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Support the Development of Conservative Agriculture (Jendouba Tunisia)
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overview:
sector:
Agriculture
stimulus:
Drought
impacts:
Agricultural production loss
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Rainfed agricultural production loss
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Soil moisture reduction
In order to reinforce the interest of the no-tillage technique, the project aims to further research-development activities and strengthen the role of the profession in particular through the funding of the Association for Sustainable Agriculture (APAD) created by a group of farmers practicing no-tillage. Project activities are to disseminate the technique of no-tillage in developing outreach centers around farmers converted to no-tillage and implement a program of applied research.
project classification:
project type:
natural resource management
project status:
implementation running
running time:
5 years
spatial scale:
regional
effect emergence:
immediate
effect persistence:
more than 10 years
project costs:
total costs:
4400000 euro
initial investment:
4400000 euro
maintenance costs:
0 euro
problem solving capacity and reversibility:
problem solving coverage:
medium
reversibility:
low
responsibilities:
initiating agent:
Association de promotion de l'Agriculture Durable, (APAD) and Ministry of Agriculture
executing agent:
APAD
funding source:
Agence Française de Développement, France
additional information:
No
evaluative information:
success factors:
the profitability is low
limiting factors:
Absence of payment for positive externalities
synergies to mitigation:
Fighting desertification, reduction of CO2 emission and biodiversity
no regret / win-win option:
Win-win
project evaluation:
The project seeks to promote friendly environmental techniques that preserve the soil and implements an innovative approach to the payment of environmental services (positive externalities)
contact information:
M. Leith Ben Becher, président de l'Association de Promotion de l'Agriculture Durable (APAD)
Jardin du Lac, 1053 Tunis, Tunisie
tel.: 216 98 315 438
email: l.benbecher@gmail.com ou contact@apad.tunisie;org
information source:
Report of Agence Rfançaise de Développement (AFD) Tunis