Climate-Friendly Agribusiness Value Chains Sector Project (RRP CAM 48409-002)

LIST OF PRE-SCREENED SUBPROJECTS

A. Irrigation Subproject Investments

1. A formal process was followed for the identification of potential subprojects which were assessed by the design consultants, mainly the climate change adaptation and resilience experts, and that required the participation of the provincial agencies: Provincial Department of Agriculture and Provincial Department of Water Resources and Meteorology and commune councils and village heads. The selection criteria included:

(i) There is political and community commitment to the investment for the subproject identified; (ii) With the modernization and rehabilitation of the proposed site there is sufficient justification that the system will be more climate resilient and the command area of each subproject should be sufficient to demonstrate effective climate change mitigation and viable economic returns; (iii) The site has low irrigation efficiency and low water productivity, and scope for improvement, with sufficient water resources; (iv) It is an existing system and is small scale; (v) There is a farmer water user cooperative (FWUC) in existence or the potential to establish a FWUC is evident; (vi) An initial internal rate of return estimation shows that there is economic viability for supporting the irrigation system; (vii) The subproject should involve rehabilitation of both primary canals and distribution canal networks (secondary and tertiary irrigation canals) to ensure that water reaches the farms, with minimum water loss; (viii) The subproject should not be covered by other ongoing or proposed development projects financed by Asian Development Bank (ADB) or donor partners; (ix) The subproject should not cause involuntary resettlement and should require as less land acquisition as possible; (x) There is potential for cluster (cooperative) development and beneficiaries to include vulnerable communities, poor and women farmers and the socioeconomic benefits must accrue to all beneficiaries equally; (xi) Provisions had to be provided for the operations and maintenance of the facility; and (xii) Environmental and social safeguards were, such that, no negative impacts would result that could not be mitigated.

2. All the eligible subprojects needed to conform to the development objectives of the provincial governments, Government of and Asian Development Bank (ADB). They are expected to contribute to the achievement of the ADB Country Partnership Strategy (2014- 2018), the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Agriculture Sector Strategic Development Plan (2014-2018), the Government of Cambodia’s Industrial Development Policy (2015-2025), the Government of Cambodia’s Policy on the Promotion of Paddy Production and Rice Export (2010), and Cambodia Climate Change Strategic Plan (2014-2023). The eligible subprojects are unlikely to have any significant social or environmental safeguard issues with their implementation.

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3. Initially, 27 subprojects were identified but was reduced to 22. The number from each province is (7), Takeo (5), Tboung Khmum (5), and (5). The following tables list the selected irrigation subproject investments.

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Kampot Irrigation Subprojects

Subproject Location Cropping patterns Description of infrastructure, Number of households Estimated Name modernization and rehabilitation &beneficiaries cost proposed Trapaing Trapaing Run village, Farmers grow wet season - Command area 100 ha There are 3 villages benefiting from $526,000 Run Tani commune, Angkor rice production, but limited - Dredge and restore depth of reservoir this reservoir with 185 of 708 Reservoir Chey district, Kampot production of early wet - Repair reservoir embankment householders expected to benefit (built 1976 Province season rice because of the - Rebuild 3 outlet gates leading to three from the improvement work under lack of water. alignments of distribution canals. PolPot) - 2 small earth canals on the outside of Only 20% farmers grow a 300m each coming from the reservoir + 1 second crop, with central of 1000m crossed by a rehabilitation that transversal main of 900m (justification for percentage will increase or 900m one lesser because of land layout). farmers will grow other Total length: 1000+900+300x2 = 2500m. crops such as vegetables gravity fed. and watermelons - Existing but old and need rehabilitation of secondary transversal canals of 3 x 1000m = 3000m. Teok La’ak Angkor Chey Commune, Currently: 100 ha rice of - Command area 100 ha 3 villages and 328 hh: $600,000 Reservoir wet season would increase - Embankment rehabilitation - Prey Cheu Teal village (150hh) to 150ha, with 100 ha in - Three new water gates - Angkor Chey Leu (88hh) dry season. - Rehabilitation of 1 main earth canal that - Trapaing Srae (90hh users) is shallow or better 2 side canals of up to Sweet potato in the dry 500m each, season with pumping - New secondary canals 8 x 500m each = (seen as more profitable 4km in total. than rice). Prey Takoch Srae Knong commune, 1 crop only: 70% would - Command area 360 ha 2 villages in Srae Kning commune. $643,000 - Prawoek ChumKriri district, add at least one more crop - One sluice gate with spillway Total 875 households with 2,895 Pong season and 45% would be - 1 box culvert on reservoir people. able to do 3 crops / year. - 10 culverts, 600 meter of dyke Yield increase by 1-2 t/ha - Rehabilitation 2,100meters of main canal + upland cash crops Malech Chress commune, Before: 1,600ha of which - Command area 1,600 ha 4 villages in Chress commune. $1,150,000 Reservoir Chumkiri district 10% has 2 crops only and - Rehabilitate main dike and minor dike Toatl 1,557 HHs with 5,608 people. 20% has 3 crops 1.4km long; 2 sluice gates on minor dike; +55ha of cash crops 6km of drainage canal upland - 6 lines of 28km irrigation canal; 3 box 4

Subproject Location Cropping patterns Description of infrastructure, Number of households Estimated Name modernization and rehabilitation &beneficiaries cost proposed culvers&36 culverts/gates along canals Trapaeng Sathpong commune, All currently growing a - Command area 1,400 ha 1,506 households and 7,148 $1,610,000 Boeueng Trameng, and Baniev single crop except for 25ha - Build 1 new spillway individuals Reservoir communes, Chhuk doing early wet season - 5 new culverts on the dyke district crop. Rehabilitation would - Rehabilitate 23 culverts& rehabilitate allow 30% of the area to 4,200 m of dike: add a second crop and - Rehabilitate 1,265 m of minor dyke and 25% would actually add 4,714 meters of canal even a third crop. Yield increase by 1 to 1.5t/ha Kandal Kandal commune, A single crop only after - Command area 650 ha 2 villages in the commune: $650,000 Reservoir Teck Chhu district, rehabilitation 25% of - Rehabilitate:2.8km earth dyke Total 585 households with 2,985 farmers to grow 3 crops, - 3 box culverts on reservoir people. and another 20% 2 - 1 spillway crops/y. Yield also - 12 culverts & sluices along and 301m increases by 1t/ha. + 15ha main canal with concrete in cash crop Prawoek Trapeang Pring Farmers only produce a - Command area 310 ha 585 households and 2,885 people $410,000 Pong commune, Tuek Chhu single crop, will shift to at - Structures to rehabilitate include:culverts. across 2 villages. Reservoir district, least 2 crops per annum 200m of dike and 100mof main canal and and actually 15% to 3 laterite is paved on the top both crops embankments Upland crops grown (maize, cassava etc.)

Tboung Khmum Irrigation Subprojects

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages & Number of households Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation &beneficiaries cost proposed Ta Khem Kbal Teuk village, Ov Farmers cropping 2 crops / - Command 445 ha 7villages in O Raing Ov commune $378,000 Reservoir Raing Ov district year (gravity + some - A reservoir about 120mx300m, increase are benefits. Kbaal Teuk” pumping from reservoir) capacity; widen + raise slightly +surface Total165household, with 802 people scheme: before rehabilitation and reservoir embankment (120m long) from would go to 3 crops/ year 3 to 7m wide, rehabilitate 3 outlets after rehabilitation culvert with 2 more operable gates, 2 5

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages & Number of households Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation &beneficiaries cost proposed 5ha cash crops add a dry earthen small canal alignments of about season crop upstream and 1,000m in total length, rehabilitate 2 main near reservoir canals of 150m and 100m Trapaing Peuk At present only 250ha - Command area 600 ha 2 villages in Thmar Pich commune: $456,800 Tros commune village , single rice crop+ rain-fed - Repair reservoir breaches, embankment Total 600 households with 1,600 Reservoir Thmar Pich improve reservoir command of 1.4 km; 3 Head regulators (2 pipe people district would be 600ha and2 culvert of 0.6m dia. and one 4 cells box crops/year includes and culvert also functioning as flood . early wet season crop (60% evacuator. of new area for early wet season)+ yield increase from 3 to 5t/ha. Flooding in the wet season K’Eth Prek Pdao Only 250ha of early dry - Command area 1,120 ha 4 villages in Prek Pdao commune. $475,000 Reservoir commune, Peam season rice grown, would - Repair breaches of the reservoir Total 450households with 1,800 Chealaing increase to 1,120ha of 2 embankment 700m, 2 head regulators people district crops/ per year with yield repair, flood evacuation structures. (box increases of 3 to 5t/ha. culvert bridge of 4 spans, about 12m in total width. not functional & damaged Flooding in the wet season possibility of sub canal rehabilitation (1.4km?) Toul Pring Thmar Pich commune 25ha reservoir, currently - Command area 250 ha 2 villages in Thmar Pich commune. $100,000 Reservoir serving 200ha rice; now - Raise and rehabilitate 500m embankment Total 619 households with 2,617 only 1 crop/ year with ,raise and rehabilitate and replace people drought risks + some cash sluices, raise dike/road level and make crops. embankment flood resilient, possible culverts needed. Two Chhouk commune 1,000ha of rice and some - Command area 1,000 ha 8 villages in Chhouk commune and $300,000. Community Kroch Chmar district + cash crop land, now only 1 - Dredge and dig out the reservoir and 24 villages in Seda commune Reservoirs Seda commune, rice crop/ year with drought rehabilitate the embankment (Dambae District)11,000 households Dambae district risks - Improve flood evacuation structures. (box and 54,677 people in total across culvert bridge and make climate resilient, both subprojects. Flooding in the wet season about 12m in total width and sub canal strengthening, with subsequent culverts.

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Kampong Cham Irrigation subprojects

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages and Number of Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation proposed households &beneficiaries cost

Ocherey Dam Cheal Lea commune and Only 750 ha above flood- Command area 750 ha 20 villages could benefit $1,000,000 Sambo commune line, water management Dam and main canal rehabilitation needed, 1,000 households. required, in wet season risk also set up canals back into the receding of flooding from the Tonle water areas high risk of destruction when Sap river, use of residual waters are high. flood water used in cash cropping Teuk Char Beung Nay & Krouch 3,000 ha of rice grown Command area 4,900 ha 17 villages, 3,426 $600,000 Irrigation communes, Prey Chhor with2 crops per year. Reservoir good and has spillway, obsolete households, 9,704 people in System district Rehabilitation would hydro plant. Main canal of 5.6km (Japanese) Teuk Charr+ 645hh and increase yields by more to rehabilitate and 3 secondary canals of 2,580 persons in Thmor Dam than 0.5 t/ha with second 18km in total length. rice crop going from 135 to Tertiary canal network (FAO sponsored 26% of the irrigated area 2002): there are 20 branches of 1km, all have been damaged and need repair (3 secondary Only fruit and vegetables canal x 3 II canals = 20 x 1x 3 = 60km of III grown on 10 ha. canals.)

5 Kumpheak Svay Teap commune, 538 ha of rice grownwith 2 Command area 638 ha: 538ha in wet season 6 villages,531 households $1.076,000 Reservoir crops per year. Vegetable and 100 ha in dry Season Total: 2,170 people & cash crops 80 ha. . Rehabilitation would Rehabilitation of 500m dam and 3 secondary increase yield and secure canals with 4,500m length the dry season rice and Install culverts 40. vegetable production.

Kor aet Mae Pring commune, 300ha of rice per year in Command area 450ha: 300ha in dry season 1 village, 350 households $600,000 Reservoir Bathey district dry season (when floods rice and 150ha in wet season rice with Total: 1,800 people. recede). vegetable & cash crops 60ha. Vegetable & cash crops Rehabilitate 3 secondary canals line with total 60ha. Rehabilitation can 2,400m length. increase rice production Install culverts in six locations and from 1 crop to 2 crops per rehabilitating a further 6 structures. year and other cash crops. 7

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages and Number of Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation proposed households &beneficiaries cost

This area is flooded for 2 months every year.

O Kamprok Preah Andong commune, 380ha of rice per year in Command area 455ha: 3 villages, 146 households $760,000 Reservoir Stung Trang district dry season (when floods 380 ha in dry season rice and 75 ha in the Total: 850 people. recede). wet season. Vegetable & cash crops Rehabilitate 1 secondary canal line with total 76ha. Rehabilitation can 960m length. increase rice production Install water gate in one location and from 1 crop to 2 crops per rehabilitate two structures year and other cash crops. This area is flooded for 2 months every year.

Takeo Irrigation Subprojects

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages and Number of Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation proposed households &beneficiaries cost Prey Kdouch Trapaing Kra Nhoung There are two main crops 5 villages in the same $1,041,000 Reservoir commune, Tram Kak growing in the command 1. Improve embankment of 1st reservoir of Trapaing Kranhoung district area of the reservoir 700mm; commune benefits the system. 2. Improve the spillway on 1st Reservoir; system: Wet season rice crops, on 3. Replace the head regulator on 1st reservoir; 1. Prey Kouch, 200 ha, 100 the full area of 550 ha with 4. Rehabilitate the main canal of 3.65km. The households yield varying from 1.5 to 2.5 canal may be considered to be lined with 2. Trapaing Robong, 100 ha, tons per ha. concrete or bricks; 100 households Mango is another main 5. Rehabilitate the secondary canal of 4.5km, 3. Trapaing Skea, 150 ha, crop, growing on 150 ha concrete lining or brick lining is considered 100 households area in addition to the rice for design of the distribution system; 4. Trapaing Kranhoung, 50 cultivation area. 6. Replace two outlet structures on 2nd ha, 100 households The total command area: reservoir. 5. Trapaing Chork, 50 ha, 620ha. Deepening the 2nd reservoir (40m x 500m, 100 households 1.5m) Total 500 households will be benefits Kraing Empil Trapaing Kra Nhoung There are two main crops in Currently, during the wet season the 1 village with 200households $243,900 8

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages and Number of Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation proposed households &beneficiaries cost Embankment commune, Tram Kak, the command area of 300 catchment system is storing enough water for in of Trapaing Kranhoung district ha. dry season rice and cash crops or supplement commune will benefit from • Wet season rice in full the wet season crops, to upgrade the system the rehabilitation of command area, and as following: embankment system. • Cash crop (maize, water • Rehabilitate the existing embankment by melon peanuts, raising its top level by 0.5m with earth and cucumbers) during the dry laterite pavement, and extent the season on an area of 10 embankment of 450m length by forming ha, which is part of the 300 new body of embankment body and paving ha. with laterite. • Replace one outlet with an emergency weir. • Improve erosion protection at the upstream and downstream of one outlet structure. • Construct one new outlet structure. • Rehabilitation of the new irrigation canal of 500m. Brick or concrete lined is considered for improvement.

Sdok Sam commune, Command area is 300ha. Proposed to rehabilitate the system as follows: 3 villages in Samroung $402,000 Reservoir Two crops per year with • Rehabilitate the embankment of reservoir by commune will benefit. difficult access and not fixing damage on both side slopes. 1. Samroung Village:91 enough water as well. • Augment dam height by0.5m from current households • Wet season rice: 50 ha level. The reservoir can capture and store 2. Pen Meas Village:102 with supplementary more water. households irrigation from the Construct 4 distribution canals, measuring in 3. Prey Tadok village:37 reservoir with lack of total length of 5 km. The canal shall be households distribution canals. concrete lined to save water loss and increase Total 230 households with • Rice yield about 1.5 tons the irrigation efficiency 920 people. per ha. • Cash crops in dry season, about 17ha. After rehabilitation the system can increase capacity to 560 ha and able to secure supplementary irrigation for wet season rice.Yield will increase to 2 9

Subproject Location Crops grown and Description of infrastructure, Villages and Number of Estimated Name hectares modernization and rehabilitation proposed households &beneficiaries cost to 2.5 tons per ha. Potential to increase dry season rice. Trapaing Trapaing Thom Khang The potential command It is proposed to upgrade the system as 4 villages in Samroung $362,000 Khorn commune,Tboung Tram area of this reservoir follows: commune will benefit. Reservoir Kak district system is 200 ha. 1. Upgrading the reservoir embankment of 1. Samroung village:66 There are two crops per 830m, with laterite pavement on top of households year: embankment to be used also as an access 2. Cham Teap village:35 • Wet season rice, full road. households command area (200ha), 2. Replacement of 2 outlet structures 3. Trapaing Khorn village:55 yield 2 to 2.5 tons / ha. (Culverts) households • Cash crops 25ha in dry Replacement of a crossing bridge with a 4. Trapaing Cheap village: season after main rice proper spillway with overpass bridge, and a 25 households harvested. sluice gate. Total are181 households. Command area 105 ha O’Rumdoul , Tran Command area is 985 ha. Proposed to rehabilitate the system as follows: 5 villages in Tram Kak $750,000 Reservoir Kak district Farmer grows two crops 1. Reconstruct one spillway commune will be benefit. per years. 2. Replace 5 outlets culverts equipped with 1. Trapaing Kess • Wet season rice in the embankment gate rehabilitation of 268m village:1,184 people whole command area. length. 2. Trapaing Russey village: • An average yield 1.5 to 2 600 people ton per ha. 3. Korl Korm village: • Cash crops in 33 ha, in 784 people dry season, after main 4. Kraing Kor village: rice harvested. 763 people 5. Yeay Lor village: 1,102 people Total are 886 households and 4,433 people.

Total : 104 Villages

Command area : 15,623

Number of Households: 25,905 10

B. Cooperative Drying and Storage Units Prescreened Projects

4. A formal process was followed for the identification of potential cooperative drying and storage unit subprojects instigated by the design consultants and that required the participation of the PDA and the Department of Agricultural Cooperative Promotion of MAFF. The cooperatives themselves were consulted.

5. Since the promulgation of the Royal Decree on the Establishment and Functioning of Agricultural Cooperative (2001) and followed by the Law on Agricultural Cooperatives (2013), MAFF through the Department of Agricultural Cooperative Promotion has supported 158 agricultural cooperatives: in Takeo (8), Kampot (43), Kampong Cham (15), and Tboung Khmum (12).

6. The selection process included the following criteria:

(i) the agricultural cooperative has to be registered to be able to gain access to loans;1 (ii) if the cooperative stores seed and/or is trading or has a business plan to develop a trading agribusiness with potential downstream value chain linkages; (iii) land available (between 250 to 1,000m2 depending on the size of the store) or the agricultural cooperative is planning to buy land; (iv) have an adequate reserve fund, preference to those reinvesting more than 20% gross profit (the minimum stipulated in the Law on Agricultural Cooperation 2013) into the reserve fund; (v) strong commitment of cooperative management team and approved by at least two thirds (2/3) of the majority of members as detailed in Article 43 on the Law of Agricultural Cooperatives,2 however the 2/3 majority will be for all members and not just those attending general meetings; (vi) the cooperative grows rice, maize and/or cassava; and (vii) there is full social and gender inclusion within its membership.3This list of eligible subprojects then formed the basis for the sector modality financing arrangement of the investment program.

7. Thirty two agriculture cooperatives were selected and are detailed in the table below. However, further selection will be required in 2018 when the project is implemented. Considering the project will run to 2024, it is assumed that more agricultural cooperatives will be eligible for support during the course of the project life, therefore there is a target of 50 units to be supported by the project.

1 Agricultural cooperatives can be registered with MAFF and those that are have access to formal financing. The Rural Development Bank will support those cooperatives with good management and business plans with loans, this is a recent move (June 2016) and is backed by an AFD guarantee which commits to cover 65% of any losses; average loan size $5,000. 2 Article 43: decisions relating to statute, internal regulations, division, amalgamation or dismissal of members shall be made by two thirds majority of votes of members present in the general meeting. Other decisions of the general meeting shall be made by majority of votes of members present. 3 A study on Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture Index surveyed 13 countries, including Cambodia which was undertaken late 2012 and included 2,100 households in 84 villages across 17 districts. Cambodia achieved the highest score for Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture of the 13 countries. The study noted that 92.6% of women achieved adequate empowerment and that 94.7% of the women had achieved gender parity, But the indicator which contributed most to disempowerment for women was ‘group membership: USAID. 2014. Measuring Progress Toward Empowerment: Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture Index: Baseline Report. 11

Takeo Province No. Cooperative Name Date Location No of Capital ($) Existing business Business plan Land Established Members End 2015 activities elaborated available

1 Rusei thmei Rong 21/08/2014 Ruseithmei 145 7,250 • Credit • Credit 800M2 roeung village,Champa • Supply of agri-inputs • Supply of agri- commune, Preykavas inputs district • Trading 2 Roluos meas 18/01/2013 Roluos village,Thlea 204 53,150 • Credit • Credit 742M2 Prachom commune, • Supply of agri- • Supply of agri- Koh Andeth district inputs inputs • Trading • Contract plowing 3 Kampeng sok 13/01/2015 Chimrak village, 169 7,250 • Credit • Credit 1,000M2 sensambo Kampeng • Supplyof agri- • Supply of agri- Ccommune, Kirivong inputs inputs distric • Water supply 4 Pracheachon Prey 03/01/2015 Deikraham 271 12,250 • Credit • Credit 5,000M2 romdeng village,Preyrom • Supply of agri- • Supply of agri- Deng commune, inputs inputs Kirivong district • Contract plowing 5 Baksei Rikreay 06/11/2011 Ang Baksei village, 205 8,243 • Credit • Credit 1,495M2 Cheag • Supply of agri- • Supply of agri- Tong commune, inputs inputs Tramkak district • Trading • Trading

6 Cheug kuon 17/06/2013 Cheug Kuon village, 78 9,800 • Credit • Credit 1,000M2 Chok Chey Cheung commune, • Supply of agri- • Supply of agri- Samrong district inputs inputs • Trading 7 Ang tek samaki 30/11/2011 Rovieng village, Thlok 71 8,000 • Credit • Credit 1,250M2 commune, • Supply of agri- • Supply of agri- Trang district inputs inputs • Trading 8 Sramok soksenchey 05/07/2012 Sramok village, Ponley 87 37,500 • Credit • Credit 1,800M2 commune, • Supply of agri- • Supply of agri- Angkor Borey district inputs inputs • Trading 12

Kampong Cham Province No. Cooperative Name Date Location No of Capital Existing business Business plan Land established members ($) end activities Elaborated available 2015 • Credit • Credit Sombo village, Somphongchhey 1 Sombomeanchhay 10/12/2010 198 60,246 • Supply of agri-inputs yes commune, Stueng Trang district • Supply of agri- inputs • Trading • Credit Doutor village, Somphong Chay • Credit 2 Tuol Prah Viheir 30.4.2008 68 20,000 • Seed sales yes commune, Cheung Phay district • Seed sales • Supply of agri-inputs • Credit Korkrorbey village, Rearbha • Credit 3 Kaksekor MaenChay 7.7.2007 107 22,163 • Trading yes commune, • Supply of agri-inputs • .Credit Thibray village. Bramyam • Credit 4 Pramyam Rung Roeu 3.3.2006 226 3,948 • .Trading yes commune, Srei Santhor district • Trading • Supply of agri-inputs • Credit and • Credit Ta Krit village, Somrorng Saving 5 Somraong Prem Pray 26.8.2004 50 16,222 • Supply of agri-inputs yes commune, Phay Chhor district • Trading • Credit and • Credit Trorphang Tnot village, Sosen Saving 6 Akphiwhat Srok yaoe 25.12.2015 107 22,162 • Supply of agri-inputs yes commune, Phay chhor district • Supply of agri- • Trading inputs • Credit and • Credit Thang Rorlear chomrur Thang Rorlear village, Mepreing Saving 7 22.12.2015 21 5,250 • Supply of agri-inputs No phual commune,

• Trading • Credit • Processing • Supply of agri-inputs Traoe SamaKi Mea Traoe villag,e Mea commune, Agriculture 8 18.2.2014 40 14,293 • Processing yes Chey Kampong Sent district Production Agriculture Production • Credit and Saving • Credit and • Credit and Saving Bohpor village, Meisor Chhei 9 Mean sor Mea chey 30.11.2015 151 2,746 Saving No commune, Stueng Trang district

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Kampot Province No. Cooperative Name Date Location No of Capital ($) Existing business Business plan Land established members end 2015 activities elaborated available 1 Romdul Serey Reang 31/3/2010 Tareach village, Trapang Rang 74 40,000 • Credit • Expand credit 300 m2 Tareach commune, Chhum Kiri district • Paddy trading business • Crops drying service 2 Por Samruong 24/11/2009 Por village, Sre Samruong 301 30,000 • Credit • Expand credit 200M2 commune,Chhum Kiri district • Inputs • Animal feed Trading • Animal feed trading • Paddy trading 3 Samak Amatak 03/02/2010 Duong village, Dre Khnong 120 20,000 • Credit business • Expand credit 450M2 commune, Chhum Kiri district • Paddy trading business • Crops drying service • Paddy trading 4 Raksmey Samaki 31/3/2010 Chresh village, Chresh 438 15,000 • Credit business • Expand credit 200M2 Amatak commune, Chhum Kiri district • Paddy trading business • Input supply • Paddy trading 5 Kasekor Samaki Sre 03/12/2014 Prey Yao village, Dre Knong 53 15,000 • Credit business • Expand credit 400M2 Knong commune, Chhum Kiri district business 6 Ruprom Samaki 24/3/2014 Thmey village, Thmey 67 15,000 • Credit business • Expand credit 400M2 RuongRoeung commune, Chhuk district • Animal feed business business • Animal feed Trading 7 3/12/2014 Prey Krang Kang Choerng 57 15,000 • Credit business • Expand credit 350M2 Prey Krang Meanrith village, Meanrith commune, • Grocery retail business Dangtung district • Grocery retails 8 Pornha Ang 22/10/2012 Pornha Ang village, Wat Ang 83 20,000 • Credit business • Expand credit 350M2 Chamroeun Chey Kang Choerng commune, • Paddy trading business • Paddy trading

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Tboung Khmum Province No. Cooperative Name Date Location No of Capital ($) Existing business Business plan Land established members end 2015 activities elaborated available Cheangsa village, Chikor • Credit 1 Neang Teav 28/04/2004 commune, Tbong Khmum district 79 5,310 • Agriculture input supply No Yes

CheachThom village, Chong • Credit Cheach commune, Tambae 32 750 • Agriculture input supply No Yes 2 Tambae Meanchey 14/10/2010 district Bangkao village, Treak • Credit 3 Natural Pepper 23/05/2014 commune, 35 5,500 • Agriculture input No Yes Treak Memot supply Bos Reka village, Don Tey • Credit commune, PonheaKrek district, 63 3,450 • Agriculture input Yes 4 Samras Don Tey 30/04/2015 supply No 5 Chamka Kor village, Chork • Credit commune, Orang Oav district, • Agriculture input Sam Ki Meanchey 28/04/2015 132 9,125 supply No Yes Kdol ler village, Trea commune, • Credit 6 Green Natural Kroch 29/04/2015 Kroch Chmar district 96 6,850 • Agriculture input No 200 M2 Chmar supply Sedasean Chey village, Seda • Credit 7 Seda Meanchey 25/03/2016 commune, Tambae district 50 5,000 • Agriculture input No No supply