Grants to Support Water User Associations

Grants to Support Water User Associations – Madagascar

Deadline: 14-Sep-21

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The intervention revolves around three components (OS) which are:

Contribute to improving the governance of the sector to enable inclusive agricultural growth and sustainable use of natural resources.
This objective targets the capacity building of local actors to carry out their missions and mandates for the implementation of program activities and to ensure their continuity at the end of the intervention. These include the Decentralized Territorial Collectivities, the Deconcentrated Technical Services and professional agricultural organizations.
Contribute to improving the productivity, profitability and sustainability of agricultural value chains.
This objective is the development of value chains by working both on improving the production but also the other links as the valuation and marketing. AFAFI-North will finance structuring investments such as the rehabilitation of irrigated areas (MPI and PPI), the establishment of pastoral water infrastructure and small storage, processing and marketing infrastructures.
Contribute to improving food and nutritional security and the resilience of vulnerable households.
At the same time and in an integrated manner with SO2, the fight against chronic malnutrition and food insecurity will be strengthened through nutritional education actions relayed by community nutrition centers, the promotion of AGR at the level of groups of vulnerable agricultural assets and improving access to drinking water and hygiene and sanitation facilities.
Objectives

The general objective of this call for proposals is to improve the governance of water for agricultural, drinking and pastoral use in the intervention areas of the AFAFI-North program.
The call for proposals aims more specifically to contribute to the proper implementation of component 1 of the AFAFI – North program focused on improving the governance of the sector to allow inclusive agricultural growth and sustainable use of natural resources , and this through the strengthening of Decentralized Territorial Collectivities (CTD), Deconcentrated Technical Services (STD) and the structuring and operationalization of peasant organizations (associations, groups etc.) and professionals as well as grassroots communities.
The ultimate goal of the action n ‘is not only the establishment of WUAs and capacity building, but he acted to achieve greater accountability of organizations to establish or strengthen so that reach not to take over the management and maintenance of infrastructure and irrigation works, drinking water and water for pastoral use and promote behavior change in sanitation and hygiene . For this, a good institutional analysis of the structure and current management of the water service for agricultural, pastoral and drinking use must be made before setting up an organization that takes into account the social aspects of the use and water management at the local level.
To achieve this objective, the proposed actions should focus on the ‘ target specific that is to support and to Dr. enforcer the Associations of Water Users ( WUA ) so that they can pre NDRE responsible management and maintenance of hydro-agricultural infrastructure, drinking water supply and pastoral water supply in order to sustain the public water service in the program intervention areas .
Priorities