Plan for NRDS implementation and Rice Sector Development

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Plan for NRDS implementation and Rice Sector Development Country Name: Ghana Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 1): PROVISION OF QUALITY SERVICE : Lack of quality services to rice value chain actors 1.1 Facilitate the development of 12 zonal offices into Rice Business Centers providing mechanization, agro-input supply, Business Development and Extension 1.1.1. Plan and develop operational guidelines for Rice Business Centers in the zones 1.1.2. Select rice production areas where Rice Business centers will be situated 1.1.3. Identify key services to be provided (mechanization, agro-input supply, business development, extension services and credit schemes. 1.1.4. Recruit and train interns (National service personnel) to manage the offices By March 2016 GRIB/MOFA/Taskforce $250,000.00 GRIB By July 2016 GRIB/MOFA/Taskforce N/A By March 2016 GRIB/MOFA/Taskforce N/A By March 2016 GRIB/MOFA/Taskforce GoG 1.1.5. Develop financial reporting tools and administrative manuals to operationalize the RBCs 1.1.6. Monitor functioning of the completed RBC s by the Apex Secretariat By March 2016 GRIB/MOFA/Taskforce GRIB August 2016 GRIB/MOFA/Taskforce GRIB

Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 2): : TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: Poor adoption of modern techniques and agronomic practices by rice value chain stakeholders towards improving productivity 2.1 Strengthen the capacity of rice smallholder farmers in System Rice Intensification (SRI) methods and other technology to improve productivity 2.2 Enhance the capacity of female smallholder parboiled rice producers in business principles and marketing skills. 2.3 Strengthen the capacity of medium and large scale farmers through training in best agronomic practices in water management and bunding technology in rice production, harvesting and post harvesting practices 2.1.1. Organize on-field training in the 12 zones on SRI By December 2015 Taskforce /MOFA/ GRIB GoG 2.1.2. Select model farmers for demonstration By December 2016 Taskforce /MOFA/ GoG sites Farmers 2.1.3. Prepare 3 demonstration sites per zone By December 2016 Taskforce /MOFA/ GoG for learning Farmers 2.1.4. Monitor the adoption of technology by farmers By December 2016 Taskforce /MOFA/ Farmers GoG 2.2.1 Plan and organize training workshops in By June2016 Taskforce / GRIB US$30,000 the zones in northern Ghana in quality GRIB processing & packaging, entrepreneurship development and business management and leadership 2.2.2 Monitor the adoption of training During processing Taskforce /MOFA/ GRIB GRIB knowledge by zones periods 2.3.1 Design training modules By November 2015 Taskforce /MOFA JICA/GoG 2.3.2 Identify key areas of rice production for the training 2.3.3 Organize training workshops in all the rice growing zones 2.3.4 Monitor and evaluate the adoption of training by zones By December 2015 Taskforce /MOFA JICA/GoG By February 2016 Taskforce /MOFA JICA/GoG By December 2016 Taskforce /MOFA JICA/GoG

Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 3): Lack of standards for quality rice 3.1 Engage the Ghana Standard Authority and MoFA to develop a national minimum standard for PADDY rice drawing on international standards and best practices. 3.1.1 Plan and develop rice standards with GSA, MOFA and other stakeholders 3.1.2 Plan and hold dialogue meeting with GSA to develop certification for locally produced rice to ensure quality 3.1.3 Plan and organize stakeholder workshop on paddy rice standards and milled rice for the rice value chain in Ghana 3.1.4 Plan and develop rice standards with GSA, MOFA and other stakeholders By September 2015 GSA/Taskforce /GRIB GoG By November 2016 GSA/Taskforce /GRIB GoG By December 2015 GSA/Taskforce /GRIB GoG By March 2016 GSA/Taskforce /GRIB GoG 3.2 Sensitize actors along the value chain through training and capacity building to embrace the standard for improved quality management and enhanced competitiveness of local rice. 3.2.1 Plan and organize media activities to sensitize the general public on the standards By May 2016 Taskforce /MOFA GoG 3.2.2 Monitor and evaluate the action By December 2016 Taskforce /MOFA GoG

Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 4): Limited availability of improved varieties due to poor planning 4.1 Production of adequate quantities of breeder, foundation and certified seed from released rice varieties adaptable to rice growing ecologies 4.1.1 Organize seed planning meetings to By October 2015 Taskforce /DCS GoG determine the quantities of seed required 4.1.2 increase in quantity of breeder seeds of By March 2016 Taskforce /Research GoG selected varieties 4.1.3 increase in quantity of foundation seeds By August 2017 Taskforce /GLDB/Private GoG per variety Sector 4.1.4 increase in certified seeds per variety By March 2018 Taskforce /Private Sector GoG 4.2 Develop an efficient system of distribution for breeder, foundation and certified seed 4.3 Organize and train certified seed growers 4.2.1 Facilitate the establishment of distribution outlet 4.2.2 Link private seed companies to foundation seed producers 4.2.3 Link farmers to distribution outlets in the identified zones 4.3.1 Plan and liaise with DCS to identify seed growers in the zones 4.3.2 Train identified seed grower in seed production and quality control By November 2017 Taskforce /GAIDA GAIDA By December 2016 Taskforce /STAG GoG By February 2018 Taskforce /GAIDA GAIDA By November 2015 Taskforce /DCS GoG By November 2017 Taskforce /DCS GoG

Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 6): Limited access to fertilizer and distribution 6.1 Ensure timely importation of fertilizer 6.2 Develop an efficient system of storage and distribution (in affordable packages) of recommended fertilizer to enhance availability 6.3 Facilitate timely access to fertilizer through the provision of efficient credit systems 6.4 Encourage use of organic fertilizer through awareness creation, training and demonstrations 6.1.1 Organize stakeholders meeting with companies on the periods of fertilizer importation 6.1.2 Facilitate the importation of fertilizer before the beginning of farming seasons 6.2.1 Facilitate the establishment of distribution outlet 6.2.2 Rehabilitate existing fertilizer storage facilities 6.2.3 Link farmers to outlets nearest to their localities 6.3.1 Identify credit institutions that can support farmers 6.3.2 Link farmers to credit systems identified/established to procure inputs 6.4.1 Create awareness on use of organic fertilizer 6.4.2 Establish demonstrations on use of organic fertilizer in rice production 6.4.3 Train farmers of the handling and use of organic fertilizer By December, 2015 PPRSD, IFDC, Financial Institutions, DAES DCS, NGOs GoG By February, 2016 PPRSD, IFDC, Financial GoG Institutions, DAES DCS, NGOs By December, 2016 GAIDA GAIDA By December, 2016 Taskforce/MOFA GoG By February, 2016 Taskforce/IFDC/GAIDA IFDC By December, 2015 Taskforce/ IFDC/ Financial Institutions, IFDC By March, 2016 Taskforce/Financial IFDC Institutions By February, 2016 Taskforce/DCS GoG By June, 2016 Taskforce/DCS GoG By November, 2016 Taskforce/DCS GoG

Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 7): Poor post-harvest infrastructure and marketing 7.1 Enhance quality of milled rice through provision of appropriate machinery and capacity building in post-harvest handling of produce 7.2 Provide adequate storage facilities in major rice producing and consumption areas 7.3 Develop suitable branding of locally produced rice as a way of promoting 7.1.1 Upgrade existing rice milling equipment to improve quality of rice processed 7.1.2 Train processors in post-harvest handling of rice 7.2.1 Establish new storage facilities in major rice growing areas 7.2.2 Rehabilitate existing storage facilities in rice growing and consumption areas 7.3.1 Standard rice packaging material approved for locally produced rice 7.3.2 Develop reliable price and market information system By November, 2016 Taskforce/Processors GoG By March, 2016 Taskforce/DCS GoG By December, 2017 Taskforce/Private sector GoG By November, 2017 Taskforce/MOFA GoG By September, 2016 Taskforce/GSA By November, 2016 Taskforce/Isoko GoG/Isoko

Issue in NRDS Implementation/ Rice Sector Development (No. 8): Limited/poor irrigation and water control structures for rice production 8.1 Rehabilitate and expand existing irrigation infrastructure and improve suitable lowlands/valleys with water harvesting & regulatory structures(whirs) 8.2 Promote the use of small scale pumps along perennial water bodies 8.3 Train communities in the management and maintenance of irrigation schemes and other water control systems 8.1.1 Rehabilitate existing irrigation schemes for rice cultivation 8.1.2 Expand of irrigation infrastructure for rice production 8.1.3 Increase irrigated area for rice production 8.1.4 Construct water harvesting & regulatory structures in selected lowlands/valleys 8.2.1 Identify perennial water bodies suitable for rice production 8.2.2 Procure small scale pumps as credit for small scale farmers 8.3.1 Sensitize communities on the management of irrigation schemes 8.3.2 Encourage community participation in irrigation development 8.3.3 Train community members of the maintenance of the developed irrigation schemes By November, 2016 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By December, 2017 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By March, 2018 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By August, 2017 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By November, 2016 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By March, 2017 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By February, 2018 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By May, 2017 Taskforce/GIDA GoG By January, 2018 Taskforce/GIDA GoG