Capacity Support for Inclusive Horticulture Services Sub-Activity Sample Clauses

Capacity Support for Inclusive Horticulture Services Sub-Activity. This sub-activity targets the structurally disadvantaged populations of women, youth, and the poor with the goal of including them in the emerging high-value horticulture sector. It recognizes that government institutions supporting the sector have largely gender- and inclusion- blind policies and programs, and without a specifically focused intervention, women, youth, and the poor are at risk of falling further behind. To that end, this sub-activity will build capacity in the MAFS to provide services that respond to the needs of women, youth, and the poor enabling them to succeed in commercial horticulture. Priority areas include budgeting, data disaggregation and use, training methodologies and content (e.g., use of ‘gender transformational’ approaches), information dissemination and technology, and support for xxxxxx’x organizations and aggregation. The sub-activity will also build capacity within the Ministry of Gender, Youth, Sports and Recreation (MOGYSR) to carry out its role in supporting gender and youth programming in other ministries with roles in supporting the horticulture sector beyond the Compact Term.
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