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Synthesis and Way Forward

Synthesis and Way Forward. Mekong Institute 1 June 2012. Linkage of this training to NZAP Project. Training Program on GAP and Postharvest Practices (21 May – 1 June) Action Plan Implementation (2 June – 15 Oct) Synthesis and Evaluation Workshop (7-9 Nov)

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Synthesis and Way Forward

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  1. Synthesis and Way Forward Mekong Institute 1 June 2012

  2. Linkage of this training to NZAP Project • Training Program on GAP and Postharvest Practices (21 May – 1 June) • Action Plan Implementation (2 June – 15 Oct) • Synthesis and Evaluation Workshop (7-9 Nov) • All participants become part of the MI-NZAP Project

  3. Action Plans • linking vegetable farmers to institutional buyers of pesticide-free or GAP vegetables (like hotel or high-class restaurants) – Aung Ko Oo • integrating GAP, GMP and HACCP to Food Quality /Safety Course – Duljira, Sayvisine • developing GAP promotion materials (pamphlets, leaflets, posters, flyers, etc.) for farmers or vegetable traders – Duljira, Sayvisine,

  4. Action Plans • GAP inspection and certification – Quyen, Kanjana • documenting the value chain of specific agricultural commodity focusing on postharvest handling – Thida • translating the training package to local language

  5. Action Plans • improving packinghouse and its operations – Hoe • training manual (herb quality, packaging practices, etc.) – Kim Oanh, EmHuy • documenting the value chain of specific agricultural commodity focusing on postharvest handling – Thida • conducting an awareness training program on GAP to vegetable farmers – all the rest of the participants

  6. Way Forward • Active participation during the training program • Successful implementation of action plan • Sharing of experiences, challenges and lessons learned during the S&E workshop • Constant communication with MI and your professional network • Commitment,commitment, commitment!

  7. Thank you for being part of the MI’s family!!! 

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