Briefs about GIZ-Nexus Project in Da Nang, Viet Nam

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Briefs about GIZ-Nexus Project in Da Nang, Viet Nam September 5, 2013: A one-day Strategic Workshop on Integrated Resource Management in Da Nang with the active participation from related departments of Da Nang city September 4, 2013 November, 2013: Discussions between Nexus and DPI (focal contact delegated by DPC) directly or via email exchanges on MoU and Nexus Taskforce establishment The proposed Nexus project: Vacuum waste water collection, waste water treatment (biogas production) using the byproducts (irrigation water and fertilizer from biogas plant) for urban agriculture November 25, 2013: The MoU between GIZ-Nexus Project and Da Nang People s Committee has been signed. End of November, 2013: The establishment of a Nexus Task Force is under preparation (The official Decision by the Da Nang People s Committee is expected to be available in the end of November.) November, 2013: A study on urban agriculture has been implemented.

November, 2013

1. Introduction about Da Nang GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION OF DA NANG Key city of the major economic area in Central Viet Nam Plays an important role of inland transport hub, and international gateway to the sea of the East- West Economic Corridor Centre of culture, sports, training, science and technology in Central Viet Nam

1. Introduction about Da Nang GEOGRAPHICAL CONDITIONS LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF VIET NAM Hanoi Haiphong ONE OF THE 5 LARGEST CITIES IN VIET NAM Đà Nẵng Cần thơ AREA: 1,283.42 km 2, 8 DISTRICTS Ho Chi Minh city POPULATION: 926,018 (2010); 1,600,000 (est. 2020)

Aquaculture

2.1. Acreage / Areas under cultivation Size No. Forms of UA Area (hecta) Households Distribution 1 Growing sprouts veggies 0.32 31 Son Tra, Cam Le, Lien Chieu 2 Vegetables and fruits growing 20 120 Ngu Hanh Son, Cam Le, Lien Chieu 3 Mushrooms growing - 181 (12 cooperatives) Ngu Hanh Son, Lien Chieu, Cam Le, Thanh Khe, Son Tra 4 Planting ornamental plants flowers, 1.6 42 Lien Chieu, Ngu Hanh Son, Cam Le 5 Aquaculture 57.55 33 Lien Chieu, Cam Le 6 Ornamental small-business creature 4.26 37 Hai Chau, Ngu Hanh Son, Lien Chieu, Cam Le, Thanh Khe, Son Tra

2.2. Specific characteristics of UA models in Da Nang 1. The model of growing veggies sprouts: a) temporary, primarily utilize the available space area b) efficient because of short harvest time, low cost investment 2. The model of mushrooms: a) stable, can be done year-round b) offers high incomes contributing to improve people's lives 3. The model of vegetables and fruits: a) seasonal dependent on weather conditions b) effective and offers relative high income 4. The model of planting flowers, ornamental plants: a) relatively stable b) offers high economic efficiency; however, it is often affected by the economic situation and weather conditions 5. The model of aquaculture model: a) large scale, offers good income b) highly dependent on weather conditions 6. The model of ornamental creature: a) not at largescale, small and spontaneous b) demand for entertainment with ornamental creatures tends to increase

2.3. Các sản phẩm NNĐT 1. Các loại hoa màu

2.3. UA products 2. Sprouts & Mushrooms

2.3. UA products 3. Flowers, ornamental plants and creatures

2.4. Organizational Structure of Urban Agriculture Ownership structure of urban agriculture in the city with the following forms: [1]. Farmers have ownership [2]. Farmers can lease land for production and aquaculture [3]. State allocates land with fix-term [4]. Cooperatives play the role of management, consulting and offering services [5].There are also units of agriculture and rural development sector, Farmers Association, Cooperative Alliance. The production cooperation models have been established as Hai Van Nam Mushroom Cooperative, Kim Thanh Mushroom Cooperative, Hoa Tien Mushroom Cooperative, Song Phuoc Mushroom and Flower Cooperative.

2.5. Rooftop Agriculture - Rooftop agriculture has been applied by many households in Da Nang. However, the households mainly grow to serve the needs of family consumption and to improve microclimate condition for each household. - Rooftop agriculture is mostly conducted on the balcony, terrace, even the roof for growing sprouts, growing vegetables by hydroponic method, growing mushrooms, flowers, ornamental plants, raising pet birds, ornamental fish. - Currently, a number of households using terrace for growing Lingzhi mushrooms, oyster mushrooms,... which bring high income and high economic efficiency.

2.6. Use of water and fertilizer (*) 1. The use of irrigation water: - Source of water: water from river, drilled wells, dams nearby the cultivation areas - Demand: 50m 3 /day (summer), 20m 3 /day (winter) for an area of about 250m 2 2. The use of fertilizer: No. Name of fertilizer Places for buying Usage frequency/crop Quantity/crop Unit cost/kg 1 Cow manure Da Son 1 time 300kg/150m 2 500 VND/ kg 2 Pig manure Hoa Vang 1 time 200kg/150m 2 500 VND/kg 3 Chicken manure Hoa Vang 1 time 50kg/150m 2 1,000 VND/kg 4 N-P-K fertilizer Da Nang fertilizer agent 1 time 20kg/150m 2 10,000 VND/kg (*) Rapid interview results with UA households from November 13th to 20th, 2013

2.7. Private Investment in Urban Agriculture In Da Nang, the most prominent private investment is for ornamental plants. A typical example is Van Khoa Ornamental Plants Ltd. Company in Hoa Cuong Bac Ward (Hai Chau District) is the largest company manufacturing ornamental plants in Da Nang. Here, nearly 30 workers care flowers, ornamental plants, bringing a profit of over1billionvnd/year. Also from this company, hundreds of farmers have had access to floriculture and growing ornamental plants. The city authorities of Da Nang have opened dozens of technical trainings at Van Khoa Company s growing area. Thus, the model of growing flowers and ornamental plants in Da Nang has been growing very fast. Currently, the city has about 300 households operating in this field, creating a value of 30-40 billion VND/year.

3. Promotion Mechanisms 1. On agriculture and rural development: Until 2020 focuses on agricultural development and implementation of restructuring the agricultural sector towards quality, efficiency, associated with the development of industry and services in rural areas. 2. For the development of urban agriculture: 1. Developing eco-agriculture with the development of vegetables, mushrooms, flowers growing models in urban areas; 2. Developing a system of trees, pet creatures towards high quality and safety, improving economic efficiency and ensuring the quality of the environment, shifting careers for people who lost the land, and contributing to poverty alleviation; 3. Developing agricultural models adapted to climate change, development of hi-tech agriculture, tourism and services development.

4. Potentials of Urban Agriculture In recent years, urban agriculture in Da Nang has been shaped clearer and tends to develop more. Followings are some potentials of UA activities: 1. UA improves nutritional conditions, ensures the health of urban residents + UA products have better quality thanks to attention towards cleaner production + Products are controlled early right from the input stage + Products are sold at hygiene-ensured places + With stable outputs, the producers will be assured to invest into stable production. 2. UA activities have contributed to poverty alleviation and health condition improvement. Along with other policies, UA will help reduce the poverty rate, increase nutrient conditions, balance and ensure community health and clean environment. 3. UA contributes to job creation, income growth and increased purchasing power. + Retain the workers attached to UA activities. + Increase income thanks to higher commodity value gained, selling products faster and easier. + Increase purchasing power because buyers believe in products with good source and safe for health.

5. Recommendations UA activities in Da Nang city is still small in scale, dispersed, low competitive... In order to develop urban agriculture towards stability and sustainability, particularly focused on producing specific special products of each area and meeting high quality of the market demand, some of solutions are proposed as follows: 1. The city government should have specific urban planning and policies, detailed and urban spatial planning orientation needs to prioritize land allocation for urban agriculture. 2. For the operation of UA activities, the city should have policies and mechanisms for priority capital investment, infrastructure investment, service policies to attract the synchronized participation 4 stakeholders : State government - Scientists - Enterprises Farmers to ensure the varieties, state-of-the-art agriculture science and technology and timely information. 3. The forms of UA in urban areas should be further investigated, analyzed, evaluated and developed a proper investment procedure with a multi-stage roadmap. UA should be oriented with high value products, such as orchids, ornamental plants, ornamental fish, raising specialty crops and grow products with high yields. 4. Enhancing mutual learning experience between cities in the field of urban agriculture towards sustainable development, preserving urban landscape and contributing to improvement of ecological environment in the direction of green-clean-beautiful and harmonious with human.

Thank you very much for your attention!