Rice production SURINAME (RECIPIENT) MALAYSIA (PROVIDER) REVERSE LINKAGE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SHARING

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REVERSE LINKAGE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SHARING Rice production SURINAME (RECIPIENT) MALAYSIA (PROVIDER) ENABLING SURINAME TO ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN RICE PRODUCTION AND INCREASE ITS HIGH-QUALITY RICE EXPORTS

THE CHALLENGE THE SUPPLY Suriname has the potential to achieve its self-sufficiency in rice production and develop better rice-based products that can be marketed domestically and internationally. Towards that, the Anne van Dijk Rijst Onderzoekscentrum Nickerie (ADRON), a research center under the purview of Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, was established for Research & Development (R&D) in rice and the assistance of farmers on the ground. However, the farmers in Suriname are faced with limited area-specific rice varieties for the different soil types in the country. This problem is compounded by an acute lack of qualified rice breeders. Suriname s rice breeders need to improve their knowledge in four essential areas: monitoring soil fertility and degradation, integrated water management for rice cultivation, documentation of the rates and requirements of fertilizer usage, and systematic land-levelling management in the rice growing areas. The Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (MARDI) is a leader in agro-technology with an international reputation for R&D supporting agricultural and bio-based industries. It has helped Malaysia to become self-sufficient in several commodities. With more than 35 years of expertise in rice production, MARDI has been able to release a number of rice varieties that are resistant to the fungus called rice blast, and the pest called Brown Plant Hopper. The Institute has produced a manual for rice cultivation and developed a technology package for planting rice on problem soils and evaluating rice quality. MARDI s rice technology has helped Malaysia push its rice yield up to an average of 7 tons per hectare, with a maximum yield of 10 tons per hectare. MARDI, through its subsidiary MARDI Holdings, established partnerships outside Malaysia and has in-depth international experience in implementing agricultural projects in other many countries. 10 TONS PER HECTARE MAXIMUM RICE YIELD ACHIEVED THROUGH USING MARDI RICE TECHNOLOGY 8AREA-SPECIFIC RICE VARIETIES ARE BEING INTRODUCED, TOGETHER WITH FACILITIES FOR A BREEDING PROGRAMME

THE MATCHMAKING THE PROJECT The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) included capacity building as one of its areas of engagement in Suriname s Interim Member Country Partnership Strategy and was then able to identify capacity gaps in rice production through its continuous dialogue with the Government of Suriname. Goal Meanwhile, as Malaysia has a comparative advantage in ricegrowing technologies, sharing its expertise in rice was included in its Member Country Partnership Strategy. Moreover, MARDI, the winner of the IDB prize for Science and Technology in 2011, was identified as a source of expertise in this subject area. Thus, the IDB was able match the needs of Suriname s Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries with Malaysia s expertise. Main activities To close the loop, the IDB coordinated and funded a peer-topeer consultation process to design customized solutions for Suriname s needs. To ensure joint ownership, the Government of Suriname and MARDI contributed to the project s financing together with the IDB. MARDI Holdings has also committed to share the intellectual properties of eight area-specific rice varieties. The project aims to help Suriname achieve and maintain self-sufficiency in rice production and increase the export of high-quality rice. Introducing and sharing the intellectual properties of eight new area-specific rice varieties to enable the country to produce specialized rice varieties for export. Developing an institutional capacity in certified seed production, breeding methodology and protocol as well as setting up a certified seed production facility. Strengthening soil fertility through the improvement of soil and nutrient management, the introduction of biofertilizers, the development of good fertilizer practices and management systems. Establishing an integrated water management system for rice areas in Suriname and piloting land-levelling work to improve water coverage.

THE WINS FOR ALL Developing a pilot rice production farm of 500 hectares with a yield of 7 tons per hectare. Formulating a rice policy framework using the value chain approach adapted to Suriname. Organizing series of specialized training for ADRON staff and various local stakeholders including farmers. Duration Three years, from 2016 to 2018. Monitoring and evaluation The project activities will be coordinated by an implementation unit in ADRON. A joint coordination committee, composed of representatives of several stakeholders from Suriname, MARDI and the IDB meets periodically to review progress. For Suriname, the project will bring about the necessary improvements of varieties, breeding and production methodologies, infrastructure and human resource development to achieve and maintain Suriname s long-term self-sufficiency in rice production, even with an expected increase in per capita rice consumption. The project will help Suriname s Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries maintain a sustainable and competitive industry, directly benefiting at least 1,500 farmers and indirectly benefiting 5,000 people. The Government of Malaysia benefits by showcasing its country s technologies and expertise. In addition, participating in the project enables it to share its knowledge and expertise with other IDB countries a key part of its Member Country Partnership Strategy. MARDI will be able to adapt and deploy its technologies overseas in diversified conditions and its increased dialogue with various experts will bring new perspectives and ideas. From the IDB s perspective, the project is an efficient and effective way of improving South-South cooperation among its member countries, helping the Bank to realize its vision and 10-year strategic framework. 1,500 THE NUMBER OF FARMERS DIRECTLY BENEFITING FROM A SUSTAINABLE AND COMPETITVE INDUSTRY

The IDB is matching the challenge of Suriname with the experience of Malaysia so that the two countries are collaborating to maintain self-sufficiency in rice production in Suriname. ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK SURINAME MALAYSIA SURINAME (RECIPIENT) MALAYSIA (PROVIDER) CONTRIBUTION (US$ THOUSANDS) PERCENTAGE (%) PROJECT DURATION KEY 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 5,896 4% 11% 9% THE THREE-YEAR PROJECT RUNS UNTIL 2018 THE GOVERNMENT OF SURINAME MALAYSIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (MARDI) ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK (IDB) LOAN IDB GRANT 1000 0 808 724 300 76%

It is at the center of the IDB s mandate to promote cooperation among its Member Countries. In 1981, the Makkah Declaration of the Third Islamic Conference Summit called the OIC member countries to strengthen collaboration, to utilize and foster their talents, skills and technological capacities. The Bank responded and launched its Technical Cooperation Program in 1983. This has then been scaled up via what we call Reverse Linkage. The structured skills swap under Reverse Linkage helps the recipient country diagnose and analyze a problem while the provider country shares its proven knowledge and expertise to find a solution. The idea that all partners have something to gain from cooperation lies at the heart of Reverse Linkage. The learning process is reciprocal, knowledge transfer is in both directions, and benefits are mutual. CONNECT TO SHARE Capacity Development Department Islamic Development Bank (IDB) 8111 King Khalid St. Al Nuzlah Yamania Dist. Unit No. 1 Jeddah 22332-2444 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia E reldiv@isdb.org T +966 12 6361400