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    PRDP Presentation March 2014

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    The Philippine Rural Development Program (PRDP) is a six-year government program aimed at modernizing the agriculture sector and raising incomes of rural farmers and fisherfolk. Its objectives include increasing annual farm incomes by 5% initially and up to 30% by 2019, and increasing the value of marketed output by 10% initially and up to 20% by 2019. The PRDP will provide infrastructure like roads, irrigation systems, and post-harvest facilities, as well as enterprise development support. It will cost an estimated 27.5 billion Philippine pesos and be implemented in partnership with local governments and the private sector.

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    The Philippine Rural Development Program (PRDP) is a six-year government program aimed at modernizing the agriculture sector and raising incomes of rural farmers and fisherfolk. Its objectives include increasing annual farm incomes by 5% initially and up to 30% by 2019, and increasing the value of marketed output by 10% initially and up to 20% by 2019. The PRDP will provide infrastructure like roads, irrigation systems, and post-harvest facilities, as well as enterprise development support. It will cost an estimated 27.5 billion Philippine pesos and be implemented in partnership with local governments and the private sector.

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    The Philippine Rural Development Program (PRDP) is a six-year government program aimed at modernizing the agriculture sector and raising incomes of rural farmers and fisherfolk. Its objectives include increasing annual farm incomes by 5% initially and up to 30% by 2019, and increasing the value of marketed output by 10% initially and up to 20% by 2019. The PRDP will provide infrastructure like roads, irrigation systems, and post-harvest facilities, as well as enterprise development support. It will cost an estimated 27.5 billion Philippine pesos and be implemented in partnership with local governments and the private sector.

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    The Philippine Rural Development Program (PRDP) is a six-year government program aimed at modernizing the agriculture sector and raising incomes of rural farmers and fisherfolk. Its objectives include increasing annual farm incomes by 5% initially and up to 30% by 2019, and increasing the value of marketed output by 10% initially and up to 20% by 2019. The PRDP will provide infrastructure like roads, irrigation systems, and post-harvest facilities, as well as enterprise development support. It will cost an estimated 27.5 billion Philippine pesos and be implemented in partnership with local governments and the private sector.

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    Philippine Rural Development

    Program (PRDP)
    Brief
    er

    What is the PRDP?

    PRDP is a six-year program designed to


    establish the government
    platform
    for a modern, climate-smart and marketoriented agri-fishery sector.
    PRDP will partner with the LGUs and the
    private sector in providing
    key
    infrastructure, facilities, technology, and
    information that will raise incomes,
    productivity, and competitiveness in the

    Objectives of PRDP
    5% increase in annual real farm
    incomes or 15%
    by 2016, 30% by 2019
    10% increase in value of marketed
    output by
    2016, 20% by 2019
    20% increase in number of poor
    farmers
    & fishers with improved access to

    PHL Rural Development


    Program
    Approach : Value Chain Analysis;
    Focus on
    Climate Resiliency and
    Adaptation
    Tools - Value Chain Analysis;
    Vulnerability
    and Suitability
    Assessment; Resource and
    Social Assessment

    Convergence
    with Other
    Government
    Initiatives

    DBM

    NCI

    Enterprise Development

    Technical support in the


    design of FMR/bridges and
    coordination to
    complement with the
    national road network plan

    DA
    PRDP
    Access to research activities
    and transfer of developed
    technologies related to
    agriculture products and
    processes

    DOST

    NAPC

    Promote bottom up
    approach to planning and
    budgeting more
    participatory through
    involvement of grassroots
    organizations and
    communities

    Synchronized delivery of
    programs and services to the
    rural communities
    Harmonization of
    priority areas to
    eliminate duplication
    and maximize
    complementation of
    activities

    DPWH

    DILG

    Secure copies of Value


    Chain Analysis studies
    and seek Technical
    Assistance on enterprise
    development
    Support to Conditional Cash
    Transfer
    (CCT) Program
    - Support to target
    beneficiaries, e.g. poor farm
    families and graduating or
    leveling up from CCT program
    of DSWD

    PRDP Program
    Components
    Investments
    in AFMP Planning at
    the Local and
    National Levels

    Infrastructure Development
    Enterprise Development
    Program Support

    Cost Estimates and Financing


    (Php million)
    Componen
    t
    Local Planning
    Infrastructure
    Enterprise
    Program
    Support
    Total Base
    Cost
    Front-End-Fee
    Total
    Program
    Cost

    ODA

    GEF

    586.00

    57.40

    GOP
    -NG
    146.50

    GOPLGU
    -

    Total

    789.90

    2.90
    %
    67.40
    %
    25.20
    %
    4.50
    %

    14,830.0
    - 1,853.7 1,853.7 18,537.5
    1
    5
    5
    1
    4,100.00 229.60 1,332.5 1,264.4 6,926.54
    0
    4
    984.00
    - 246.00
    - 1,230.00
    20,500. 287.0 3,578.7 3,118.2 27,483.
    01
    0
    5
    95
    51.38
    51.38
    20,551. 287.0 3,578.7 3,118.1 27,535.
    39
    0
    5
    9
    33

    GEF Sites
    Tayabas Bay in Quezon Province (Region
    4A)
    Green Island Bay in Palawan Province
    (Region 4B)
    Donsol-Ticao-Burias Pass in Sorsogon &
    Masbate, Bicol (Region 5)
    Southeast Iloilo in Guimaras Province
    (Region 6)
    Danajon Bank in Bohol Province (Region 7)
    Guiuan Coast in Eastern Samar (Region 8)

    NG LGU Cost Sharing


    (%)
    Loan
    Compone
    nt

    LP

    GOP

    GEF Grant
    LGU

    Grant

    GOP

    LGU

    I BUILD

    80

    10

    10

    I REAP

    60

    20

    20

    80

    20

    Program Implementation Structure

    Infrastructure Component Eligible


    subprojects
    Construction or rehabilitation
    of:
    Farm to market roads
    Single lane bridge
    Communal irrigation system
    Potable water system
    Fishery related infrastructure
    Other infra (pre & post harvest

    Enterprise Development Menu of


    Eligible subprojects

    Production and Productivity Enhancement


    Postharvest and processing facilities
    Marketing facilities
    Agri-fishery Business Development Services
    (ABDS) Facility Establishment

    Investments in value chain segments related to priority


    commodities that integrate producer groups and
    enterprises to achieve volume and quality required by
    a specific industrial/commercial market

    Investments in incubation facilities for food processing


    enterprise for commercial market

    Natural resources management Investments

    Subcomponent 2: Technology and


    Information
    for Enterprise and Market
    Development Support

    Research and Development, Extension


    System
    and Networks

    Capacity Building/Knowledge
    Management

    Geo-Tagging and Geo-Mapping: Integrated


    Network
    (Mapping Road Networks in Province of Davao Oriental, Municipality: Tarragona)

    Concreting of Magsaysay-Canaan FMR


    Antipas, North Cotabato

    DDaatt

    Date
    :
    Nov
    8,
    2011

    ee::
    NDeoc
    v 183,

    ,
    2 20 0 1

    112

    Date
    : Jul
    10,
    2012

    Date:
    Dec
    13,
    2012

    Municipality Ran
    k
    San Mateo
    San Isidro
    Cabatuan
    Roxas
    Luna
    Mallig
    San Manuel
    Ramon
    Santo Tomas
    Reina
    Mercedes

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10

    Parameters: + Poverty

    Municipality
    Rank

    New

    San Mateo
    (1)
    1
    Municipality
    City of Cauayan (15) 2
    SAN MATEO Burgos
    (13)
    3
    City of
    Santa Maria (11)
    4
    CAUAYAN
    Tumauini
    (22)
    5
    BURGOS
    San Isidro
    (2)
    6
    SANTA
    MARIA
    Delfin Albano
    TUMAUIN
    (16)
    7
    I SAN
    City of Santiago (15) 8
    ISIDRO
    Cabatuan
    (3)
    9
    DELFIN
    ALBANO CITYAngadanan (18)
    10
    OF SANTIAGO
    CABATUAN
    ANGADANAN

    Parameters:

    VSA + Poverty

    Response to Yolanda affected


    regions and
    provinces on current
    Restructuring/amendment
    procurement arrangements
    Emergency procurement procedures for
    Infrastructure and Enterprise Development
    subprojects will be applied in areas
    affected by Yolanda

    Thank
    you
    Philippine Rural
    Development
    Program
    visit us at
    www.daprdp.n
    et

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