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Project | Years | Donor | Description |
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| MEDA INNOVATE | 2018-2019 | MEDA | Adoption of Agricultural Innovation through Non-Traditional Financial Services (NTFS) is a pilot project funded by International Development Research Center (IDRC) through Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) for 20 months (April 2018- November 2019) in Kaski and Syangja district. Performance Report ... |
| Anukulan-BRACED | 2015-2018 | DFID | Helping 500,000 poor and vulnerable people in rural Nepal build their resilience to climate change impacts like floods, landslides and drought through scale-up and integration of proven approaches. |
| ENBAITA | 2015-2018
| USAID | USAID through the India partnerships program is supporting iDE Nepal to implement the ENBAITA project, with the goal of reducing poverty for smallholders in Nepal through expanded access to agricultural technologies from India |
| Improving Sustainability of MFI's through climate finance | 2014-2019 | frankfurt school of finance & management | To address climate change vulnerability in Nepal, The Frankfurt School with support from the Austrian Government is implementing a program to develop agricultural loan products for smallholder farmers for high-value vegetable crops using climate smart technologies. |
| Market Access for Smallholder Farmers (MASF)* | 2010-2012 | DFID | Reducing poverty through DFID Markets for the Poor (M4P) approach. Building the capacity of and linking 40,000 marginal smallholders to commercial opportunities in high value agriculture in 16 districts. |
| Initiative for Climate Change Adaptation* | 2012- 2017 | USAID | Improving climate change planning and developing resilient income streams for 20,000 households. Developing adaptation and watershed management through joint planning of community forestry, agriculture, and government. |
| SanMark Project* | 2011- 2012 | UNICEF
| Applying the market development and human-centered design approach to develop improved latrines and water filters promoted by the private sector. |
| Agriculture and Nutrition Extension Project* | 2012- 2015 | EU | Increasing income, productivity, and nutrition of 20,000 households in Nepal and 40,000 households in Bangladesh. Working with international centers CIMMYT, IRRI, and WF to commercialize new technologies. |
| IPM IL (CRSP*) | 2009-2014 | USAID
| A global program led by Virginia Tech; developing and disseminating IPM packages for major crops, supporting the USAID Feed the Future Initative. |
| Horticulture CRSP* | 2011- 2014 | USAID | Commercializing desiccant ceramic beads for seed and produce drying/storing. |
| Solar MUS* | 2012-
Ongoing | Renewable World | Pioneering the design and demonstration of using solar lifting for multiple use water systems designed for domestic and agricultural needs. |
| Education for Income Generation (EIG) | 2008-2012 | USAID | Benefiting 50,000 Midwestern youth by creating income and job opportunities in the vegetable, goat, essential oil/NTFP, and fisheries subsectors. |
| Food Security Initiative (FSI) | 2010-2011 | EC | Led by Save the Children, responded to food price increases and insecurity by raising nutritious food production & sources of income for 18,000 households. |
| Social Safety Net Project (PRRO)* | 2010- 2011 | WFP | Improving the food and nutrition security of the vulnerable households through food-for-work in irrigation/agricultural infrastructure. |
| Rural Prosperity Initiative (RPI)* | 2006-2010 | Gates Foundation | Increased incomes through developing micro irrigation technology products and supply chains across several countries. |
| Smallholder Irrigation Market Initiative (SIMI) | 2003-2009
| USAID | Value-chain approach to develop smallholder pockets around rural collection centers. Developed supply chains for micro-irrigation technologies. More than 70,000 households increased their agricultural incomes by over $200 . |
| BDS-Marketing and Production Services (BDS- MaPS)*
| 2004-2007
| USAID | Pioneered the commercialization of non-timber forest products, essential oils, and specialty herbs/spices for international export. Established commercial production of essential oils and increased incomes of 24,000 households.
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