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Prey Veng Province Climate Resilient Rice Commercialization Sector Development Program (RRP CAM 44321) 1 List of Prescreened and Candidate Subprojects No of Direct Details Estimated Cost No of Prov. No Name of Subproject District Type Summary Description Beneficiaries Riels USD villages Priority No. Unit (HH) (Billion) (Million) PREY VENG PROVINCE Paddy Drying and Storage Paddy Construction of 10,000 ton grain drying and storage 1 Svay Antor 10,000 Ton 15.6 3.90 9 1,623 1 (RS) Facility, Svay Antor District Storage facility for PPP operation, at Svay Antor Paddy Drying and Storage Preah Paddy Construction of 10,000 Ton grain drying and storage 2 10,000 Ton 15.6 3.90 375 72,732 11 Facility, Preah Sdach District Sdach Storage facility for PPP operation, at Kg Thnal Village Support to Seed Production Preah Seed Capacity building in rice seed production, and 3 550 Ha 2.16 0.54 6 84 2 Program at Kg. Thnal Village Sdach Production rehabilitation of 4 km of irrigation canals Capacity building in rice seed production, and Support for Seed Production Sithor Seed rehabilitation of associated irrigation system, 4 Program at Russey Sanh 1,200 Ha 7.30 1.83 9 3,447 8 Kandal Production including 7.5km of main and 20km of secondary Village canals Seed Drying and Storage, Preah Seed Construction of 600 Ton seed drying and storage 5 Facility at Preah Sdach 600 Ton 6.82 1.71 6 10 Sdach Processing facility for PPP operation District Seed Drying and Storage Sithor Seed Construction of 600 Ton seed drying and storage 6 Facility at Sithor Kandal 600 Ton 6.82 1.71 9 3,447 7 Kandal Processing facility for PPP operation District Rehabilitation of Chhue Teal Rehabilitation of 4.8 km of existing dike and 8 km of 7 Boeung Khanhey Irrigation Svay Antor Irrigation 3,032 Ha 6.36 1.59 26 2,602 9 main canal and associated structures System Rehabilitation of Chamcar Rehabilitation of 8.5 km of existing main canal and 8 Svay Antor Irrigation 1,900 Ha 5.63 1.41 9 1,428 3 Kuoy Canal Rehabilitation structures Rehabilitation of Anlong Char Preah 9 Irrigation Rehabilitation of 15km of main canal and structures 2,659 Ha 7.30 1.83 10 2,135 6 Canal Sdach Rehabilitation of Ansong Rehabilitation of 6 km of main canal and 24 km of 10 Kg Trabek Irrigation 1,192 Ha 7.92 1.98 5 1,073 4 Irrigation System secondary canals (6), and associated structures Rehabilitation of reservoir, rehabilitation of 130 m of Rehabilitation of Rumlech Sithor existing dam, construction of new spillway, and 11 Irrigation 2,117 Ha 6.64 1.66 10 1,011 5 Irrigation system Kandal rehabilitation of 3 km of main and 9 km of secondary canals and associated structures Climate Resilient Rice Commercialization Sector Development Program (RRP CAM 44321) 2 No of Direct Details Estimated Cost No of Prov. No Name of Subproject District Type Summary Description Beneficiaries Riels USD villages Priority No. Unit (HH) (Billion) (Million) KAMPONG THOM PROVINCE Paddy Drying and Storage Paddy Construction of 10,000 ton paddy drying and storage 1 Stung Sen 10,000 Ton 15.6 3.90 59,000 2 Facility, Stung Sen Storage facility for PPP operation Paddy Drying and Storage Paddy Construction of 10,000 ton paddy drying and storage 2 Stoung 10,000 Ton 15.6 3.90 331 60,000 9 Facility, Stoung Storage facility for PPP operation Support for seed production in San Kor Mean Chey, Support for Rice Seed Stoung & Seed Kg Svay District, and Trach Canal Stoung District; 3 Production with Rehabilitation 947 Ha 6.77 1.69 18 2,304 3 Kg Svay Production and rehabilitation of 4 existing canals and associated of Trach Canal structures in Trach Canal Support for rice seed production in Chhuk Ksach, Support for Rice Seed Santuk & Seed Barray District, in Kvek Baray Dst, and Pnov, Santuk 4 Production with Rehabilitation 1,056 Ha 5.72 1.43 12 2,834 8 Barray Production Dst, and rehabilitation of 8.2 km of Pnov irrigation of Pnov Irrigation System canal and associated structures Seed Drying and Storage Barray Seed Construction of seed drying and storage facility for 5 600 Ton 6.82 1.71 12 2,834 6 Facility /Santuk Processing PPP operation Seed Drying and Storage Kg Svay/ Seed Construction of seed drying and storage facility for 6 600 Ton 6.82 1.71 18 2,304 10 Facility Stoung Processing PPP operation Rehabilitation of Chhuk Ksach Rehabilitation of 9 km of secondary canal and 7 Barray Irrigation 1,430 Ha 3.64 0.91 9 1,253 1 (RS) Secondary Canal associated structures Rehabilitation of Kampaeuy Rehabilitation of 7 km of secondary canal and 8 Secondary Canal of Stung Barray Irrigation 650 Ha 5.90 1.47 4 1,234 4 associated structures Chinit Irrigation System Rehabilitation of Ta Soong Rehabilitation of 1 secondary canal and associated 9 Barray Irrigation 1,330 Ha 5.17 1.29 12 2,715 5 Canals structures Rehabilitation of Bat Trang Construction of new 120 m weir and rehabilitation of 10 Stoung Irrigation 2,000 Ha 7.87 1.97 16 2,951 7 Irrigation System 6 km of irrigation canals Climate Resilient Rice Commercialization Sector Development Program (RRP CAM 44321) 3 No of Direct Details Estimated Cost No of Prov. No Name of Subproject District Type Summary Description Beneficiaries Riels USD villages Priority No. Unit (HH) (Billion) (Million) BATTAMBANG PROVINCE Paddy Drying and Storage Paddy Construction of 10,000 ton paddy drying and storage 1 Thmor Korl 10,000 Ton 15.6 3.90 335 102,978 8 Facility, Thmor Korl Storage facility for PPP operation Rehabilitation of 4.4 km of main canal and Prey Sangha Rice Seed Seed 2 Bavel associated water management structures with 1,145 Ha 2.27 0.57 9 522 1 (RS) Production Production support for seed producing cooperative Support for Seed Production Rehabilitation of 4 km of secondary canal and Moung Seed 3 in Chong Samnay with associated water management structures with 4,500 Ha 2.43 0.61 19 5,343 4 Roussei Production Irrigation Rehabilitation support for seed producing cooperative Seed Drying and Storage Seed Construction of seed drying and storage facility for 4 Bavel 600 Ton 6.82 1.71 9 522 5 Facility Processing PPP operation (to be defined) Seed Drying and Storage Moung Seed Construction of seed drying and storage facility for 5 600 Ton 6.82 1.71 19 5,343 7 Facility Roussei Processing PPP operation (to be defined) Rehabilitation of O’ Voir Construction of 1.9 km dike and rehabilitation of 7.3 6 Kor Kose Irrigation 1,800 Ha 4.71 1.18 4 720 9 Irrigation System km of existing canal and associated structures Rehabilitation of Anglong Rehabilitation of 6.3 km of link canal, 21 km of 7 Thmor Korl Irrigation 1,200 Ha 6.49 1.62 4 1,065 3 Ruon Irrigation system secondary canals and associated structures Rehabilitation of Ta Maov Rehabilitation of 4.0 km of link canal, 5.8 km (5) 8 Thmor Korl Irrigation 200 Ha 4.91 1.23 1 195 2 Irrigation System secondary canals and associated structures Rehabilitation of Mok Rea 9 Rokha Kiri Irrigation Rehabilitation of 5 km of secondary canal 800 Ha 4.54 1.13 1 510 6 Secondary Canal .
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