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19 Operationalisation of the PWM concept (section Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’)
PWM (‘sustainability’). 1 Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ 2 Trend 2: Supporting

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21 The Evolving Approach to the Commercialization of Agriculture
chain analyses would serve the drafting of business plans and strengthening capacities. By suggesting Farm Business Groups and referring to the experience

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38 Overview of BGIF Projects (section BG Innovation Challenge, Social Business Youth Alliance (& YY Goshti) [BGIF 23])
WorldFish (& WUR and CGIAR) [BGIF 21] 2.2.6 BG Innovation Challenge, Social Business Youth Alliance (& YY Goshti) [BGIF 23] 2.2.7 Pen Culture, BSMRAU [BGIF

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09 The Overall Outcomes and Impacts on the Livelihoods of Coastal Communities in Blue Gold Polders
both types of business. Table 9.24: Non-farm enterprises and businesses A smaller proportion (17%) of landless households have a business, while a greater

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22 Lessons for Agricultural Extension in the Coastal Zone
learning. BGP trained local input traders in ethical business and put emphasis on the need for long term business relationship with customers, thus ensuring supply

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Glossary and acronyms
Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation BDP Bangladesh Delta Plan BDS Business Development Services BDT Bangladesh Taka beel wetland inundated for at

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31 Capacity Building
of the polder team (as agriculturalists, water management specialists, business developers, and community facilitators) means that the CDFs have a wide

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30 Evolution of TA Organisational Arrangements
and homestead production (with resources for DLS and DoF), marketing and business development, as well as managing an innovation fund, training and capacity

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37 Purpose, fund evolution and management
that “the Dutch ‘Aid & Trade’ policy favours the creation of sustainable business links between the Dutch private sector and that in the partner countries

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27 Sustainability
communities into WMOs in the legal form of cooperatives -i.e. as independent business entities- as a precondition for sustaining improved water management practices

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14 Consultation and participation in planning
possibly by the action planning and more likely by the BGP staff involved in business development – initiatives were undertaken for collective actions with respect

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24 Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment
attitude” – Final report Nice Foundation Establishment of four Women’s Business Centres (WBCs) by United Purpose, an INGO, in polder 28, Khulna. This project

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25 Poverty Focus: development of homestead production
attitudes reflect the enhanced business sense of these FFS participants. At end line 73.7% saw their ‘production as a business’, a huge shift from the 18.6%

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15 WMO capacity building
infrastructure, water management activities, partnership and agricultural & business development. This instrument would provide the polder teams a basis for

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03 Social, Physical and Environmental Context
pucca, 20% herringbone (brick-made) and 25% kacha (earthen) roads. The business communications and market facilities are good within the District and for

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Summary of Section E: Agricultural Development
responsibilities to improve agricultural production, separating value chain or business development from agricultural development. At the start of Blue Gold, Water

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16 Women’s participation in water management
Management as a step forward Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ Trend 2: Supporting

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20 Way forward
Management as a step forward Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ Trend 2: Supporting

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29 Technical Assistance: Context, Scope, Contractual Arrangements and External Service Contracts
example, water could be drained before harvest, and a focus on farming as a business, including record keeping and collective actions in input purchase and

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Summary of Section D: BGP Interventions: Participatory Water Management
Management as a step forward Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ Trend 2: Supporting

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File library
Department of Agricultural Extension), women's empowerment, and farming-as-as-business, In addition, there are a large number of videos about the Blue Gold Program

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08 The Outcomes and Impact on the Livelihoods of Women
engaged with institutions beyond their community. They are doing small business (e. g. collection of basok leaves or drumstick) and salaried jobs (but

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Blue Gold Lessons Learnt Wiki
Management as a step forward Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ Trend 2: Supporting

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23 Outreach and Outcomes of Commercialisation Interventions
Farmers. A growing number of farmers, men and women, consider farming as a business and use simplified gross margins, weigh up risks, and involve their spouses

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18 The Water Management Partnership
Management as a step forward Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ Trend 2: Supporting

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Summary of Section G: Project Management
potential of improved water management in sub-catchments and to farming as a business. Homestead FFSs were split into short and specific courses. To support

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01 Overview, Purpose and Structure of Report
of an interlinked annual cropping system, form the basis for profitable business. In addition, the Department of Livestock Services (DLS) and Department

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26 Poverty focus: Labour Contracting Societies
modality is a ‘business’, i.e. a form of contracting, with the idea that also profit can be generated, it was found that the ‘business model’ was insufficiently

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28 Project Management Arrangements
polder covering community mobilization, water management, agriculture, business development, environment, gender and institutions. PDPs for all 22 polders

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32 Agricultural Extension Methods and Communication
successes Women's empowerment through homestead FFSs Videos Farming-as-a-business (Bangla with English subtitles) Flipcharts Gender Flipcharts: Gender equality

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17 In-polder water management
Management as a step forward Trend 1: ‘Water management through business development’ or ‘business development through water management’ Trend 2: Supporting

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02 Institutional Setting
bulk sale of products. Local input retailers were trained to enhance their business management capacities and to be well informed by and linked with national

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Annex 38.1 BGP Projects
29-Oct-17 BGIF22A Feasibility Study on Women's Business Centres (WBCs) United Purpose 16-Jan-19 BGIF22B Women's Business Centres (WBCs) Final Report Phase II United

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Section H innovation fund projects
through Farmer Field Schools (FFS), which introduce concepts as farming as a business and market orientation, but also development activities which strengthen

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Section H innovation fund introduction
that “the Dutch ‘Aid & Trade’ policy favours the creation of sustainable business links between the Dutch private sector and that in the partner countries

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06 Outcomes and Impact from Agricultural Development
Farmers are now more aware of new technologies and BGP’s “farming as a business” theme has been appreciated. There has been widespread adoption of HYVs

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Summary of Section C: Water Infrastructure
cases; immediate loss of economic production - crops, fish, livestock, and businesses; damage to infrastructure – roads, utilities, homes, shops, schools; and

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10 Coastal Infrastructure
cases; immediate loss of economic production - crops, fish, livestock, and businesses; damage to infrastructure – roads, utilities, homes, shops, schools;

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List of BGIF projects
Purpose Feasibility Study on Women's Business Centres (WBC), Phase 1 May - Oct, 2017 U FS Yes 23 Social Business Youth Alliance Blue Gold Innovation Challenge

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Timeline of Key Events
implementation of novel project components for agricultural development and business development. Inception Report Rules for Participatory Water Management

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Logframe Program Document (Productive Sector and Business Development)
on water use. Timely availability of quality inputs including credit. 4. Business Development Value chain analysis for (at least) 8 products Analysis of

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Summary and Introduction of Section B: Development Outcomes
assets. This may be because households who have little land have transport businesses that use these vehicles. Compared to the 2017 baseline survey, there has

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11 Investments for Polder Safety and Water Management
failure; and Costs in terms of human lives, and damage to crops, livestock, businesses and households can be prevented. Possible measures which could be considered:

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Acronyms
Corporation BDP Bangladesh Delta Plan BDT Bangladesh Taka BDS Business Development Services BEE Business Enable Environment BGIF Blue Gold Innovation Fund BGP

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List of rejected project concepts and proposals
08/08/2017 Huizing Harvest BV Mechanisation solutions 27/08/2017 VSO Youth Business Support Consultants 12/09/2017 Seolfor Moringa plantations 20/09/2017 BioMyGreen

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List of water resources management projects
to access market in a more efficient manner through creating a conducive business environment for private sector to reach them. In parallel, promising rural

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Annex 38.1 Blue Gold Innovation Fund Projects
29-Oct-17 BGIF22A Feasibility Study on Women's Business Centres (WBCs) United Purpose 16-Jan-19 BGIF22B Women's Business Centres (WBCs) Final Report Phase II United

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Terminology
Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation BDP Bangladesh Delta Plan BDS Business Development Services BDT Bangladesh Taka beel wetland inundated for at

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Section E: Agricultural Development
responsibilities to improve agricultural production, separating value chain or business development from agricultural development. At the start of Blue Gold, Water

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