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Indicators achievements Objectives Results. Indicators Disaggrega tion FY 2012 Target Q1 Target Q1+Q2 target Realized % of 2012 Target Comments 2. Strengthen applied research and outreach 2.1 AETR institutions promoting innovative research solutions to public and private clients 6. Number of food security private enterprises (for profit), producers organizations, water users associations, women’s group trade and business associations, and community-based organizations (CBOs) receiving USG assistance (FtF outcome indicator 4.5.2-11) Food security private enterprises(f or profit) 1 0 0 Producers organizations 1 0 0 Water users associations 0 0 0 Women’s group 30 0 25 25 83.33% 25 women’s groups were trained during Ziguinchor workshop in food processors. Those women ‘groups can be considered also as Producers organizations Trade and business associations 3 0 0 Community- based organizations 2 0 0 Total 37 0 25 25 68% 7. Number of AETR trained in other areas for food security or economic growth Total 07 0 7 7 100% Training workshop for bidders
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