Partnership Window Cost-Sharing Grants Sample Clauses

Partnership Window Cost-Sharing Grants. This component encompasses cost-sharing grants program, offering a wide range of grant products to all players within targeted value chains including agribusinesses1, farmers and farmer enterprise groups for better integration into domestic and export market chains. Grants are also provided to farmers’ associations, processors and exporters, transporters, service providers, and other key players in order to address weakness and market failures with ultimate objective to strengthen private sector and market systems. Focus of investments under the project is on up-stream marketing and processing (off-farm) aspects of the value chains for fostering value addition and to capitalize on the strengthened capacities through assistance provided under TA component.
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Partnership Window Cost-Sharing Grants. Component-2 of the Project involves launching of a national cost-sharing grants program, offering a wide range of customized grant products to all players within the selected priority value chains. These cost-sharing grants will be provided to and implemented, in partnership, with key stakeholders involved in the priority value chains, including: agribusinesses (including processors, exporters, marketers, value adding and other related SMEs), farmers and farmer enterprise groups for better intergradations into domestic and export market chains. Grants will also be provided to farmers’ associations, processors and exporters, transporters, service providers, universities and research institutes, Non-Governmental Organizations, Rural Support Programs (RSPs) and other key players in order to address weakness and market failures with the ultimate objective to strengthen private sector and market systems. Through matching and cost-sharing grants, the project will mobilize investments geared towards the development of priority value chains that effectively create employment having the ability to increasingly contribute to the economy. Focus of investments will be on up- stream marketing and processing (off-farm) aspects of the value chains for fostering value addition and to capitalize on the strengthened capacities through assistance provided under component-1. Major activities of the Project are organized and briefly covered under the following Sections of this Work Plan. ▪ Section -1 describes background and overview of the Project and its scope; ▪ Section-2 details Project start up, recruitments and general management of the Project in its inception phase; ▪ Section -3 provides an account of the status of compliance post award conditions and other project requirements; ▪ Section-4 details the major project activities and implementation strategies; ▪ Section-5 describes monitoring, evaluation and communication approach and underlying activities; and, ▪ Section-6 reproduces a chronological summary of the work plan. 2 SECTION TWO -PROJECT START UP AND MANAGEMENT
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