Project Experiences

In order to provide effective, practical oriented training, Kombolcha Agricultural College should strengthen his financial capability and work in collaboration with support organizations. Though the college is trying its best through designing various projects, the overall performance regarding project experience is so confined. However, some of the projects with remarkable contribution to the college – Small and Micro Irrigation Service /SMIS/ and Food and agricultural Organization /FAO/- .are the following.

The small scale and Micro Irrigation Support Project (SMIS) is established with the ultimate funding from the Government of Canada through the Department of Foreign Affairs Trade and Development (DFATD) and the Government of The Netherlands. The project is extending technical support towards achieving the objectives set for the sector by the region.

SMIS project is working in collaboration with the College, particularly with Water Resource and Irrigation Department with the objective of producing quality education and training in small and micro irrigation management and engineering. Due to its practical achievements, the college is mandated as the center of excellence of Amhara Region in this field of study.

  • Establishment of modern surface irrigation scheme & drip-irrigation demonstration farm at Medhanealem demo-site.
  • Construction of roof top water harvesting technology and sprinkler irrigation systems in the college campus demonstration farm.
  • Establishment of mini weather station and water resource and irrigation laboratory in the college
  • Provision of desktop and laptop computers along with updated reference materials
  • Establishment of a broadband internet network throughout the offices
  • Provision of short-term capacity building trainings on various relevant issues pertaining to project planning and management

Another major experience regarding project partnership has been with Food and Agricultural Organization /FAO/. Budget allocated by FAO to the college amounted Birr 603,400.00/Six hundred three thousands and four hundred Eth. Birr/ for the years 2017 – 2019. In cooperation with FAO – Amhara Region Coordination office, remarkable achievements have been undertaken.

  • Provision of short term trainings to organized youths of our surrounding on crop production, animal production and fattening, basic accounting principles and cooperative organization

  • Provision of awareness raising trainings & support were also made to immigrants

  •  Trainings on nutrition had also been offered to instructors and supportive staffs of the college. As shown in the table below, this training has also involved 1440 students of the college.

  • Field visits to Alage TVET College were organized to staffs which have direct link with nutrition to share practical experiences.

  • “Nutrition Corridor” was established in the college which directly involves producing fruits and vegetables in a value chain approach. Some hand tools, kitchen and dining equipment were also furnished for this purpose.  Moreover, nutrition related reference books catering students’ needs and library stock were also supplied.

  • Trainings conducted and budget allocated by FAO (2017 -2019) in Eth. Birr

    Budget Year

     

    Budget Allocated

    Participants of the Trainings

     

    2009 (2017)

    230,200.00

    527

    125

    752

    2010 (2018)

    191,700.00

    503

    122

    626

    2011 (2019)

    181,500.00

    133

    54

    187

    Total

    603,400.00

    1163

    277

    1440

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    Amhara National Regional State Bureau of Agriculture
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