Annex E - Australia–Cambodia Joint Aid Program Strategy 2010–2015 Performance Assessment Framework Cambodian Australian Aid Aid Objective indicators 2014-15 milestones Australian Government assistance Government Objective 2015 development outcome 2015 Accelerated growth in 1A. Increased value of 120 000 poor men and Rehabilitation or construction of six additional Implementation of the Cambodia the value of national agricultural production women farmers reporting rice irrigation infrastructure schemes, allowing Agricultural Chain agricultural and smallholder and vegetable yields increased irrigation for up to an additional 3,950 ha of flagship agricultural production income in targeted by seven per cent. land, allowing 3,950 farmer households to plant development program–in Kampong provinces additional crops each year Thom, Takeo and Kampot. 30 000 ha of land under improved water management Major irrigation infrastructure works completed Analytical support to implement policy and irrigation. on all 21 schemes constructed through CAVAC and institutional reforms and design and evaluate activities addressing priority constraints in smallholder agriculture through the World Bank. Cambodian Government and The majority of CAVAC irrigation schemes have development partners been handed over to local stakeholders implementing the government’s strategy for agriculture and water in a 22,600 ha of land able to be irrigated as a harmonised and aligned result of construction by CAVAC manner Outcome-level impacts (outreach, yield, production volume and income) of CAVAC projected for end of 2015 and end of 2017. Poor and vulnerable 1B. Increased food Social protection systems At least 25.7 square kilometres of land Clearing for Results (Phase II) program Cambodians will be and livelihood security strengthened through contaminated by landmines and other ERW supporting mine/unexploded ordnance increasingly for the rural poor improved targeting and safety released for productive use clearance and support to the protected against through social net support for the poor. Cambodian Mine Action and Victim chronic poverty and protection and Assistance Authority through the United Maternal and nutrition cash transfer pilot hunger, shocks, landmine clearance Nations Development Programme. Increased food security of begins operation destitution and social vulnerable households through exclusion, and targeted food assistance and Analytical support provided to benefit from livelihood interventions. implement policy and institutional investments in their reforms, activities designed and human capital evaluated to address priority constraints in social protection, through the World Bank.
Annex E - Australia–Cambodia Joint Aid Program Strategy 2010–2015 Performance Assessment Framework Cambodian Government development outcome 2015 Australian Aid Objective 2015 Aid Objective indicators 2014-15 milestones Australian Government assistance Accelerated growth in the value of national agricultural production 1A. Increased value of agricultural production and smallholder income in targeted provinces 120 000 poor men and women farmers reporting rice and vegetable yields increased by seven per cent. 30 000 ha of land under improved water management and irrigation. Cambodian Government and development partners implementing the government’s strategy for agriculture and water in a harmonised and aligned manner Rehabilitation or construction of six additional irrigation infrastructure schemes, allowing irrigation for up to an additional 3,950 ha of land, allowing 3,950 farmer households to plant additional crops each year Major irrigation infrastructure works completed on all 21 schemes constructed through CAVAC The majority of CAVAC irrigation schemes have been handed over to local stakeholders 22,600 ha of land able to be irrigated as a result of construction by CAVAC Outcome-level impacts (outreach, yield, production volume and income) of CAVAC projected for end of 2015 and end of 2017. Implementation of the Cambodia Agricultural Chain flagship agricultural development program–in Kampong Thom, Takeo and Kampot. Analytical support to implement policy and institutional reforms and design and evaluate activities addressing priority constraints in smallholder agriculture through the World Bank. Poor and vulnerable Cambodians will be increasingly protected against chronic poverty and hunger, shocks, destitution and social exclusion, and benefit from investments in their human capital 1B. Increased food and livelihood security for the rural poor through social protection and landmine clearance Social protection systems strengthened through improved targeting and safety net support for the poor. Increased food security of vulnerable households through targeted food assistance and livelihood interventions. At least 25.7 square kilometres of land contaminated by landmines and other ERW released for productive use Maternal and nutrition cash transfer pilot begins operation Clearing for Results (Phase II) program supporting mine/unexploded ordnance clearance and support to the Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority through the United Nations Development Programme. Analytical support provided to implement policy and institutional reforms, activities designed and evaluated to address priority constraints in social protection, through the World Bank.