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Module 2: Harvest to Table 36 th IVTC Name: Ch.Suvd Country: Mongolia 1 December, 2017 worldveg.org 1 of 12 Country profile - Mongolia worldveg.org 2 of x Country profile - Mongolia worldveg.org 3 of x Country profile - Mongolia

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Name: Ch.Suvd Country: Mongolia

1 December, 2017

Module 2: Harvest to Table 36th IVTC

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Country profile - Mongolia

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Biodata – Ch.Suvd

 Name:

Ch.Suvd

 Profession:

Agronomist

 Organization: VEGI project  Title:

Vegetable specialist

 Project goal:

contribute to improved livelihood for veg.growers through inclusive & sustainable growth of veg.sector.

  • Period:

2016-2019 (2 year)

  • Budget:

5 mln CHF

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Three topics in Module 2 most useful for me

 “Nutritional lenses” from seed to table

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  • Post harvest management to reduce loss &

maintain nutritional value

  • Practical activities and group works
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104,800 72,300 93,500 37,503.8 27,769.7 30,372.8

  • 20,000

40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 140,000 160,000

2014 2015 2016

Import Production

142,304 100,070 123,873

Consumption (production+import)

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PRODUCTION POST HARVEST/ MARKETING FINANCE PROBLEMS FACED VEGETABLE GROWERS

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PRODUCTION

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LACK OF EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY (HIGH RENT) LACK OF HUMAN RESOURCES LACK OF SEED, SUPPLY & KNOWLEDGE LACK OF MINERAL FERTILIZERS IRRIGATION SYSTEM NOT DEVELOPED TRAINING & WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED DURING BUSIEST TIME

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POST HARVEST/ MARKETING

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NO ACCESS TO MARKET INFORMATION (NOT UP TO DATE) HIGH TRANSPORTATION COST

(LACK OF LABOR FORCE, REMOTENESS)

LACK OF STORAGE (HIGH INVESTMENT/COST) LACK OF DIRECT ACCESS TO MARKET

(LOCATION, CUSTOMER FRIENDLY)

LEGISLATIVE

(CHEAP IMPORTED VEGETABLES COME IN HARTVEST TIME)

PRICE (PRICES DICTATED BY MIDDLEMAN, WHOLESALERS)

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FINANCE 3

HIGH INTEREST RATE (1.9%-2.2% MONTHLY, 1-5 YEAR) HIGH COLLATERAL (FARMLAND NOT ACCEPTED AS COLLATERAL, COLLATERAL AT

LEAST 4 TIMES HIGHER THAN LOAN)

GUARANTOR NEEDED (SOMEBODY WITH NOT SUCH RISKY BUSINESS) BUREUCRACY FOR LOAN (AT LEAST 14 DAYS) INSECURE BUSSINESS – LOAN PROVISION LOW (PRONE TO NATURAL

DISASTER, NO INSURANCE)

REPAYMENT SCHEDULE NOT FLEXIBLE (FIXED ACCORDING TO BANK DEFINED

SCHEDULE)

AUTUMN HIGH SEASON (TUITION FEE, HARVEST EXPENCES, LOAN REPAYMENT)

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OUTCOME 1 : VEGETABLE PRODUCTION

  • Variety testing
  • Seed production & supply (Seed reserve fund)
  • Testing & supply of pesticides
  • Pilot extension center (3)
  • Trainings & study tours
  • Handbook & leaflets
  • SSE, plastic greenhouses
  • Cabbage & onion production
  • Storage

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OUTCOME 2 : MARKETING

  • Marketing cooperatives
  • Mobile application (price communication)
  • Public awareness (Web, FB)
  • Marketing researches
  • Direct link with markets, supermarkets chains
  • Trainings

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OUTCOME 3 & 4 : URBAN AND PERI- URBAN VEG.PRODUCTION & POLICY

  • MODEL STREET
  • RESOURCES POOR HHs
  • SCHOOLS & KINDERGARDENS
  • TRAININGS (PRODUCTION, COOKING,

MARKETING)

  • POLICY
  • FFS
  • STANDARDS

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Workplan 2018-2019

Activity Partner ✓Introduce new veg.crops (mungbean, veg. soybean, etc) AVRDC Taiwan ✓ Testing of new varieties (East west seed LLC varieties) ARIs ✓ Establish veg.seed company (under Elite seed LLC) MFARD, Elite seed LLC ✓ Introduction of GAP (certification, standards) RIPP, MSUA, SPIA, NCS ✓ Pesticides residues test kit (testing, development) RIPP, MSUA, SPIA ✓ Trainings:

  • Post harvest management
  • Nutritional value chain

Nutritionists, nutriceuticals

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Workplan 2018-2019 (cont.)

Activity Partner ✓ Workshops for supply chain actors:

  • Post harvest management,
  • Packaging, eco-friendly packaging,
  • Food safety

MUST, Finpack ✓ 3 pilot extension centers:

  • Develop development workplan for 2017-2019
  • Training for extension officers
  • Technical advice

NAEC, KOPIA, JA Hokkaido ✓ Supply chain assessment for main veg.crops Research agencies ✓ Public awareness diet, nutrition Media ✓ Introduce data analytical tools in project monitoring M&E officer, SDC

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Challenges

 Present DAP at the annual planning workshop  Convince project leaders, partners, beneficiaries  Reflect in yearly operational plan for 2018

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BENEFICIARIES & PARTNERS

 Small scale vegetable growers  HHs in urban & peri-urban area  MoFALI  City authority  Local government  ARIs  Other relevant projects (ADB, EU, FAO, ..)

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You are welcome to visit Mongolia

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PS: Better in summer

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Within 6 hours – 500C difference