Final Technical Report:

Scaling up the video of Grow More,, Save More,, Earn More and additional CSISA-BD videos in

Harun-Ar-Rashid Projject Coordiinator

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January 2013 Table of Contents

Subject Page Nr. Front page 1 Table of Contents 2 Introduction 4 Project logistics 4 Project staff training 4 Procurement of video equipment 5 Administering Video Show 5 Video show through BTV 7 Service Providers 8 Video show events 9 Audiences at video show 10 Tillage service providers 11 CIMMYT DVD distribution 12 Community Coordinators 14 Leaflets distribution 15 Strip tillage demonstration 16 Conduct survey 16 Audiences’ opinion and demand for seeder 17 List of Tables

Table.1: CIMMYT video show implemented union (nr.), 44 , 11 districts and 4 6 CSISA hubs Table.2 : Total 16 telecast Schedule in BTV on Grow More, Save More, Earn More 7 Video of CIMMYT-BD (Full and Short documentary) Table.3: Number of frequency for 19 types of involved service providers in four CSISA 8 hubs Table.4: Number of frequency for involved 19 service providers in 11 districts of 4 9 CSISA hubs Table.5: Number of video show events in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs 10

Table.6: Number of audiences of 332 video show events in 11 districts under 4 11 CSISA hubs

2 Table.7: Hub and district wise enlisted number of owners of two types 2 WT in 11 12 districts under 4 CSISA hubs Table.8: Hub and district wise number of DVDs distribution in 11 districts under 4 13 CSISA hubs Table.9: Number of DVD distribution for the involved 19 service providers in four 13 CSISA hubs Table.10: Number of enlisted community coordinators (CCs) in 11 districts of four 14 CSISA hubs Table.11: Five type of leaflets distribution in 11 districts within four CSISA hubs 15

Table.12: Number of strip tillage demonstration plots in 8 upazilas of 5 districts 16 under 3 CSISA hubs Table.13: Number of filled-up questionnaires in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs 17

List of Annexes

Annex.I.A: Number of frequency for involved 19 types of service providers in 11 19 districts under 4 CSISA hubs Annex.II.A: Number of video show events in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA 20 hubs Annex.III.A: Number of audiences of 332 video show events in 44 upazilas of 11 21 districts under 4 CSISA hubs Annex.III.B: Number of audiences of 332 video show events at 151 unions in 44 22 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs Annex.IV.A: Number of enlisted owners of Dong Feng and Sai Feng 2 Wheel Tractor 26 (power tiller) in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs Annex.V.A: Service Provider wise number of DVD distribution in 11 districts under 4 28 CSISA hubs Annex.VI.A: Number of enlisted community coordinators in 44 upazilas of 11 districts 29 under 4 CSISA hubs

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Introduction

As per agreement between the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT) and Agricultural Advisory Society (AAS), CIMMYT has engaged AAS to scale-up and disseminate the video “Grow More, Save More, Earn more and associated CSISA-BD released videos on rice seed health to increase farmer and tillage service provider awareness of appropriate-scale machinery, conservation agriculture, Rabi season crop intensification, and good agricultural practices in the 11 target districts of the four CS ISA-BD innovation hubs of Jessore, , Barisal and Faridpur within FtF zone in the south of Bangladesh. During implementation of the video show research project, the emphasis has given on the scaling-up the video “Grow More, Save More and Earn More” in 11 southern districts under Jessore, Khulna, Faridpur and Barisal CSISA-BD hubs. As per agreement between AAS and CIMMYT,, brief description on the progress of the assigned activities is presented in this final technical report covering the completed project cycle during 1 September to 31 December 2012 in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs (Faridpur hub: Faridpur, Gopalganj & Rajbari districts; Jessore hub: Chuadanga, Meherpur & Jessore districts; Khulna hub: Khulna & Satkhira districts; and Barisal hub: Barisal, Patuakhali & Bhola districts).

Project logistics

AAS has deployed six field staff (1 Area Coordinator, 3 Field Coordinators and 2 IT Operators) under pay roll to implement the decided activities of the approved project in 11 southern districts under 4 CSISA hubs. Harun-Ar-Rashid, Executive Director, AAS has worked as the Project Coordinator outside the pay roll and in kind services.

AAS staff hired two small trucks following the procurement procedures with minimum rental rate. AAS financial staff managed the approved fund for implementation of the project activists. AAS has arranged other relevant logistic supports required for implementation of approved project activities in 11 districts within 4 CSISA-BD hubs.

Project staff training

Regional Wheat Research Centre (RWRC) conducted two days training for AAS staff on appropriate-scale machinery, conversation agriculture and rabi season crop intensification along with practical training on seeder operation and maintenance at RWRC, Shyampur, Rajshahi during 8-9 September 2012 under the funding support from CIMMYT-BD. Two days training course was conducted by Dr.Israil Hossain, PSO, RWRC and his scientists, mechanics and operators. Total of 9 project staff received this training, of which 3 field coordinators, 2 IT operators, 2 operators of two wheel tractor, one area coordinator and the project coordinator. AAS conducted one day training for the project staff at AAS training room, AAS HQ, Lalmatia, Dhaka on 10 September 2012 on project implementation planning and guidelines on the implementation of project activities and their target and achievement in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs during September-December 2012. AAS also conducted a day long training for the project staff on clarification and understanding of the survey structured questionnaire through participatory training followed by practically fill-up the survey questionnaire with farmers

4 (respondents) at community under the overall supervision of Harun-Ar-Rashid, Project Coordinator (PC) of the video show project of CIMMYT.

Procurement of video equipment

As per guidelines from CIMMYT, AAS collected and submitted the required information and quotations for the enlisted 2 sets of relevant equipment for video show at the beginning of 4 months project cycle. The procured two sets of relevant equipment was handed over to AAS on 27 September 2012 form CIMMYT-BD office and AAS return those equipment in good working condition to CIMMYT-BD on 31 December 2012.

Administering Video Show

At the beginning of the project cycle, project staff identified the potential relevant communities for video show in collaboration with the selected service providers and afterward such communities were selected in collaboration with the selected service providers and CSISA project staff under the overall supervision of CIMMYT coordinators of 4 CSISA hubs. During the community selection, the project staff identified the lead and innovative farmers/persons at each community.

Later on the project staff finalized the event schedule in collaboration with community elites (lead and innovative farmers, owners of tea stall, agri. inputs shops and others, CBO leaders, UISC Director Etc`), involved service providers and under the supervision of CSISA project staff. Event site, time and date finalized in consultation with lead and innovative farmers/persons at each selected communities. During community selection and event schedule finalization, the project staff identified the local Tillage Service Providers (owners of 2 WT) at each working community. Community elites played vital role in invitation and participation of the targeted audiences at the video show events.

The project implemented the video show activities at 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs in southern regions of Bangladesh (Table.1).

5 Table.1: CIMMYT video show implemented in unions (nr.), 44 upazilas, 11 districts and 4 CSISA hubs

Union Union Hub District Hub District Upazila (Nr.) (Nr.) Faridpur Sadar 4 Batiaghata 2 Boalmari 1 Khulna Fultala 3 Fardipur Bhanga 1 Dumuria 6 Modhukhali 8 Total 11 Khulna Total 14 Tala 4 Gopalganj Sadar 2 Satkhira Kaliganj 1 Tungipara 2 Kalaroa 3 Gopalganj Kotalipara 2 Total Faridpur 8 Kasiani 5 Total: Khulna Hub 19 Maksudpur 8 Wazirpur 9 Total 19 Banaripara 8 Rajbari Sadar 5 Bakerganj 4 Baliakandi 2 Barisal Babuganj 4 Rajbari Goalanda 1 Muladi 3 Pangsha 3 Agailjhara 5 Total 11 Gournadi 3 Total: Faridpur Hub 44 Total 35 Chuadanga Sadar 5 Patuakhali Sadar 3 Patuakhali Alamdanga 5 Kalapara 8 Chuadanga Jibonnagor 1 Barisal Total 11 Damurhuda 3 Bhola sadar 6 Total 14 Charfesson 3 Meherpur Sadar 2 Lalmohan 3 Meherpur Bhola Jessore Mujibnagar 1 Tazumuddin 2 Total 3 Borhanuddin 3 Jessore Sadar 1 Daulatkhan 3 Jessore Sharsha 1 Total 20 Jhikargacha 1 Manirampur 2 Total 5 Total: Jessore Hub 22 Total: Barisal Hub 66

Project prepared two Banners (one for each video show team) for fixing one at each video show event under the guidelines of Dr. Timothy Krupnik, Cropping System Agronomist (CSA), CIMMYT-BD. Later, project staff prepared iron made two stands for conveniently fixing the Banner at each event site of video shows in 11 districts.

The project staff in collaboration with local elite and selected service providers implemented CIMMYT video shows using multimedia facility on large screen as per pre-decided event schedule at the decided venue in 11 project districts within 4 CSISA hubs. The project staff administered the following activities during and ends of the video show at each video show event:

(i) Documentation of total audiences (excluding children) through head counting by community representatives and project staff (ii) Project staff distributed DVD(s) based on the recommendation of the audiences and with the help of community coordinators among the representative participant(s) who has DVD players at each community after video show;

6 (iii) Participants were selected their community coordinator(s) and the project staff facilitated the selection process after video show at each video show event; (iv) Project staff distributed 5 type of leaflets with the help of community coordinators among the representative participants at each community after video show; (v) Project staff finalized the list of the tillage service providers (owners of 2 wheel tractor) at each community in collaboration with community coordinators; (vi) Project staff collected the comments and suggestions on video show and prospect of seeder use in crop seeds sowing/planting, giving emphasis on wheat along with the demand for the seeder from the audiences during plenary session; (vii) ITO displayed the BTV telecast schedule of BTV’s Mati-O-Monus on large screen and project staff handed over the hard copy of the telecast schedule to the community coordinators. (viii) Project staff conducted survey using the structured questionnaire after video show with 3 farmers who watched video show at each community.

Video show through BTV

As per guidelines from Dr. Timothy Krupnik, CSA, C IMMYT-BD, AAS has finalized telecast schedule of CIMMYT video “Grow More, Save More, Earn More” with Mati-O-Manush program of BTV for telecasting one full video and 3 short videos from 30 September to 30 December 2012 in its morning schedule. As per pre agreed schedule, Mati-O-Manush program of BTV telecasted the CIMMYT full video for four times during 30 September 2012 to 2 December 2012 and the CIMMYT three types of short videos (Policy, Bed Planting and Strip tillage) telecasted 12 times during 5 October 2012 to 30 December 2012. Thus, each short video telecasted for four times during 5 October 2012 to 30 December 2012. Both full and short videos telecast schedule for 16 events in Mati-O-Manush program of BTV is provided in Table.2.

Table.2 : Total 16 telecast Schedule in BTV on Grow More, Save More, Earn More Video of CIMMYT-BD (Full and Short documentary).

Date Time Day Video Item Duration 30/09/2012 10:30am Sunday Full: Grow More, Save More, 22 Minutes Earn More 05/10/2012 07:30am Friday Policy 7 Minutes 07/10/2012 10:30am Sunday Bed Planting 2 Minutes 12/10/2012 07:30am Friday Strip Tillage 2 Minutes 14/10/2012 10:30am Sunday Policy 7 Minutes 19/10/2012 07:30am Friday Full: Grow More, Save More, 22 Minutes Earn More 21/10/2012 10:30am Sunday Bed Planting 2 Minutes 26/10/2012 07:30am Friday Strip Tillage 2 Minutes 09/11/2012 07:30am Friday Full: Grow More, Save More, 22 Minutes Earn More 11/11/2012 10:30am Sunday Policy 7 Minutes 16/11/2012 07:30am Friday Bed Planting 2 Minutes 18/11/2012 10:30am Sunday Strip Tillage 2 Minutes 23/11/2012 07:30am Friday Policy 7 Minutes 25/11/2012 10:30am Sunday Bed Planting 2 Minutes 02/12/2012 10:30am Sunday Full: Grow More, Save More, 22 Minutes Earn More 30/12/2012 07:30am Sunday Strip Tillage 2 Minutes

7 Service Providers

More than 10 types of service providers were proposed in the agreed research proposal on Scaling up the video of Grow More, Save More, Earn More and additional CSISA-BD videos in Bangladesh. Such list of service providers were reviewed at the staff meeting and decided a set of guidelines for the selection of service providers and used them during implementation of video show events in 11 project districts under 4 CSISA hubs. At early stage of the project cycle (September 2012) the relevant potential service providers were selected and enlisted before finalization of the video show events. Later the selection of service providers and finalization of video show events schedule were done simultaneously.

Total of 19 types of service providers were involved with the activities of CIMMYT video show project in 11 districts within four CSISA hubs during four months of project cycle. Out of 940 total number of frequencies for 19 types service providers, the highest number frequencies recorded for CBO (424) followed by Tea stall (155), UISC (Union Information Service Center) of Union Parishad (126), NGO (81), Agri-inputs dealers (58), Launch service ( 25), Bus service (21) and rest service providers’ frequency recorded less than 20. The highest number of frequencies of the involved service providers recorded for Barisal hub (339) followed in order by Faridpur hub (248), Jessore hub (208) and least for Khulna hub (145). The service provider- wise number of frequency for four CSISA hubs is presented in Table.3.

Table.3: Number of frequency for 19 types of involved service providers in four CSISA hubs

Sl. CSISA hub (Nr.) Service Providers No. Faridpur Je ssore Khulna Barisal Total 1 CBO 93 106 27 198 424 2 UISC (UP) 61 9 24 32 126 3 DAE 4 0 1 0 5 4 NGO 10 8 1 62 81 5 AICC (AIS) 1 2 1 1 5 6 Tea Stall 52 31 60 12 155 7 Educational Institution 3 0 5 0 8 8 Electronic Shop 1 0 0 0 1 9 Agri-Inputs Dealers 15 35 8 0 58 10 Agri-Equipment Dealer 6 6 2 0 14 11 Agri-Equipment Workshop 1 6 0 0 7 12 Agri-Equipment Manufacturers 1 1 0 0 2 13 Cell Phone Service Centre 0 1 0 0 1 14 Cable Operator 0 1 0 1 2 15 Medicine Shop 0 2 0 0 2 16 Computer Service & Sell Centre 0 0 1 0 1 17 Bus Service 0 0 13 8 21 18 Tillage Service Provider 0 0 2 0 2 19 Launch Service 0 0 0 25 25 Grand Total 248 208 145 339 940

Out of total 940 frequencies, the highest number of frequencies recorded for (169) followed by (135), (110), Bhola (92) and the frequencies for the rest seven districts recorded less than 80 frequencies in 4 CSISA hubs. District-wise total number of frequencies of 19 service providers for four CSISA hubs is presented in Table.4.

8 Table.4: Number of frequency for involved 19 service providers in 11 districts of 4 CSISA hubs

Service Providers Hub District (Nr.) Faridpur 135 Faridpur Gopalgonj 58 Rajbari 55 Total: Faridpur Hub 248 Chuadanga 110 Jessore Meherpur 52 Jessore 46 Total: Jessore Hub 208 Khulna Khulna 74 Satkhira 71 Total: Khulna Hub 145 Barisal 169 Barisal Patuakhali 78 Bhola 92 Total: Barisal Hub 339 Grand Total 940

Number of frequencies for involved 19 types of service providers in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.I.A. Upazila wise number of frequency of total 940 frequencies for 19 service providers in 11 districts under 4 CSIS A hubs is provided in Annex.I.B as Excel. Details list of 940 service providers in 11 districts of 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.I.C as Excel.

Video show events

Total of 332 video show events conducted by two video show teams at 332 communities in 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts within four CSISA hubs during 30 September 2012 to 18 December 2012. The highest number of video show events conducted in Barisal hub (150) followed in order by Faridpur hub (94), Jessore hub (58) and Khulna hub (30). Among the 11 project districts, the highest number of video show events conducted in 15 upazilas of Barisal district (68) and lowest in 2 upazilas of and 4 upazilas of (12). Total number of video show events in 11 districts and four CSISA hubs are presented in Table.5.

Number of video show events in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Annex.II.A. Total reported 332 video show events at 332 communities of 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts within 4 CSISA hubs are presented in Annex.II.B as Excel.

9 Table.5: Number of video show events in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Upazila Union Video Show Hub District (Nr.) (Nr.) Events (Nr.) Fardipur 4 14 37 Faridpur Gopalganj 5 19 40 Rajbari 4 11 17 Total: Faridpur Hub 13 44 94 Chuadanga 4 14 34 Jessore Meherpur 2 3 12 Jessore 4 5 12 Total: Jessore Hub 10 22 58 Khulna 3 11 17 Khulna Satkhira 3 8 13 Total: Khulna Hub 6 19 30 Barisal 7 35 68 Barisal Patuakhali 2 11 51 Bhola 6 20 31 Total: Barisal Hub 15 66 150 Grand Total 44 151 332

Audiences at video show

Total 86194 audiences watched video shows at 332 events at 332 communities in 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs, of which 78% male (67101 audiences) and 22% female (19093 audiences). Average estimated about 260 audiences’ watched video show per event. The highest number of audiences watched video shows in Barisal hub (37745 audiences) followed in order by Faridpur hub (26569 audiences), Jessore hub (13195 audiences) and Khulna hub (8685 audiences). Among the 11 working districts, the highest number of audiences watched video shows in Barisal district (14370 audiences) and lowest number of audiences watched video shows in Meherpur district (2780 audiences). The highest number of female audiences watched video shows in (3095 audiences) and the lowest number of female audiences watched video shows in Meherpur district (410 audiences). In case of male audiences, the highest number of male audiences watched video show in Barisal district (11393 audiences) and the lowest number of male audiences watched video show in Jessore district (1990 audiences). Hub and district wise recorded number of male, female and total audiences in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Table.6. Number of audiences (male, female and total) of 332 video show events in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Annex.III.A. Number of audiences of 332 video show events at 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.III.B. Total reported 86194 audiences at 332 video show events at 332 communities of 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts within 4 CSISA hubs are presented in Annex.II.B as Excel.

10 Table.6: Number of audiences of 332 video show events in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Audiences (Nr.) Hub District Male Female Total Faridpur 6913 1612 8525 Gopalganj 10095 2599 12694 Faridpur Rajbari 4304 1046 5350 Total: Faridpur Hub 21312 5257 26569 Jessore 1990 815 2805 Chuadanga 5540 2070 7610 Jessore Meherpur 2370 410 2780 Total: Jessore Hub 9900 3295 13195 Khulna 4440 1135 5575 Khulna Satkhira 2135 975 3110 Total: Khulna Hub 6575 2110 8685 Barisal 11393 2977 14370 Bhola 7861 2359 10220 Barisal Patuakhali 10060 3095 13155 Total: Barisal Hub 29314 8431 37745 Grand Total: 67101 19093 86194 % 78 22 100

Tillage service providers

The owners and operators of 2 wheel tractor (Power tiller) are the major tillage service providers in rural Bangladesh and they play vital role in land preparation for various crop productions under dry and wet land conditions. Such tillage service providers can play important role in dissemination of mechanical planting technology for various relevant crops. Accordingly, the project has undertaken an initiative to enlist the local tillage service providers at 332 involved communities in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs. Assigned field coordinators of the project enlisted 1001 owners of 2 wheel tractor (2 WT) as tillage service providers (TSPs) at 332 communities in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs, of which about 75% enlisted with the help of community coordinators and other elites at the communities. Such enlisted tillage service providers can be used for expansion of mechanical planting technology on commercial term and incentive basis in near future in southern regions of the country.

Out of total enlisted 1001 owners of 2WT, the highest number of owners enlisted under Faridpur hub (357) followed by Barisal hub (317), Jessore hub (249) and least for Khulna hub (78). Among 11 districts, the highest number of owners enlisted for 2WTs in Chuadanga district (198) and lowest in Meherpur district (19). Total enlisted 1001 owners of 2WTs; about 41% is Dong Feng model (410) and 59% is Sai Feng model (591). The highest number of Dong Feng 2 WTs enlisted in Faridpur district (153) and lowest number enlisted in Jessore, Chuadanga and

11 Satkhira districts (4). On the other hand, the highest number of Sai Feng 2WTs enlisted in Chuadanga district (194) and the lowest number enlisted in Meherpur district (7).

Hub and district wise enlisted number of owners of two types 2 WT (power tiller) in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Table.7. Number of enlisted 1001 owners of 2 WT (power tiller) in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Annex.IV.A. List of tillage service providers (owners of 2WT) in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.IV.B as Excel.

Table.7: Hub and district wise enlisted number of owners of two types 2 WT in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Owners of 2 WT (Nr.) Hub District Dong Feng Sai Feng Total (Nr.) Faridpur 153 8 161 Gopalgonj 34 64 98 Faridpur Rajbari 76 22 98 Total: Faridpur Hub 263 94 357 Chuadanga 4 194 198 Meherpur 12 7 19 Je ssore Jessore 4 28 32 Total: Jessore Hub 20 229 249 Khulna 8 43 51 Khulna Satkhira 4 23 27 Total: Khulna Hub 12 66 78 Barisal 39 71 110 Patuakhali 52 86 138 Barisal Bhola 24 45 69 Total: Barisal Hub 115 202 317 Grand Total 410 591 1001 % 2 W T 41 59 100

CIMMYT DVD distribution

Total of 1149 DVDs on Grow More, Save More and Earn More and additional-CS ISA-BD videos distributed in.44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs during 1 September-31 December 2012 among the targeted service providers including public and private organizations. Out of distributed total 1149 DVDs, the highest number of DVDs distributed in Barisal hub (531 DVDs) followed by Faridpur hub (267 DVDs), Khulna hub (211 DVDs) and Jessore hub (140 DVDs). Among the 11 project district, the highest number of DVDs distributed in Barisal district (276 DVDs) and lowest number in Meherpur district (21 DVDs). Hub and district-wise total of 1149 DVDs distribution in11 districts under 4 hubs is presented in Table.8.

12 Table.8: Hub and district wise number of DVDs distribution in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Hub District DVD (Nr.) Faridpur 105 Gopalgonj 114 Faridpur Rajbari 48 Total: Faridpur Hub 267 Chuadanga 75 Meherpur 21 Jessore Jessore 44 Total: Jessore Hub 140 Khulna 120 Khulna Satkhira 91 Total: Khulna Hub 211 Barisal 276 Patuakhali 172 Barisal Bhola 83 Total: Barisal Hub 531 Grand Total 1149

Out of involved 19 service providers, five service providers did not received CIMMYT DVDs in 4 CSISA hubs. The highest number of DVDs received by CBOs (343 DVDs) followed by Tea stalls (319 DVDs), NGOs (167 DVDs), Bus service (141 DVDs) UISCs-UP (60 DVDs), Launch service (48 DVDs). Agri. inputs dealers (38 DVDs), AICC-AIS (13 DVDs) and rest six types of service providers received minimum number of DVDs (1-6 DVDs/service provider) in 4 CSISA hubs. The service provider-wise DVDs distribution in 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Table.9. Number of CIMMYT DVDs distribution among 19 types of services providers in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.V.A. List of distribution of 1149 DVDs in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.V. B as Excel.

Table.9: Number of DVD distribution for the involved 19 service providers in four CSISA hubs

Sl. CSISA hub (Nr.) No. Service Providers Faridpur Jessore Khulna Barisal Total 1 CBO 87 35 35 186 343 2 UISC (UP) 16 11 32 1 60 3 DAE 1 1 4 NGO 51 20 19 77 167 5 AICC (AIS) 13 13 6 Tea Stall 102 34 85 98 319 7 Educational Institution 0 8 Electronic Shop 1 3 4 9 Agri-Inputs Dealers 9 22 4 3 38 10 Agri-Equipment Dealer 1 1 2 11 Agri-Equipment Workshop 0 12 Agri-Equipment Manufacturers 0 13 Cell Phone Service Centre 2 4 6 14 Cable Operator 3 1 1 5 15 Medicine Shop 0 16 Computer Service & Sell Centre 0 17 Bus Service 31 110 141 18 Tillage Service providers 2 2 19 Launch Service 48 48 Grand Total 267 140 211 531 1149

13 Community Coordinators

Total of 530 community coordinators enlisted at 332 communities in 44 upazilas of 11 project districts under 4 CSISA-BD hubs. Out of 530 enlisted community coordinators, the highest number of community coordinators enlisted for Barisal hub (202) followed in order by Faridpur hub (149), Jessore hub (115) and Khulna hub (63). Among, the 11 project districts, the highest number of community coordinators enlisted in Barisal district (98) and lowest number of community coordinators enlisted in Meherpur and Jessore districts (24). Average about two community coordinators per community selected at 332 communities in 11 project districts of 4 CSISA hubs. Such enlisted community coordinators will be very much useful for future extension of mechanical sowing/planting technology through introducing the appropriate seeder for various suitable crops including wheat. The number of enlisted community coordinators and estimated community coordinators per community in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Table.10.

Number of enlisted community coordinators in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.VI.A. List of 530 community coordinators in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is provided in Annex.VI.B as Excel.

Table.10: Number of enlisted community coordinators (CCs) in 11 districts of four CSISA hubs

Community CCs / Coordinators Video show Community Hub District (Nr.) events (Nr.) (Nr.) Faridpur 73 37 1.97 Gopalgonj 42 40 1.05

Faridpur Rajbari 34 17 2.00 Total: Faridpur Hub 149 94 1.59 Chuadanga 68 34 2.00 Meherpur 24 12 2.00

Jessore Jessore 24 12 2.00 Total: Jessore Hub 116 58 2.00 Khulna 35 17 2.06

Khulna Satkhira 28 13 2.15 Total: Khulna Hub 63 30 2.10 Barisal 98 68 1.44 Patuakhali 66 51 1.29

Barisal Bhola 38 31 1.23 Total: Barisal Hub 202 150 1.35 Grand Total/Average 530 332 1.60

14 Leaflets distribution

Five types of 28000 leaflets distributed in 11 project districts under 4 CSISA hubs (Faridpur, Jessore, Khulna and Barisal) during four months project period. Out of 28000 leaflets, 8000 leaflets for Sonali Seeder, 6000 leaflets for each of conservation agriculture method, bed planting method, Strip tillage method and 2000 leaflets for the list of producers and importers of agri-equipment including seeder. The highest number of leaflets distributed in Faridpur hub (9350 leaflets) followed by Barisal hub (7500 leaflets), Jessore hub (7000 leaflets) and Khulna hub (4150 leaflets). Among the eleven project districts, the highest number of leaflets distributed in Barisal district (3025 leaflets) and the lowest number of leaflets distributed in Chuadanga district (1650 leaflets). Distribution of 28,000 leaflets of 5 types in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Table.11.

Table.11: Five type of leaflets distribution in 11 districts within four CSISA hubs

Leaflets Distribution (Nr.) Upazila Hub District Total (Nr.) Leaflet 2 Leaflet 1 Leaflet 3 Leaflet 4 Leaflet 5

Faridpur 4 1200 950 950 950 400 4450

Faridpur Gopalgonj 5 700 400 400 400 100 2000

Rajbari 4 700 650 650 650 250 2900

Total : Faridpur Hub 13 2600 2000 2000 2000 750 9350

Chuadanga 4 500 350 350 350 100 1650

Jessore Meherpur 2 800 600 600 600 200 2800

Jessore 4 700 550 550 550 200 2550

Total : Jessore Hub 10 2000 1500 1500 1500 500 7000

Khulna 3 600 500 500 500 200 2300 Khulna Satkhira 3 500 400 400 400 150 1850

Total : Khulna Hub 6 1100 900 900 900 350 4150

Barisal 7 900 650 650 650 175 3025

Barisal Patuakhali 2 800 650 300 650 150 2550

Bhola 6 600 300 650 300 75 1925

Total : Barisal Hub 15 2300 1600 1600 1600 400 7500

GRAND TOTAL 44 8000 6000 6000 6000 2000 28000

Leaflet 1: Sonali Seeder, Leaflet 2: Conservation Agriculture Method, Leaflet 3: Bed Planting Method, Leaflet 4: Strip Tillage Method, Leaflet 5: List of Producers & Importers.

15 Strip tillage demonstration

Total of 27 strip tillage demonstration plots established in eight upazilas of five districts within 3 CSISA hubs. Total 10 strip tillage demo plots established in Barisal hub, 9 demo plots in Khulna hub and 8 demo plots in Faridpur hub. Highest number of strip tillage demo plots established in in (6 plots) and only one demo plot established in Goalanda upazila in . Number of strip tillage demo plots in 8 upazilas of five districts under Khulna, Faridpur and Barisal hubs is provided in Table.12.

Table.12: Number of strip tillage demonstration plots in 8 upazilas of 5 districts under 3 CSISA hubs

District Upazila STDP (Nr.) Remarks Fultala 3 CSISA/AAS initiative Khulna Dumuria 6 Do Total: Khulna Hub 9 Faridpur Modhukhali 2 CSISA initiative Sadar 2 Do Goalanda 1 Rajbari Do Baliakandi 3 CSISA/Farmers’ initiative/AAS Total: Rajbari 6 Total: Faridpur Hub 8 Wazirpur 2 CSISA/AAS initiative Barisal Babuganj 3 Do Total: Barisal 5 Patuakhali 5 CSISA/AAS initiative Total: Barisal Hub 10 Total 27

Conduct survey

A survey was conducted with 3 farmers (poor, small and large) after video show at each community through using 4 page structured questionnaire. Accordingly, the survey was conducted with 780 respondent farmers at 260 project communities in 11 districts within 4 CSISA hubs in southern regions of the country. The project staffs filled-up 780 questionnaires (4 pages) of which 291 questionnaires filled-up in Faridpur hub; 165 questionnaires filled-up in Jessore hub, 93 questionnaires filled-up in Khulna hub and 231 questionnaires filled-up in Barisal hub. Among 11 districts, the highest number of questionnaires filled-up in Faridpur and Barisal district (123 questionnaires) and the lowest number of questionnaires filled-up in Bhola

16 district (18 questionnaires). Number of filled-up questionnaires in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs is presented in Table.13.

Table.13: Number of filled-up questionnaires in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Hub District Total (Nr.)

Fardipur 123 Faridpur Gopalganj 111 Rajbari 57 Total: Faridpur Hub 291 Chuadanga 93 Jessore Meherpur 36 Jessore 36 Total: Jessore Hub 165 Khulna 51 Khulna Satkhira 42 Total: Khulna Hub 93 Barisal 123 Barisal Patuakhali 90 Bhola 18 Total: Barisal Hub 231 Grand Total 780

Audiences’ opinion and demand for seeder

Project staff collected the comments and suggestions on video show and prospect of seeder use in crop seeds sowing/planting, giving emphasis on wheat along with the demand for the seeder from the audiences during plenary session at the end of the video show at the involved communities in 11 districts within 4 CSISA hubs. Summarized comments and suggestions on video show and prospect of seeder use along with the demand for the seeder are provided below:

1. In general farmers’ learned about seeder and mechanical seed sowing for wheat and other crops.

2. Information on mechanical seeding of crop seed in video show was not very much clear among the farmers.

17 3. Comparatively farmers learnt more on bed planting method than strip tillage method and accordingly some interest of farmers developed on bed planting method.

4. Farmers’ knowledge on strip tillage is not very clear and their interest on strip tillage is reported as very minimum.

5. Farmers’ trust is reported as minimum on strip tillage due to following reasons: (a) They expect high weed infestation in their crop fields and accordingly weeding cost would be high for strip tillage; (b) Most cases farmers harvest rice crop closed to the soil surface for using the harvested straw as cattle feed. So it is difficult to keep rice crop residues up to 12-30 cm for introducing strip tillage method after T.Aman harvest in most of the project districts. But farmers in Kalapara upazila of Patuakhali district are interested for introducing strip tillage method for wheat sowing after T.Aman harvest and this is because, they traditional harvest T.Aman crop by keeping 30-45 cm crop residues in the crop field.

6. Farmers’ suggested for introducing mechanical planting technology through practical demonstration in their field.

7. Plowing with 48 blades of 2 wheel tractor (2WT) has been getting popularity in Faridpur and Rajbari districts mainly for onion cultivation. Farmers reported that excellent land preparation can be done by 1-2 plowing(s) with 48 blades of 2 WT. Accordingly, farmers in Faridpur and Rajbari districts are found much interested to use such land preparation with 48 blades of the 2WT(power tiller) mainly for onion production and others suitable crops as well.

8. In general farmers’ lack in knowledge on conservation agriculture. Farmers expressed that such information in video show (DVDs) is not fully understandable and they demanded for practical knowledge on the same.

9. Audiences have made the following suggestions on the video show:

(a) Evening should be the best time for video show preferably during winter season at community in the rural area; (b) Hall room under dark condition could be used for video show during day; and (c) Mike or microphone need to be used during open discussion at the end of the video show at the community.

10. Audiences suggested that the owners of the 2 wheel tractor (Power Tiller) could purchase the seeder for mechanical seed sowing for the suitable crops including wheat on payment basis like payment based existing land preparation services with 2 wheel tractor (2WT) in the country. Accordingly, mechanical seeding technology will be disseminated in large scale on commercial basis and incentive term for both service providers and customers (farmers) in the country.

18 Annex.I.A: Number of frequency for involved 19 types of service providers in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Faridpur Hub (Nr.) Jessore Hub (Nr.) Khulna Hub (Nr.) Barisal Hub (Nr.)

Sl. Service Grand No. Providers Total Total Total Total Total Bhola Rajbari Khulna Barisal Jessore Satkhira Faridpur Meherpur Gopalgonj Patuakhali Chuadanga

39 1 CBO 40 14 93 45 38 23 106 14 13 27 91 63 44 198 424 35 2 UISC (UP) 17 9 61 7 0 2 9 10 14 24 1 0 31 32 126 2 3 DAE 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 6 4 NGO 0 4 10 7 0 1 8 0 1 1 31 15 16 62 81 0 5 AICC (AIS) 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 5 34 6 Tea Stall 0 18 52 20 3 8 31 28 32 60 12 0 0 12 155 Educational 7 Institution 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 8 1 8 Electronic Shop 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Agri-Inputs 9 Dealers 12 0 3 15 16 8 11 35 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 58 Agri-Equipment 10 Dealer 2 0 4 6 6 0 0 6 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 14 Agri-Equipment 11 Works hop 1 0 0 1 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Agri-Equipment 12 Manufacturers 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Cell Phone 13 Service Centre 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 14 Cable Operator 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 15 Medicine Shop 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Computer Service & Sell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 16 Centre 0 17 Bus Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 13 8 0 0 8 21 Tillage Service 18 Provi der 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 19 Launch Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 25 25 Total 135 58 55 248 110 52 46 208 74 71 145 169 78 92 339 940

19 Annex.II.A: Number of video show events in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Video Show Events Hub District Upazila (Nr.) Faridpur Sadar 18 Boalmari 1 Fardipur Modhukhali 17 Bhanga 1 Total: Faridpur District 37 Gopalganj Sadar 2 Tungipara 2 Gopalganj Kotalipara 2 Faridpur Kasiani 5 Maksudpur 29 Total: Gopalganj District 40 Rajbari Sadar 9 Baliakandi 2 Rajbari Goalanda 3 Pangsha 3 Total: Rajbari District 17 Total: Faridpur Hub 94 Chuadanga Sadar 13 Alamdanga 16 Chuadanga Jibonnagor 2 Damurhuda 3 Total: Chuadanga District 34 Meherpur Sadar 6 Meherpur Jessore Mujibnagar 6 Total: Meherpur District 12 Jessore Sadar 3 Sharsha 2 Jessore Jhikargacha 1 Manirampur 6 Total: Jessore District 12 Total: Jessore Hub 58 Batiaghata 3 Khulna Fultala 5 Dumuria 9 Total: Khulna District 17 Khulna Tala 7 Satkhira Kaliganj 3 Kalaroa 3 Total: 13 Total: Khulna Hub 30 Wazirpur 19 Banaripara 11 Babuganj 6 Barisal Agailjhara 6 Gournadi 6 Bakerganj 10 Muladi 10 Total: Barisal District 68 Patuakhali Sadar 3 Barisal Patuakhali Kalapara 48 Total: Patuakhali District 51 Bhola sadar 17 Charfesson 3 Lalmohan 3 Bhola Tazumuddin 2 Borhanuddin 3 Daulatkhan 3 Total: 31 Total: Barisal Hub 150 Grand Total 332

20 Annex.III.A: Number of audiences of 332 video show events in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Audiences (Nr.) Hub District Upazila Male Female Tota l Bhanga 150 0 150 Boalmari 145 5 150 Faridpur Madhukhali 3403 717 4120 Sadar 3215 890 4105 Total: Faridpur District 6913 1612 8525 Kasiani 2271 294 2565 Kotalipara 681 129 810 Gopalganj Maksudpur 5721 1854 7575 Faridpur Sadar 733 133 866 Tungipara 689 189 878 Total: Gopalganj District 10095 2599 12694 Baliakandi 1240 110 1350 Goalanda 1106 349 1455 Rajbari Pangsha 440 190 630 Sadar 1518 397 1915 Total: Rajbari District 4304 1046 5350 Total: Faridpur Hub 21312 5257 26569 Jhikargacha 300 200 500 Monirampur 960 150 1110 Je sso re Sadar 420 295 715 Sharsha 310 170 480 Total: Jessore District 1990 815 2805 Alamdanga 2495 900 3395 Damurhuda 380 20 400 Je sso re Chuadanga Jibonnagor 280 60 340 Sadar 2385 1090 3475 Total: Chuadanga District 5540 2070 7610 Mujibnagar 1155 280 1435 Meherpur Sadar 1215 130 1345 Total: Meherpur District 2370 410 2780 Total: Jessore Hub 9900 3295 13195 Botiagata 1040 360 1400 Khulna Dumuria 2335 530 2865 Fultala 1065 245 1310 Total: Khulna District 4440 1135 5575 Khulna Kaligonj 490 160 650 Satkhira Kolaroa 275 275 550 Tala 1370 540 1910 Total: Satkhira District 2135 975 3110 Total: Khulna Hub 6575 2110 8685 Agailjhara 1110 336 1446 Babugonj 944 289 1233 Bakergonj 1520 390 1910 Barisal Banaripara 1853 477 2330 Gournadi 1258 341 1599 Muladi 1520 430 1950 Wazirpur 3188 714 3902 Total: Barisal District 11393 2977 14370 Borhanuddin 835 186 1021 Barisal Charfashion 913 694 1607 Dhoulatkhan 865 141 1006 Bhola Lalmohon 992 155 1147 Sadar 3687 1017 4704 Tazumuddin 569 166 735 Total: Bhola District 7861 2359 10220 Kalapara 9431 2916 12347 Patuakhali Sadar 629 179 808 Total: Patuakhali District 10060 3095 13155 Total: Barisal Hub 29314 8431 37745 Grand Total: 67101 19093 86194

21 Annex.III.B: Number of audiences of 332 video show events at 151 unions in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs.

Union Audiences (Nr.) District Upazila Union (Nr.) Male Female Total Bhanga Hamirdi 1 150 0 150 Bhanga Total 150 0 150 Boalmari Chandpur 1 145 5 150 Boalmari Total 145 5 150 Arpara 488 62 550 Bhagat 550 70 620 Dhumain 310 60 370 Jahapur 100 20 120 Madhukhali 8 Kamarkhali 890 410 1300 Faridpur Madhukhali 180 20 200 Nowapara 120 30 150 Raypur 765 45 810 Madhukhali Total 3403 717 4120 Kanaipur 460 270 730 Koyjuri 1075 295 1370 Sadar 4 Krisnanagor 1405 195 1600 Machchor 275 130 405 Sadar Total 3215 890 4105 Total: Faridpur District 14 6913 1612 8525 Jonasur 326 72 398 Kashiani 1094 37 1131 Kasiani Parulia 5 274 81 355 Ratail 417 84 501 Sajayail 160 20 180 Kasiani Total 2271 294 2565 Ghagor 332 33 365 Kotalipara 2 Sadollapur 349 96 445 Kotalipara Total 681 129 810 Bahugram 1012 329 1341 Batikamari 931 325 1256 Bhabrasur 770 220 990 Gopalganj Diknagar 1046 322 1368 Maksudpur 8 Gobindapur 750 230 980 Gohala 600 260 860 Maksudpur 241 79 320 Nanikhir 371 89 460 Maksudpur Total 5721 1854 7575 Boltali 351 42 393 Sadar 2 Gopinathpur 382 91 473 Sadar Total 733 133 866 Barni 334 93 427 Tungipara 2 Gopalpur 355 96 451 Tungipara Total 689 189 878 Total: Gopalganj District 19 10095 2599 12694 Baliakandi 490 60 550 Baliakandi 2 Nobabpur 750 50 800 Baliakandi Total 1240 110 1350 Rajbari Goalanda Uzan Char 1 1106 349 1455 Goalanda Total 1106 349 1455 Pangsha Bahadurpur 3 180 0 180

22 Goaliya 160 40 200 Mourat 100 150 250 Pangsha Total 440 190 630 Alipur 230 20 250 Bashontopur 793 247 1040 Sadar Dadosi 5 175 25 200 Rajbari 100 25 125 Ramkantopur 220 80 300 Sadar Total 1518 397 1915 Total: Rajbari District 11 4304 1046 5350 Total: Faridpur Hub 44 21312 5257 26569 Jhikargacha Navarun 1 300 200 500 Jhikargacha Total 300 200 500 Jhapa 490 90 580 Monirampur 2 Khedapara 470 60 530 Jessore Monirampur Total 960 150 1110 Sadar Churamonkathi 1 420 295 715 Sadar Total 420 295 715 Sharsha Ulashi 1 310 170 480 Sharsha Total 310 170 480 Total: Jessore District 5 1990 815 2805 Ailehas 625 125 750 Baradi 200 100 300 Alamdanga Chitla 5 925 280 1205 Jehala 565 325 890 Kalidaspur 180 70 250 Alamdanga Total 2495 900 3395 Damurhuda 135 15 150 Damurhuda Howli 3 145 5 150 Karpasdanga 100 0 100 Chuadanga Damurhuda Total 380 20 400 Jibonnagor Utholi 1 280 60 340 Jibonnagor Total 280 60 340 Begumpur 590 240 830 Chuadanga Pouro 335 145 480 Sadar 5 Mominpur 210 75 285 Padmabila 1050 530 1580 Titurdha 200 100 300 Sadar Total 2385 1090 3475 Total: Chuadanga District 14 5540 2070 7610 Mujibnagar Baguan 1 1155 280 1435 Mujibnagar Total 1155 280 1435 Meherpur Aamjhupi 495 25 520 Sadar 2 Perojpur 720 105 825 Sadar Total 1215 130 1345 Total: Meherpur District 3 2370 410 2780 Total: Jessore Hub 22 9900 3295 13195 Batiaghata 170 80 250 Botiagata 2 Gangarampur 870 280 1150 Botiagata Total 1040 360 1400 Aatliya 960 295 1255 Khulna Gutudia 100 20 120 Dumuria Khorniya 6 230 20 250 Maguraguna 370 50 420 Ragunathpur 400 50 450

23 Shobna 275 95 370 Dumuria Total 2335 530 2865 Atra Gelatola 150 20 170 Fultala Damudor 3 100 0 100 Jamira 815 225 1040 Fultala Total 1065 245 1310 Total: Khulna District 11 4440 1135 5575 Kaligonj Bara simla 1 490 160 650 Kaligonj Total 490 160 650 Helatola 135 15 150 Kolaroa Koyla 3 50 250 300 Kusadanga 90 10 100 Satkhira Kolaroa Total 275 275 550 Dandia 200 50 250 Khalilnagar 650 270 920 Tala 4 Nagorgata 210 60 270 Tala 310 160 470 Tala Total 1370 540 1910 Total: Satkhira District 8 2135 975 3110 Total: Khulna Hub 19 6575 2110 8685 Agailjhara 194 58 252 Bagdha 205 61 266 Agailjhara Goila 5 231 75 306 Mollapara 257 64 321 Rajihar 223 78 301 Agailjhara Total 1110 336 1446 Chandrapasa 117 29 146 Dehergati 365 117 482 Babugonj 4 Kedarpur 149 48 197 Madhobpasa 313 95 408 Babugonj Total 944 289 1233 Boalia 330 75 405 Niamati 590 185 775 Bakergonj 4 Padrishibpur 150 20 170 Rangasree 450 110 560 Bakergonj Total 1520 390 1910 Alta 231 62 293 Awarl 247 68 315 Barisal Baisari 595 183 778 Banaripara 108 17 125 Banaripara 8 Cakhar 164 41 205 Iluhar 180 25 205 Kajla 149 32 181 Udaykathi 179 49 228 Banaripara Total 1853 477 2330 Nalchira 569 167 736 Gournadi 2 Sharikol 689 174 863 Gournadi Total 1258 341 1599 Char Kalekhan 755 235 990 Muladi Kazir Char 3 445 65 510 Muladi 320 130 450 Muladi Total 1520 430 1950 Bamrail 770 155 925 Barokotha 151 42 193 Wazirpur 9 Gutiya 170 44 214 Harta 234 63 297

24 Otra 331 67 398 Satla 387 89 476 Sholok 126 22 148 Sikarpur 825 185 1010 Wazirpur 194 47 241 Wazirpur Total 3188 714 3902 Total: Barisal District 35 11393 2977 14370 Baro Manika 371 48 419 Borhanuddin Kutundi 3 247 57 304 Paksia 217 81 298 Borhanuddin Total 835 186 1021 Aslampur 292 33 325 Charfashion Charmadras 3 317 73 390 Ewaspur 304 588 892 Charfashion Total 913 694 1607 Char Khalifa 336 44 380 Dhoulatkhan Charpata 3 204 38 242 Madanpur 325 59 384 Dhoulatkhan Total 865 141 1006 Charvuta 231 47 278 Bhola Lalmohon Farazigonj 3 449 46 495 Lalmohon 312 62 374 Lalmohon Total 992 155 1147 Bapta 194 37 231 Bhrduria 386 43 429 Dakshin Dighaldi 920 325 1245 Sadar 6 Dhania 367 62 429 Paschim Illisha 970 290 1260 Velumia 850 260 1110 Sadar Total 3687 1017 4704 Chandpur 307 73 380 Tazumuddin 2 Sonapur 262 93 355 Tazumuddin Total 569 166 735 Total: Bhola District 20 7861 2359 10220 Dhankhali 1540 480 2020 Dhulasar 820 270 1090 Khaprabhanga 750 265 1015 Lalua 619 173 792 Kalapara 8 Latachapli 2096 512 2608 Mithagonj 1690 587 2277 Patuakhali Nilgonj 1785 572 2357 Tiyakhali 131 57 188 Kalapara Total 9431 2916 12347 Auliapur 189 46 235 Sadar Badarpur 3 224 59 283 Jainkathi 216 74 290 Sadar Total 629 179 808 Total: Patuakhali District 11 10060 3095 13155 Total: Barisal Hub 66 29314 8431 37745 Grand Total: 151 67101 19093 86194

25 Annex.IV.A: Number of enlisted owners of Dong Feng and Sai Feng 2 Wheel Tractor (power tiller) in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Owners of 2 WT (Nr.) Hub District Upazila Dong Feng Sai Feng Total (Nr.) Faridpur Sadar 75 4 79 Fardipur Boalmari 1 1 2 Modhukhali 75 3 78 Total: Faridpur District 151 8 159 Gopalganj Sadar 3 6 9 Tungipara 3 7 10 Gopalganj Kotalipara 2 3 5 Kasiani 7 16 23 Faridpur Maksudpur 19 32 51 Total: Gopalganj District 34 64 98 Rajbari Sadar 26 10 36 Baliakandi 19 4 23 Rajbari Goalanda 12 0 12 Pangsha 7 8 15 Kalukhali 14 0 14 Total: Rajbari District 78 22 100 Total: Faridpur Hub 263 94 357 Chuadanga Sadar 0 85 85 Alamdanga 0 94 94 Chuadanga Jibonnagor 0 8 8 Damurhuda 4 7 11 Total: Chuadanga District 4 194 198 Meherpur Sadar 8 3 11 Meherpur Jessore Mujibnagar 4 4 8 Total: Meherpur District 12 7 19 Jessore Sadar 0 6 6 Sharsha 1 3 4 Jessore Jhikargacha 0 4 4 Manirampur 3 15 18 Total: Jessore District 4 28 32 Total: Jessore Hub 20 229 249

26 Batiaghata 0 20 20 Fultala 3 Khulna 8 11 Dumuria 5 15 20 Total: Khulna District 8 43 51 Khulna Tala 1 7 8 Kaliganj 0 Satkhira 4 4 Kalaroa 3 12 15 Total: Satkhira District 4 23 27 Total: Khulna Hub 12 66 78 Wazirpur 9 28 37 Banaripara 4 15 19 Babuganj 9 Barisal 10 19 Agailjhara 8 8 16 Gournadi 9 10 19 Total: Barisal District 39 71 110 7 Patuakhali Sadar 7 14 Patuakhali 45 Kalapara 79 124 Barisal Total: Patuakhali District 52 86 138 Bhola sadar 13 14 27 Charfesson 3 11 14 Lalmohan 2 5 7 Bhola Tazumuddin 1 4 5 Borhanuddin 3 6 9 Daulatkhan 2 5 7 Total: Bhola District 24 45 69 Total: Barisal Hub 115 202 317 Grand Total 410 591 1001

27 Annex.V.A: Service Provider wise number of DVD distribution in 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Khulna Hub Faridpur Hub (Nr.) Jessore Hub (Nr.) Barisal Hub (Nr.) (Nr.)

Sl. Service Gr and

No. Providers Total

Faridpur Gopalgonj Rajbari Total Chuadanga Meherpur Jessore Total Khulna Satkhira Total Barisal Patuakhali Bhola Total 6 1 CBO 69 12 87 7 6 22 35 23 12 35 8 138 40 186 343 14 2 UISC (UP) 0 2 16 7 0 4 11 15 17 32 1 0 0 1 60 0 3 DA E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 4 NGO 44 1 51 16 0 4 20 1 18 19 0 34 43 77 167 0 5 A ICC (A IS) 0 0 0 0 10 3 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 70 6 Tea Stall 1 10 81 27 2 5 34 43 42 85 98 0 0 98 298 Educational 0 7 Institution 0 21 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 1 8 Electronic Shop 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 4 Agri-Inputs 7 9 Dealers 0 2 9 13 3 6 22 4 0 4 3 0 0 3 38 Agri-Equipment 1 10 Dealer 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Agri-Equipment 0 11 Workshop 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Agri-Equipment 0 12 Manufacturers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cell Phone 0 13 Service Centre 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 6 0 14 Cable Operator 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 5 0 15 Medicine Shop 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Computer Service & Sell 16 Centre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Bus Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 31 110 0 0 110 141 Tillage Service 18 Provider 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 19 Launch Service 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 0 48 48 Total 105 114 48 267 75 21 44 140 120 91 211 276 172 83 531 1149

28 Annex.VI.A: Number of enlisted community coordinators in 44 upazilas of 11 districts under 4 CSISA hubs

Community Hub District Upazila Coordinator (Nr.) Faridpur Sadar 35 Boalmari Fardipur 2 Bhanga 2 Modhukhali 34 Total: Faridpur District 73 Gopalganj Sadar 10 Tungipara 1 Gopalganj Kotalipara 5 Faridpur Kasiani 5 Maksudpur 21 Total: Gopalganj District 42 Rajbari Sadar 18 Baliakandi Rajbari 4 Goalanda 6 Pangsha 6 Total: Rajbari District 34 Total: Faridpur Hub 149 Chuadanga Sadar 24 Alamdanga Chuadanga 34 Jibonnagor 4 Damurhuda 6 Total: Chuadanga District 68 Meherpur Sadar Meherpur 12 Jessore Mujibnagar 12 Total: Meherpur District 24 Jessore Sadar 6 Sharsha Jessore 4 Jhikargacha 2 Manirampur 12 Total: Jessore District 24 Total: Jessore Hub 116

29 Batiaghata 6 Khulna Fultala 10 Dumuria 19 Total: Khulna District Khulna 35 Tala 14 Satkhira Kaliganj 6 Kalaroa 8 Total: Satkhira District 28 Total: Khulna Hub 63 Wazirpur 31 Banaripara 20 Bakerganj 13 Barisal Babuganj 8 Muladi 4 Agailjhara 12 Gournadi 10 Total: Barisal District 98 Patuakhali Sadar Barisal Patuakhali 3 Kalapara 63 Total: Patuakhali District 66 Bhola sadar 17 Charfesson 6 Lalmohan Bhola 6 Tazumuddin 3 Borhanuddin 3 Daulatkhan 3 Total: Bhola District 38 Total: Barisal Hub 202 Grand Total 530

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