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Lesson
Because farm activities are highly seasonal, timely start-up of implementation is crucial in agriculture projects. This experience shows that the 6-month delay in mobilizing consultants contributed to the loss of a year of crop demonstration trials in the Year 3 subprojects.

Project Number: 34188-013
Project Name: Northern Community-Managed Irrigation Sector Project
Report Date: 01 Nov 2011

Lesson
Project targets aimed at including vulnerable groups (women and ethnic groups) should be based on a thorough understanding of realities and local institutional capacity. In the project's gender action plan, the goal of reducing rice deficits was to be achieved by having women constitute 50% of farmers. Since rural women by tradition are fully active in farming, the 50% target was irrelevant. Moreover, there is no logical link between rice deficits and the number of female farmers.

Project Number: 34188-013
Project Name: Northern Community-Managed Irrigation Sector Project
Report Date: 01 Nov 2011

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