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Ministry of Economic Development Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka The Project for Development Planning for the Rapid Promotion of Reconstruction and Development in Jaffna District Final Report - Appendix - November 2011 Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) IC Net Limited Oriental Consultants Co., Ltd. EID JR 11-142 The Project for Development Planning for the Rapid Promotion Of Reconstruction and Development in Jaffna District Draft Final Report – Appendixes - Table of Contents Appendix for Chapter 1 Introduction Appendix 1-1 Important Documents and Records on PDP Jaffna (Related with Section 1.10) Appendix 1-2 Procured Equipment by the Project (Related with Section 1.10) Appendix 1-3 The Project in the Press (Press cut) (Related with Section 1.10) Appendix for Chapter 2 Overview of Jaffna Appendix 2-1: Women Rural Development Societies Assessment Report (Related with Section 2.5.2 / 7.2) Appendix 2-2: Summary of Widow’s Society Individual Survey (Related with Section 2.5.3) Appendix 2-3: A Summary of Mahinda Chinthana (Related with Section 2.7 / 2.8) Appendix 2-4: A Summary of Uthuru Vasanthaya (Related with Section 2.7 / 2.8) Appendix 2-5: A Summary of the Northern Province Five Year Investment Plan (Related with Section 2.7 / 2.8) Appendix 2-6: A Summary of Jaffna City Council Plan (Related with Section 2.7 / 2.8) Appendix 2-7: Summaries of Other Plans (Related with Section 2.7 / 2.8) Appendix for Chapter 3 Agriculture Appendix 3-1: Focus Group Discussion Report (Related with Section 3.3) Appendix 3-2: Report on the Present Status of Agriculture Sector in the Jaffna District (Related with Section 3.1 / 3.3) Appendix 3-3: Report on the Present Status of Livestock Sector in the Jaffna District (Related with Section 3.1 / 3.3) Appendix 3-4: Inventory of Agricultural Peoples Organization (Related with Section 3.2.3) Appendix 3-5: Governmental Institutions for Agricultural Development in Jaffna District (Related with Section 3.2.1) Appendix for Chapter 4 Fisheries Appendix 4-1: Profile of Fishermen’s Cooperative Societies in Jaffna District (Related with Section 4.2.3 / 4.3.1) Appendix 4-2: Report on the Present Status of Fisheries Sector in Jaffna District (Related with Section 4.3.2 / 4.3.3 / 4.3.6) Appendix 4-3: Report on College of Fisheries & Nautical Engineering in Jaffna (Related with Section 4.3.7) i Appendix for Chapter 5 Basic Development Policy Framework Appendix 5-1: PowerPoint Slides 'Workshop on Fisheries Development in Jaffna (presented at the Forth District Forum held on 24 June 2010) (Related with Section 5.3.3) Appendix for Chapter 6 Quick Impact Pilot Projects Appendix 6-1: Community Profiles Appendix 6-2: As-build Drawings of Quick Impact Pilot Projects Appendix 6-3: Construction Progress Charts of Quick Impact Pilot Projects Appendix 6-4: Operation and Maintenance Manual for Renovated Tanks Appendix 6-5: Operation and Maintenance Manual for Renovated Jetties Appendix for Chapter 7 Implementaion of Pilot Projects Appendix 7-1: Results of Scoring for Target Area (Related with Section 7.1.2) Appendix 7-2: Pilot Project (A-1) Strengthening of Seed Production Cooperative Society Appendix 7-3: Pilot Project (A-2) Strengthening of Agricultural Extension Services and District Agricultural Training Center (DATC) Appendix 7-4: Pilot Project (A-3) Promotion of Organic Farming in Jaffna District Appendix 7-5: Pilot Project (A-5) Establishment of Mushroom Spawn Production Unit in Jaffna Appendix 7-6: Pilot Project (A-6) Rehabilitation of Atchchuveli Coconut Seedlings Nursery Appendix 7-7: Pilot Project (A-8) Improvement of Milk Processing Facility in Point Pedro Appendix 7-8: Pilot Project (F-1) Preliminary Study on Construction of Fishing Harbor in Point Pedro Appendix 7-9: Pilot Project (F-4) Integration of Community-based Fishery Management Systems on the District Level Appendix 7-10: Pilot Project (F-6) Introducing of Seaweed Farming as an Alternative Livelihood Fishing Communities in Jaffna Appendix 7-11: Pilot Project (F-7) Sea Cucumber Farming as an Alternative Livelihood Enhancement for the Vulnerable Fishing Communities Appendix 7-12: Pilot Project (F-8) Construction of Fish Auction Hall to Assist FCSs Appendix 7-13: Pilot Project (F-10) Introduction of Fish Aggregating Device (FAD) to Small-scale Fishermen Appendix 7-14: Pilot Project (F-11) Strengthening and Capacity Building of the College of Fisheries and Nautical Engineering in Jaffna Appendix 7-15: Pilot Project (C-1) Reconstruction of Pannai Consumer Market Appendix 7-16: Pilot Project (C-2) Business Development and Marketing of Coir and Palmerah Products Appendix 7-17: Pilot Project (C-4) Business Development and Marketing for Food-processing products. Appendix 7-18: Pilot Project (C-5) Promotion of Mushroom Cultivation Business Appendix 7-19: Pilot Project (C-6) Small scale Business Development（poultry） Appendix 7-20: Pilot Project (C-7) Support for the Widows' Society (Appendix 7-2 ~ 7-20 : Related with Section 7.2 / 7.3) ii Appendix 7-21: As-build Drawings of the Coconut Nursery (Related with Section 7.4.5) Appendix 7-22: As-build Drawings of the Fishery College (Related with Section 7.5.6) Appendix 7-23: Equipment List for the Fishery College of Fisheries and Nautical Engineering in Jaffna (Related with Section 7.5.6) Appendix for Chapter 9 Road Maps toward 2020 Appendix 9-1: Pre-Feasibility Study for Fishery Harbor Development in Point Pedro, Jaffna District (Related with Section 9.8) iii Appendix for Chapter 1 Introduction Appendix 1-1 Important Documents and Records on PDP Jaffna The District Forum, District Steering Committee (DSC), and National Steering Committee (NSC) were held for the Project, which were attended by GA, counterparts, related stakeholders, and the team members of the Project. Important discussion points and conclusions of these meetings were duly recorded and filed in the project office. Date Agenda - Introduction of the Project 1st District Forum 7 May 2010 - Presentation of Agricultural Development in Jaffna - Presentation of Status of Urgent Rehabilitation of 2nd District Forum 24 May 2010 Jetty and Tank - Presentation of Selection Process of Urgent Rehabilitation of Jetty and Tank 3rd District Forum 18 June 2010 - Presentation of the Results of the Basic Survey on Jaffna District - Presentation of Key Issues and Development Policy of Fisheries and Community Development 4th District Forum 24 June 2010 Sector in Jaffna District - Presentation of the Pilot Projects 5th District Forum 17 August 2010 - Presentation of the Pilot Projects - Presentation of Project Outline and Present Status of the Project 1st DSC 9 September 2010 - Presentation of Proposed Pilot Projects (20 proposals) Official Endorsement Progress Review Meeting 16 September 2010 - Introduction of the Project (Excerpts from Agenda) 1st NSC 14 October 2010 - Review of the Project Status - Implementation Issues - Presentation of New Pilot Projects Proposal and 6th District Forum 1 December 2010 Official Endorsement 1st Development 19 February 2011 - Discussion of Road Maps Workshop in Jaffna 2nd NSC 27 April 2011 - Presentation of Interim Report of the Project 2nd Development Workshop - Discussion of Road Maps for Agriculture 2 July 2011 (Agriculture) Development 2nd Development Workshop - Discussion of Road Maps for Fisheries 15 July 2011 (Fisheries) Development 2nd Development Workshop - Discussion of Road Maps for Community 18 July 2011 (Community) Development 2nd DSC 4 October 2011 - Presentation of Draft Final Report of the Project 3rd NSC 6 October 2011 - Presentation of Draft Final Report of the Project Ap 1-1 Page 1 / 32 Appendix 1-2 Procured Equipment by the Project The following equipment has been procured for project activities Asset Name Spec Handed over to Oxygen Sensor CGS-5 Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Jaffna Photocopier SHARP MX453u, S/N 0504349400 Ministry of Economic Development Inkjet Printer（applicable of A1 HP Designjet 110plus (S/N：C7796DO) District Secretariat, Jaffna (Mine Action Office) print, Colour） Projector （with screen） Viewsonic PJD5112 Screen 5x5 District Secretariat, Jaffna INTEL2.93GHz Dual Core, INTEL G-41CHIP Desk top Computer-1 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: 0518422 INTEL2.93GHz Dual Core, INTEL G-41CHIP Desk top Computer-2 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: 0518902 INTEL2.93GHz Dual Core, INTEL G-41CHIP Desk top Computer-3 District Secretariat, Jaffna S/N: 0522000 HP Compaq510 CNU0123PHD Lap top Computer-1 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: CN00123PHO Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-2 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: LXP530C0480150 7CF21601 Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-3 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: LXP530C0480150 7CF21601 Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-4 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: LXP530C0480150 7A071601 Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-5 District Secretariat, Jaffna S/N: LXP530C0480150 78831601 Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-6 District Secretariat, Jaffna S/N: LXP530C0480150 7D0D1601 Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-7 District Secretariat, Jaffna S/N: LXP530C0480150 796F1601 Acer Aspire4736 Lap top Computer-8 District Secretariat, Jaffna S/N: LXP530C0480150 798A1601 Lenovo: G550 Lap top Computer-9 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: CBS2322835 Lenovo: G550 Lap top Computer-10 Ministry of Economic Development S/N: CBS2322846 Design software -1 AutoCAD/LT2011 District Secretariat, Jaffna (AutoCAD/LT2011) S/N: 355-72386466 Design software -2 AutoCAD/LT2011 District Secretariat, Jaffna (AutoCAD/LT2011)
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