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Workshop Smallholder Irrigation and Value Chains
November 16 - 29, 2003, Aurangabad
(Maharashtra), India
Objectives and programme
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What does it need to make all this happen?
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Four themes

1. Getting to know the clients and the basics of
   smallholder irrigation
2. Understanding the input supply chain
3. Analysis of output value chains and
   identification of marketing opportunities
4. Process facilitation and orchestration of actors

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Wearing different glasses
Income generation for poor peasants
Watershed development programme
Small-scale commercial farmers
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Programme overview
Visit to Ellora caves and relaxing (1d, Sun)
Field work0.5 3 1 d (Tue-Sat)
Posters and presen-tations on partici-pants
experiences (evenings, 7-8)
Processing learning from field work1.5 d
(Mon-Tue)
Visit to inno-vations and other special places
(1 d Thu)
Theme 4 facilitation and support role1.5 d
(Tue-Wed)
Transfer to own situation1.5 d (Fri)
Final conclusions etc 0.5 d (Sat)
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Detailed programme day 1

• Day 1 Monday, November 17, 2003
• 07.30 am Breakfast
• 08.30 am Welcome
• Objectives and programme of training workshop
• 09.00 am Mutual introduction of participants
• Logistics
• 10.00 am Tea break
• 10.20 am Basics about Maharashtra
• Economy of the dry tropics
• Comparison of local context with participants
  context
• 11.00 am Drip kit installation exercise
• 11.45 am Technical basics about drip irrigation
• 12.30 pm Lunch break

02.15 pm The art of supply chain management
03.00 pm IDEs supply chain / market creation
approach 03.45 pm Tea break 04.05 pm Video
Bridging the gap 04.25 pm Demonstration of
different types of irrigation technologies 05.15
pm Presentation on the areas to be visited for
field work 06.00 pm End of the day
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Detailed programme day 2

• Day 2 Tuesday, November 18, 2003
• 07.30 am Breakfast
• 08.30 am Review of previous day
• 08.50 am From the supply chain to the output
  marketing chain
• 09.00 am Integrating poor people into market
  systems - a methodology
• 10.30 am Tea break
• Value chain analysis - the example of
  horticulture in Maharashtra
• 12.00 pm Lunch break

After 01.00 pm Departure for field work On the
way Tips for work in the field, questions to
investigate, format for analysis/synthesis and
presentation, further information on the area to
be visited and detailed schedule Evening Arrival
at place of field work