during what conditions, what should be undertaken before commissioning of the project. The types and mode of application of pesticides among others. The training should be a hands-on that can be introduced through the FFS model. 9.2.3.2 Training in Fertilizer and Pesticides Application The training objective is to ensure beneficiary farmers in the project area do not pollute resources through unsustainable application of inorganic fertilizers. This capacity building activity can undertake by Vi agroforestry with technical support from Ministry of Agriculture.
ESMP Schedule Activity Adverse Impacts Mitigation Measure(s) Implementation Schedule Reference Responsibility Budget (US$) Physical Environment Introduction of new tree species Increased use of pesticides Community Training and adoption of IPM Continuous 6.2.1.3 Vi agroforestry, KARI, MoA 15,000 Biological Environment Introduction of new tree species Potential competition for water and nutrients with crops Community Training on tree management Give priority to indigenous plant species Project design phase 6.2.2.1 Vi agroforestry 9,000 Spread of pest and diseases Adopt Integrated Pest Management including rotational cropping, mixed cropping among others Design and implementation 6.2.2.2 Vi agroforestry 9,000 Socioeconomic Environment Introduction of new tree species Competition for nutrients and space. Promote land use planning and adoption of SLAM practices on the existing crop farms for community Continuous 6.2.3.3 Vi agroforestry No cost
9.4 Monitoring Schedule Impact Parameter Indicator Method Frequency of Measurement Responsibility Costs Estimates Physical Environment Increased use of pesticides Log of pesticide application Amounts and of pesticides used Pesticide Screening Seasonally (if promoted technologies increase likelihood of increased pesticide use) Vi agroforestry & MoA officials 12,000 Biological Environment Potential/risk of emergence of invasive species Rate of growth, colonization, impacts and dominance over other species existing species Growth rate Colonization rates Observation Mapping of the species Yearly Vi agroforestry extension officers and farmers 16,000 Emergence of pest and diseases Report of new pest and diseases to the SMS, Government Signs of pests and diseases in crops/ Incidence and spread of pests and diseases Incidence and spread of pests and diseases through Crop field assessment Seasonally Farmers, Vi extension officers 12,000
Millet 10 2 13 32.50 13 Cassava 13 2 14 42.25 14 14 2 15 45.50 15 Cotton 2 1 Cow peas 5 1 Table 5. Priority-ranked farm enterprises in Sirisia area Enterprises Aggregate score Frequency Frequency Weighted Weighted ranks Consensus ranks Maize 13 10 2 1.43 1 1 Dairy cattle 22 8 5 3.78 3 2 Beans 40 11 1 3.64 2 3 Coffee 30 7 7 6.73 7 4 Poultry 50 10 3 5.50 5 5 Tomato 38 9 4 5.16 4 6 Onions 39 8 6 6.70 6 Kale 18 3 8 22.00 8 Goats 19 3 9 23.22 9 Sheep 10 2 11 27.50 10 Banana 23 3 10 28.11 11 Fish 4 1 12 44.00 12 Oxen 6 1 13 66.00 13 Trees 8 1 14 88.00 14 Groundnuts 8 1 15 88.00 15 Table 6. Priority-ranked farm enterprises in Madiany area Enterprises Aggregate score Frequency Frequency ranks Weighted score Weighted ranks Consensus ranks Dairy cattle 7 5 2 1.68 1 1 Maize 14 6 1 2.33 2 2 14 5 3 3.36 3 3 Poultry 17 4 4 6.38 5 4 Kale 13 2 8 19.50 8 5 Tomato 7 3 5 4.67 4 6 Sorghum 16 3 6 10.67 6 7 Goats 19 3 7 12.67 7 8 5 1 9 30.00 9 Pumpkin 5 1 10 30.00 10 Cow peas 6 1 11 36.00 11 grams 6 1 12 36.00 12
seed companies, agrochemical companies. farmer groups, Agricultural Training Centres 6 Assessment and adjustment of pest and pesticide management strategies Monitoring and Evaluation Regular or occasional administration of process evaluation questionnaires and other data collection tools Continuous or predetermined and synchronized with PMP implementation activities, with review meetings and reports SCC-Vi (Project ZOCOs, M&E, Field staff, Head of Field Operations), farmer grps, Agroforestry Training Centre officers SCC-Vi (Project ZOCOs, M&E officers, Head of Field Operations) 360,000 7 diagnosis and management Capacity building/training of SCC-Vi staff on pest diagnosis and management Carry out a training needs assessment (TNA) Once per year SCC-Vi staff SCC-Vi ( officers) 240,000 Design and conduct priority training courses As per the identified training needs SCC-Vi staff SCC-Vi ( officers) Variable (determined after TNA) Appendices Appendix 1. Workplan for Preparation of a Pest Management Plan (PMP) for the Agricultural Carbon Project by Z.M. Kinyua (lead consultant) - implementation in January 2012 Task narrative Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Day 11 Day 12 Day 13 Day 14 Day 15
Please complete the below (for question No. 3) PESTICIDE USED (Common, trade or chemical names) TARGETED (give the name or names) NAME OF CROP OR LIVESTOCK AFFECTED BY THE NAMED No. OF TIMES THE PESTICIDE WAS USED (during the last season for crop pests or during the last one year for livestock pests) PERSON WHO APPLIED THE PESTICIDE (self, farm worker, neighbour, service provider, etc) QUANTITY OF THE PESTICIDE BOUGHT OR OBTAINED SOURCE OF THE PESTICIDE