11. CBRDP, the third IFAD-funded project in Cambodia, was approved by the IFAD
Executive Board in December 2000, signed in January 2001 and declared effective
in March 2001. The project closed in June 2010, following two extensions from
January 2008 and January 2009.9
12. Project objectives. The goal of the project was „to reduce the poverty of targeted
households in the project area‟. The immediate project objectives were:
i) increased food production and farm income for 39,150 poor households due
to intensified and diversified crop and livestock production; and
ii) increased capacity of the poor to use the services available from government
and other sources for their social and economic development.
13. After the MTR in 2004, a third objective was added, namely:
iii) poorer households, their village organizations and commune councils jointly
with government and non-government service providers efficiently implement
development activities for their economic and social well-being.
14. The project had four components which included: community development;
agricultural and livestock development; rural infrastructure; and support to
institutional development. A breakdown of the project costs, including the
percentage of the base costs for each of the components, is provided in table 1.
11. CBRDP, the third IFAD-funded project in Cambodia, was approved by the IFAD
Executive Board in December 2000, signed in January 2001 and declared effective
in March 2001. The project closed in June 2010, following two extensions from
January 2008 and January 2009.9
12. Project objectives. The goal of the project was „to reduce the poverty of targeted
households in the project area‟. The immediate project objectives were:
i) increased food production and farm income for 39,150 poor households due
to intensified and diversified crop and livestock production; and
ii) increased capacity of the poor to use the services available from government
and other sources for their social and economic development.
13. After the MTR in 2004, a third objective was added, namely:
iii) poorer households, their village organizations and commune councils jointly
with government and non-government service providers efficiently implement
development activities for their economic and social well-being.
14. The project had four components which included: community development;
agricultural and livestock development; rural infrastructure; and support to
institutional development. A breakdown of the project costs, including the
percentage of the base costs for each of the components, is provided in table 1.
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