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ASDPS TIMPs Portal

The ASDSP Innovation portal is an online knowledge repository that provides a single access point for discovery, acquisition and sharing of information about innovations, technologies, and best practices. The repository offers an opportunity to promote participatory innovation development by the value chain actors by encouraging ‘VCA-led experimentation’ and the integration of farming communities into innovation systems. The idea is to foster knowledge sharing among value chain actors and other innovation actors, encouraging value chain actors to compare and share their experiences and to experiment more critically.

Solar drier and package sealer

Pure solar dryers, size - 1.5 meters by 2 meters, with 3 dehydrating trays, 80 - 100 Kgs dehydrating sessions  

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Solar drier and package sealer

Pure solar dryers, size - 1.5 meters by 2 meters, with 3 dehydrating trays, 80 - 100 Kgs dehydrating sessions  

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Aerated Crates

Plastic aerated big crates, size - 360mm height  by 395mm  width by 580mm length, Colour – Green  

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Kale seeds

kale seeds; Sweet Georgia F1 (50gms)                                                      Mfalme improved (50gms)                                                      Malkia curly kale (50gm)

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Hydroponics

Kale hydroponics, Kit features/ requirements · Area - 4 meters by 6 meters each side, design - A shaped (5 horizontal levels at each side totaling to 10 levels) · 4’’ PVC pipes · Spacing - 20cm from one cup to another · Growing cup diameter – 8cm with a minimum of 300 cups and end cups · Soilless growth media and nutrients, · Drinkers/feeders, · 200 Litres tank, · Pump · Holders/drips · Kale seedlings (Mfalme improved)  

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Submersible pump kit

The kit includes; · 60M head submersible pump-550W – 1 pc · Submersible cable 2.5M2 X 4core – 30 pcs · Solar panels 285 W – 2 pcs · Splicing Kit – 1 pc · Cable ties – 1 pkt · Double pole and enclosure – 1 pc · Flexible conduit – 12 meters · Float switch – 1 pc · Float switch cable  amurd 1.5MM 2 core – 20 pcs · Insulating tape – 5 pcs · Earth rod – 1 pc · Earth cable 6MM – 10 pcs  

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Welcome to ASDPS TIMPs Portal

Agriculture Sector Development Support Programme Phase Two (ASDSP II) is one of the key programmes designed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives and 47 county governments to contribute to addressing food and nutrition security and promote manufacturing. It is primarily designed to enhance the capacity of different Priority Value Chain Actors at different levels to tackle the problems that hinder commercialization of Agriculture.

The programme is implemented by the Government of Kenya (National and 47 county governments) with strong participation of the private sector as direct beneficiaries or service providers. It is financed by the Government of Kenya, Sida and EU for a period of five years (2017-2022).

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ASDSP II is operating under a devolved system of government. The Agriculture sector recognized this and developed a consultation and cooperation mechanism to promote good working relationship between the two levels.

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“Better opportunities and tools to enable poor people to improve their living conditions” The programme aims at transforming crop, livestock and fishery production into commercially oriented enterprises that ensure sustainable food and nutrition security by developing value chains that are environmentally resilient and socially inclusive. The stories briefly describe the groups and in some cases the individuals, the challenges they faced, the key programme interventions and the resulting changes that the beneficiaries groups experienced that improved their livelihoods.

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The government has announced plans to compensate farmers who have lost crops and livestock due to the ongoing floods in the country. Agriculture Principal Secretary Dr. Paul Rono stated that most farmers in arid and semi-arid areas (ASLs) lost over 70% of their livelihoods to the rains. The Ministry is working with the private sector to secure funds for the compensation exercise and implement necessary mitigation measures. The PS is also encouraging farmers in affected areas to consider growing tuber crops that thrive during heavy rains to reduce losses.

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