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Project Trinidad & tobago

01/01/94 - 01/12/94

Shrimp Processing Study

A study to assess the suitability of construction of wharf, processing plan and transportation needs of new unit on coastal site. Provision of consultancy to assess the viability and suitability of siting for new shrimp processing plan.

Project Albania

01/01/94 - 01/12/94

Agricultural Sector Adjustment Credit

The Government of Albania concluded negotiations with the World Bank, the Government of the Netherlands and the Government of Japan on a US$33 million credit for the support of the agricultural sector. Landell Mills was selected to take responsibility for the procurement procedures under the terms of the credit. A resident specialist was seconded to the Project Implementation Unit within the Ministry of Finance & Economy to assist and train unit staff in procedures connected with the three main components: a quick disbursing component, an investment component and a technical assistance component.

Project Madagascar

01/11/93 - 01/12/95

Rizipisciculture

Expansion of country’s rice and fish production to increase protein levels in local diets and to adjust production methods to accommodate the varying climatic conditions. Provision of two aquaculture extension specialists to undertake adaptive research and devise sustainable private sector means of producing fingerlings to stock farms.

Project Indonesia

01/11/93 - 01/01/94

Forest Sector Support Programme

Landell Mills provided a team to undertake the preparation of an EC funded project to support the forestry sector in Java, Sumatra and Kalimantan. The final identification mission prepared the tender document for a technical assistance package consisting of terms of reference, equipment specification and technical descriptions of the forest inventory, fire protection, and communications project components.

Project

01/10/93 - 01/10/99

VECEP Artisanal Fisheries Development Project

This is a continuation of the previous programme (PEC) that LML implemented. LML provided the core management team responsible for the design of a detailed development plan and its implementation throughout the four countries over the five-year span of the project. LML also provided a wide range of technical expertise covering all the specialist areas that the project required. The main objectives were continuation of support for the fisheries and aquaculture sectors along the Pacific Coast from Peru to Colombia and along the Caribbean/Atlantic coast from Colombia to Venezuela. The particular emphasis of this much larger programme was resource evaluation and environmental aspects, artisanal fisheries development and training at all levels. Developing sustainable management regimes for the fisheries and aquaculture industries of the region (and especially for Peru's huge fishery - potentially the world's largest and of great domestic importance) was of particular importance. This is now being transferred to other projects in the region. The project also helped Colombia develop an institutional basis for fisheries management (there was formerly no responsible structure for its management) and has helped develop some 25 artisanal fisheries communities, some with landings as large as 30,000t/year. This significantly increases food rather than fishmeal use of fish, especially with a view to supplying poor inland communities which was a central objective which is now being achieved.

Project Zambia

01/10/93 - 01/03/97

Land Use Planning in Context of Tsetse and Trypanosomosis Control

The regional tsetse and trypanosomosis control project sought to control the occurrence of these problems in the common flybelt (Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique) with a view to maintaining and expanding land areas useable for cattle farming. Landell Mills provided the services of an experience Land Use Specialist to establish land practice as an integral part of the planning process in tsetse control.

Project Malawi

01/06/93 - 01/06/95

Agricultural Services Project

The Ministry wished to restructure its internal services and review the operation of executive agencies reporting to the Ministry. LML was requested to place a budgetary control specialist to assist in the analysis of costs, put in place a budgetary procedure, and install control measures. Measures of financial performance were also put in place

Project

01/04/93 - 01/08/95

Artisanal Fisheries Project – Phase II

This project continued a successful first phase on the development of the artisanal fishery of the Comoros through the development of both the production and post harvest sectors. The second phase confronted the issue of privatisation and divestment of project activities in addition to building on the successes of the first phase. Main areas of activity covered vessel construction, FAD construction and deployment, fishing technique development, marketing and privatisation.

Project Indonesia

01/01/93 - 01/01/98

Treecrops Smallholder Development Project

Landell Mills provided a team to advise the Directorate General of Estates on a programme to develop the smallholder rubber and coconut sector. The following tasks were carried out:assisted 93,000 farm families establish 65,000 ha of rubber and 35,000 ha of hybrid coconutsassisted 7,000 farmers develop 4,000 ha of rubber and 3,000 ha of coconuts using a self-help approachassisted 61,000 farm families maintain 61,000 ha of rubber and 13,000 ha of coconuts established under earlier projectconstructed farm access roadsprovided for training and extension to new farm families joining the project, and to farmers assisted under earlier projects; staff training, and project managementimplemented the project’s environmental management planimproved monitoring and inspection of project and program activities; andprovided for administration and recovery of credit granted under the project, for a study of sustainable financing and cost recovery options, for a feasibility study and start-up of a future smallholder tree crop project, and for other agreed studies

Project Georgia

01/01/93 - 01/01/95

Food Security Specialist

Landell Mills Ltd was retained to advise the Minister of Agriculture on food security issues under an assistance programme from the UK Government's `Know-How Fund'. As for a number of former States of the USSR, a fundamental problem facing the country was a dependence on imports of grain, dairy products, and sugar. These accounted for 70%, 80% and 95% of consumption respectively and the Government was committed to reducing such dependence. Landell Mills investigated what were the likely costs and benefits of shifting agricultural production towards grain, dairy, and sugar at the expense of traditional export crops. In addition - within the context of an emerging market economy - the Company advised the Ministry on an overall policy framework, institutional arrangements and technologies required to achieve the agree objectives. The technical assistance was provided by one residential economist assisted by short-term specialists from Landell Mills Ltd and Natural Resources Institute, UK