Key Activities:

• Distribute subsidized fertilizer and improved seeds and train farmers in improved techniques
• Distribute long-lasting, insecticide- treated bed nets and provide training on proper use
• Begin rehabilitation and construction of schools, health clinics and water points

Outcomes:

• Increased food security through increased staple crop yields
• Decreased prevalence of malaria
• Improved key facilities

Key Activities:

• Introduce crop diversification and link farmers to local markets for crop sales
• Expand locally-sourced school meals program using new crop surpluses
• Expand disease control for HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis and other tropical diseases

Outcomes:

• Increased production of higher value and more nutritious crops
• Increased school attendance
• Reduced child mortality and maternal mortality rates
• Improved health care and disease control

Key Activities:

• Expand access to agricultural finance and promote business development
• Extend the electricity grid (where possible) and introduce alternative energy sources
• Construct and maintain roads
• Initiate piped water systems and large scale irrigation projects
• Establish and improve mobile telephone and internet connection

Outcomes:

• Increased self-financing of agricultural inputs
• Growth in local business and entrepreneurship
• Greater access to energy, improved transport and information and communication technologies (ICT)
• Achievement of Millennium Development Goals for child mortality, education, environment, health, gender equality, maternal mortality and water