et une meilleure rentabilité économique.
Appui au développement et à la relance de la filière café en Angola (renforcement des capacités INCA et acteurs de la filière). Le projet vise à accompagner la relance de la filière du café en Angola de manière durable et inclusive, avec l'appui financier de l'UE. Il permet donc de poursuivre l'engagement de l'AFD dans le financement de l'agriculture familiale et le développement économique durable des zones rurales en soutenant la reconstruction d'une filière économique historique et hautement symbolique pour le pays.#TAE
AMELIORATION DE L ACCES A L EAU POTABLE ET A L ASSAINISSEMENT DANS LA VILLE DE MOROGORO C1 - Augmenter l'accès à l'eau potable:    C2 - Augmenter l'accès aux services d'assainissement  C3 - Renforcer les capacités au sein du Morogoro Water Utility
Programme d'accompagnement à la gestion durable des terres et à la transition agroécologique dans la région d'Arusha en Tanzanie Programme d'accompagnement à la gestion durable des terres et à la transition agroécologique dans la région d'Arusha en Tanzanie
Financement complémentaire au projet d'hôpital de campagne de l'Aga Khan Hospital de Dar Es Salaam pour améliorer le traitement des patients atteints de Covid-19 en Tanzanie Appui à la prévention et au traitement des cancers à traver ssoutien hôpital Aga Khan de Dar es Salam en partenariat avec Institut Curie, en PPP (nouvel accélérateur linéaire)  Top up CV19 HICT de 300 000 Euros pour soutien hôpital de campagne lié à un système de structures de references sanitaires pour répondre à la crise Covid.
solaire Shinyanga - CTZ1069 - TANZANIE, REPUBLIQUE UNIE - Infrastructures et développement urbain Le programme financé par l'AFD a pour objectif de :  -	Développer la production photovoltaïque sur le réseau à travers  la construction d'une centrale solaire photovoltaïque de 50 MW à Shinyanga  -	Moderniser le réseau de transport national grâce à des investissements dans le système de pilotage du réseau, afin de faciliter l'intégration de la production solaire  -	Renforcer l'expertise nationale sur les sujets liés au développement des énergies renouvelables renouvelables et en particulier
Financement partiel de la deuxième phase du Water Sector Development Programme Amélioration des conditions de vie des populations en augmentant de manière durable les taux d'accès aux services d'eau et d'assainissement. Le projet a pour objectif d'assurer une gestion pérenne et équitable des ressources en eau, d'accroître de manière durable l'accès à l'eau potable en milieu rural et l'accès aux services d'eau et d'assainissement en milieu urbain, d'accélérer la sensibilisation à l'hygiène, et de renforcer les capacités institutionnelles du secteur.
Éradication des pires formes de travail et de violences associées faites aux enfants dans les zones minières de la région de Geita L'objectif général du projet est d'éradiquer les pires formes de travail et les violences associées faites aux enfants, en particulier aux filles, dans les secteurs de l'exploitation minière et de la pêche de la région de Geita, en Tanzanie.
Projet d'assainissement et d'eau potable dans les villes du pourtour du lac Victoria La finalité du projet est d'améliorer les conditions de vie des populations en bordure du lac Victoria. Le projet vise à développer les systèmes d'assainissement et d'épuration des eaux usées dans les villes régionales tanzaniennes les plus importantes du pourtour du lac Victoria, améliorer l'accès à l'eau potable à Mwanza et ses villes satellites, renforcer la capacité des opérateurs dans la planification des investissements et la gestion des services d'eau potable et d'assainissement.
Conversion from HCFC-141B in the manufacture of polyurethane rigid insulation foam for domestic refrigerators at CRISTOR, Algeria The objective of this project is to phase-out the use of HCFCs in the manufacture of rigid polyurethane insulation foam at CRISTOR company in Algeria and in this way contribute to Algeria#s compliance with the Montreal protocol HCFC consumption freeze requirements that will apply from January 2013. Completion of the installation of the cyclopentane storage tank, retrofit of the pre mixing station, retrofit of the three foam lines, ventilation and safety systems for the use of hydrocarbons, civil and electrical works, trials, testing, technical assistance.  This project is prepared to phase-out 22 t of HCFC-141b used at CRISTOR Company to produce PU insulation foam for domestic refrigerators. The technology chosen to phase out HCFCs is cyclo-pentane, consistent with the company#s policy to use non-ODP/low GWP alternatives without creating insurmountable operating costs. In its production facility, CRISTOR is currently using a blending system to supply three different rigid polyurethane lines. It is proposed to retain the same process, however certain elements have to be renewed, retrofitted or replaced to make it suitable for use of Cyclo-pentane.  IMPACT OF THE PROJECT ON COUNTRY#S MONTREAL PROTOCOL OBLIGATIONS: This project eliminates 22 t of HCFCs which is essential for Algeria to fulfill its commitment under
Pilot demonstration project on ODS waste management and disposal Pilot demonstration project on ODS waste management and disposal
Programme d'appui à la transition de l'Algérie vers une économie verte et circulaire Programme d'appui à la transition de l'Algérie vers une économie verte et circulaire  (ECOVERTEC) (Program for the transition towards a green and circular economy in Algeria)
Algeria - Enabling Activities on HFC phase-down .The objective of the project is to achieve a broader understanding of the Kigali amendment provisions and to prepare technical and legislative bases for the ratification.  To achieve this end, the following activities will be carried out:  1. Analysis of existing Ozone and Climate Policy and Legislation and drafting the amendments in the existing legislation to allow for ratification of the Kigali amendment (HFC phase-down schedule, licensing requirements, HFC reporting requirements). 2. Stakeholder consultations to facilitate the ratification process at the national level. 3. Translation of the Kigali amendment support documents into Arabic 4. Drafting the Law on ratification of the Kigali amendment with the justification document, as required by the national legislative process 5. Production of information sheets on the Kigali amendment to facilitate consultations and speed up the ratification (translation of the Ozone Secretariat#s briefings and relevant OzonAction factsheets and other documentation into national language and printing 100 copies of each of the translated documents) 6. Finalizing the package on the ratification of Kigali amendment and advancing the ratification process.
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR THE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND MANAGEMENT OF POPS AND THE DESTRUCTION OF PCB WASTES IN ALGERIA - PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE THE DESTRUCTION OF PCB WASTES IN ALGERIA - PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE
Création et développement de consortiums d´exportation d´entreprises industrielles dans le secteur agro-alimentaire L#origine de ce projet s#inscrit dans le cadre du Programme Pays Algérie dénommé ##Programme d#assistance technique à l#industrie, à la petite et moyenne entreprise et à la promotion de l#investissement, relatif à la modernisation et à la diversification du secteur agroalimentaire en Algérie## approuvé en 2010 par la contrepartie nationale et l#ONUDI.  L#objectif global de ce projet est d#améliorer la performance économique et sociale des entreprises industrielles algériennes, notamment les PMEs, à travers la création d#une capacité nationale pour la promotion et le développement de consortiums d#exportation dans le secteur des Industries Agro-alimentaires, par moyen de:  #la réalisation de cas de succès de consortiums d´entreprises industrielles, notamment des PMEs qui puissent servir comme exemple pour d#autres entreprises algériennes.  #L#introduction d#un cadre institutionnel et/ou de mesures de soutien favorables aux consortiums d#exportation.