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FACT SHEET

Name

Public Service Provision Improvement Program in Agriculture and Rural Development (PS-ARD) Budget 01/2008–12/2010 CHF 8,900,000 (approx. US$ 6,561,512) Partners

Organization and Personnel Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), People’s Committees of Hoa Binh and Cao Bang provinces.

Implementing Agency

Organization and Personnel Department (MARD), Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD), Department of Planning and Investment (DPI) Department of Finance (DoF) Department of Home Affairs (DoHA), Economic and Technical High School (ETHS) Provincial Political School (PPS), selected District and Commune People’s Committees (DPC/CPC)

Facilitating Agency

Helvetas, Switzerland

Project Location

Hanoi, Hoa Binh and Cao Bang– Vietnam

Background

Background

One of the most challenging tasks in upland areas of Hoa Binh and Cao Bang provinces is to strengthen institutional capacity to deliver public services related to agriculture production and marketing at the commune level. The number of Agriculture and Rural Development (ARD) staff at commune and village level is small and their capacity in delivering demand-driven services needs to be improved to respond to diversified needs of local people. There are also clear indications of uneven access of disadvantage groups including poor and women to agriculture production and marketing services.

To overcome such constraints and improve public service delivery in agriculture and forestry related services (e.g. extension advisory services, input supply and marketing), the PS-ARD program focuses on capacity building support of public institutions in the ARD sector, not only in the two provinces but also through the governmental system at central level (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development).

Overall Goal

Overall Goal

Contribute to the improvement of livelihoods in the upland and ethnic minority areas of Hoa Binh and Cao Bang in terms of food security, income and environmental sustainability.

Current Objective

Current Objective

Contribute to building up efficient and effective decentralized public service delivery systems and processes in agriculture and rural development.

Public Service Provision Improvement

Public Service Provision Improvement

Switzerland, though the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, would like to contribute to building up efficient and effective decentralised public service delivery systems and processes in agriculture and rural development (ARD) sector. The PS-ARD programme focuses on capacity building support of public institutions in this sector, not only in the two Northern provinces of Cao Bang and Hoa Binh but also through the governmental system at central level (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development).

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Result achieved and expected

Result achieved and expected

Contact

Contact

Public Service Provision Improvement in Agriculture and Rural Development (PS-ARD) 298F Kim Ma Street, GPO Box 81, Hanoi, Vietnam

Tel: +84 4 3843 1750 - Fax: +84 4 3843 1744 - Email: helvetas@hns .vnn.vn

In Stage 1, Extension and Training Support Project (ETSP) and Community Based Governance – Extension – Market support (CB-GEM) and Supporting Public Administration Reform in Cao Bang (SPAR-CB I) have tested concepts and processes in selected communes and villages and some success stories were applied on a district-wide scale. From 2008 onwards, PS-ARD focuses on Stage 2 to broadly test and apply examples – through governmental departments – to districts in Cao Bang and Hoa Binh. In the subsequent Stage 3 then, after the PS-ARD will have come to an end, the involved governmental departments and organizations will be fully applying the successfully tested processes and concepts to the entire province.

1 Commune-level piloting by projects 2 District-range testing by government departments 3 Province-range mainstreaming by government departments -ETSP I -CB GEM -SPAR I PS-ARD 2008-2010 GoV after 2010 Approaches Approaches

The Program approach is based on a three-stage concept with the intention to mainstream the inroads that have been made by the three projects in past phases.

Component 1: OPD/MARD

• The organizational system in ARD sector has been analyzed. New structure in ARD sector has been developed and applied in all provinces.

• Lessons learnt from two program provinces are mainstreamed into provincial & MARD schools

Component 2 (Hoa Binh) and 3 (Cao Bang)

• Service delivery in agriculture and rural development has been improved through organizational re-structuring in the ARD sector, application of need-based participatory extension methods and capacity building of ARD staff at commune, district and provincial level.

• New participatory Social-Economic Development Planning procedures have been applied at commune and district level in the program districts. Lessons are learnt for future province-range application by government departments.

• More transparent and integrated financial management procedures at commune level has been applied in program communes. Province-wide application is expected by the end of the program.

• Commune Development Fund (CDF) contributed to improved the capacity of commune staff in financial management and improved livelihood of local people. Disadvantage groups as ethnic minorities, women and the poor have been targeted well in CDF.

• New “practices” tested in the program have been integrated into provincial schools. Related capacity have been built to ensure sustainable application of such “practices” in future.

Component 4: Program Management and Support Unit

• The program partners have been monitored, coached and technical supported. Lessons to be shared at national level.

SWISS COOPERATION OFFICE FOR THE MEKONG REGION

Hanoi Central Office Building, 16th Floor 44B Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Hanoi, Vietnam

Tel.: + 84 4 3934 66 27 Fax: + 84 4 3934 66 33

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