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What is the minimum land area that applicants must be able to farm annually?
What is the minimum land area that applicants must be able to farm annually?
- 300 hectares (correct)
- 200 hectares
- 400 hectares
- 100 hectares
Which agricultural sectors are included in the Second Sustainable Agriculture Intensification Food Security Project (SAIP II)?
Which agricultural sectors are included in the Second Sustainable Agriculture Intensification Food Security Project (SAIP II)?
- Cereals and livestock
- Cereals and vegetables (correct)
- Fruits and aquaculture
- Livestock and grains
Which of the following must applicants provide as part of their application?
Which of the following must applicants provide as part of their application?
- Personal bank statements
- Employment history
- A business plan outlining profitability (correct)
- Proof of citizenship
What is one of the goals of the protected agriculture initiative under SAIP II?
What is one of the goals of the protected agriculture initiative under SAIP II?
What is the maximum budget allowed for post-harvest processing related to potatoes?
What is the maximum budget allowed for post-harvest processing related to potatoes?
What percentage of the project cost must applicants be willing to contribute for equipment financing?
What percentage of the project cost must applicants be willing to contribute for equipment financing?
Which district is NOT listed as a priority area for financial support in SAIP II?
Which district is NOT listed as a priority area for financial support in SAIP II?
What is a requirement for primary production applicants in SAIP II?
What is a requirement for primary production applicants in SAIP II?
Preference will be given to projects that demonstrate what level of contribution toward the overall project cost?
Preference will be given to projects that demonstrate what level of contribution toward the overall project cost?
Which of the following support areas is focused on enhancing mechanical solutions for agriculture?
Which of the following support areas is focused on enhancing mechanical solutions for agriculture?
Which of the following entities can applicants be in order to qualify for the application?
Which of the following entities can applicants be in order to qualify for the application?
What is one of the key objectives of SAIP II for organizations?
What is one of the key objectives of SAIP II for organizations?
Where can applicants find all supporting documentation for their application?
Where can applicants find all supporting documentation for their application?
What is the maximum budget for a tractor purchase?
What is the maximum budget for a tractor purchase?
What must an applicant demonstrate regarding their business model?
What must an applicant demonstrate regarding their business model?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for protected agriculture applicants?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for protected agriculture applicants?
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SAIP II Project Focus
SAIP II Project Focus
Supporting investments in Rwandan agriculture, including cereals, vegetables, fruits, and protected agriculture.
Eligible Districts
Eligible Districts
Kamonyi, Huye, Ruhango, Muhanga, Gisagara, Nyamagabe, Bugesera, Rusizi, Nyagatare, Kirehe, Ngororero, Rwamagana, Kayonza, Gatsibo, Ngoma, Nyanza, Rulindo, Karongi, Rutsiro, Nyabihu.
SAIP II Project Objectives
SAIP II Project Objectives
Supporting existing agricultural initiatives, prioritizing occupational health and safety, and environmental, health, and safety.
Protected Agriculture Support
Protected Agriculture Support
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Mechanical Solutions Support
Mechanical Solutions Support
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Value Addition Activities Support
Value Addition Activities Support
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Primary Production Experience Requirement
Primary Production Experience Requirement
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Protected Agriculture Application Requirement
Protected Agriculture Application Requirement
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Equipment Financing Contribution
Equipment Financing Contribution
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Minimum Farm Size
Minimum Farm Size
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Business Plan Requirement
Business Plan Requirement
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Financial Institution Relationship
Financial Institution Relationship
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Primary Production Budget Limit
Primary Production Budget Limit
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Post-Harvest Processing (Cereals) Budget Limit
Post-Harvest Processing (Cereals) Budget Limit
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Infrastructure-enabled Location
Infrastructure-enabled Location
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SAIP II Funding
SAIP II Funding
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Study Notes
Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB) Announcement
- The Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB) is announcing the Second Sustainable Agriculture Intensification Food Security Project (SAIP II)
- SAIP II will provide support to farmers in selected regions (Kamonyi, Huye, Ruhango, Muhanga, Gisagara, Nyamagabe, Bugesera, Rusizi, Nyagatare, Kirehe, and Ngororero) and existing SAIP 1 regions (Rwamagana, Kayonza, Gatsibo, Ngoma, Nyanza, Rulindo, Karongi, Rutsiro, and Nyabihu).
- SAIP II aims to increase crop yields, improve post-harvest handling, and add value to crops like maize, potatoes, beans, vegetables, and fruits.
- The project will focus on supporting new and existing projects, improving project quality, and enhancing food and product safety, as well as occupational health and safety.
- Interested parties must submit their applications within 10 days of the announcement to the SAIP II headquarters in Blue Star House, 35 KG 7 Ave, Kacyiru, Gasabo district.
- Contact details are provided for further inquiries.
Project Requirements
- Primary Production: Applicants must have at least one agricultural season of experience, especially seed production related to supported crops. Individuals, cooperatives, or businesses can apply. Applications must include a project proposal focusing on specific crops and potential market value in order to secure funding.
- Protected Agriculture: Applicants must be experienced in protected agriculture (e.g., greenhouses, shade nets)
- Applications must include: Business idea, capacity to operate, suitable location meeting environmental regulations, and commitment to long-term investment (minimum 50%)
- Minimum size requirements: applicants should have a minimum of 7 members for an organization, with those involved in governance. Applicants must demonstrate no outstanding debts to financial institutions and include relevant documentation such as business registration and land ownership.
Additional Considerations
- Value Addition: Applicants seeking value addition should demonstrate an understanding of value addition techniques for specific crops.
- Mechanization: Applicants for mechanization projects must have sufficient land size and demonstrate expertise in equipment operations and project viability.
- Certification: Applicants for certification projects must demonstrate adherence to quality standards.
- Project budgets: Maximum project budgets vary depending on the type of project, ranging from 20,000 USD for basic agriculture to 50,000 USD for greenhouse projects to 100,000 USD for value addition.
- Youth and Women-Owned Businesses: The initiative will offer reduced contributions to women and youth, with some of their contributions being given in kind.
Important Deadlines & Information
- Applications must be submitted within 10 days of the announcement date.
- A detailed proposal will be required and assessed as part of the application.
- A project's acceptance will be considered based on evaluation standards and scores.
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This quiz covers the key aspects of the Second Sustainable Agriculture Intensification Food Security Project (SAIP II) announced by the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB). Participants will learn about the project’s goals, regions involved, and expected outcomes relating to crop yields and food safety. It is important for anyone interested in agriculture in Rwanda to understand this initiative.
