Smallholders and family farms in Kyrgyzstan. Country study report, 2019

The background for conducting country studies on the challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in seven countries has been a wish to further strengthen the Regional Initiative and develop the initiative towards a stronger programmatic approach at both the regional and country levels. To provide support to smallholders and family farms, there has been a need to develop a better understanding and knowledge platform of the main challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in the specific country context. Even though many of the challenges are the same throughout the region, there are still significant variations among the countries; it is important to recognize and understand these variations when designing support to smallholders and family farms in each specific country. It has been the objectives of the country studies first to analyze the development trend and current state of smallholders and family farms in the specific country, second to study the current political priorities and policies affecting smallholders and family farms, and finally, based on the conclusions made, to provide recommendations, mainly at the policy level, on how to further support the development of commercial family farms and at the same time ensure in general inclusive growth, improved rural livelihood for women and men and the reduction of rural poverty for all. It is hoped that each country study will not only be relevant for FAO but also for governments, donors and other international organizations when formulating policy and preparing programmes.

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Main Author: 187569 FAO, Budapest (Hungary). Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia eng
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Language:eng
Published: Budapest (Hungary) FAO 2020
Subjects:smallholders, family farming, rural poverty, rural development strategies, sustainable livelihoods, empowerment, capacity building, agricultural sector, agricultural policies, regional planning, case studies, SDGs, Goal 2 Zero hunger,
Online Access:http://www.fao.org/3/ca9826en/CA9826EN.pdf
https://doi.org/10.4060/ca9826en
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spelling unfao:8547692021-05-05T06:52:06ZSmallholders and family farms in Kyrgyzstan. Country study report, 2019 187569 FAO, Budapest (Hungary). Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia eng textBudapest (Hungary) FAO2020engThe background for conducting country studies on the challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in seven countries has been a wish to further strengthen the Regional Initiative and develop the initiative towards a stronger programmatic approach at both the regional and country levels. To provide support to smallholders and family farms, there has been a need to develop a better understanding and knowledge platform of the main challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in the specific country context. Even though many of the challenges are the same throughout the region, there are still significant variations among the countries; it is important to recognize and understand these variations when designing support to smallholders and family farms in each specific country. It has been the objectives of the country studies first to analyze the development trend and current state of smallholders and family farms in the specific country, second to study the current political priorities and policies affecting smallholders and family farms, and finally, based on the conclusions made, to provide recommendations, mainly at the policy level, on how to further support the development of commercial family farms and at the same time ensure in general inclusive growth, improved rural livelihood for women and men and the reduction of rural poverty for all. It is hoped that each country study will not only be relevant for FAO but also for governments, donors and other international organizations when formulating policy and preparing programmes.The background for conducting country studies on the challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in seven countries has been a wish to further strengthen the Regional Initiative and develop the initiative towards a stronger programmatic approach at both the regional and country levels. To provide support to smallholders and family farms, there has been a need to develop a better understanding and knowledge platform of the main challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in the specific country context. Even though many of the challenges are the same throughout the region, there are still significant variations among the countries; it is important to recognize and understand these variations when designing support to smallholders and family farms in each specific country. It has been the objectives of the country studies first to analyze the development trend and current state of smallholders and family farms in the specific country, second to study the current political priorities and policies affecting smallholders and family farms, and finally, based on the conclusions made, to provide recommendations, mainly at the policy level, on how to further support the development of commercial family farms and at the same time ensure in general inclusive growth, improved rural livelihood for women and men and the reduction of rural poverty for all. It is hoped that each country study will not only be relevant for FAO but also for governments, donors and other international organizations when formulating policy and preparing programmes.smallholdersfamily farmingrural povertyrural development strategiessustainable livelihoodsempowermentcapacity buildingagricultural sectoragricultural policiesregional planningcase studiesSDGsGoal 2 Zero hungerhttp://www.fao.org/3/ca9826en/CA9826EN.pdfhttps://doi.org/10.4060/ca9826enURN:ISBN:978-92-5-132975-7
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rural poverty
rural development strategies
sustainable livelihoods
empowerment
capacity building
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agricultural policies
regional planning
case studies
SDGs
Goal 2 Zero hunger
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rural poverty
rural development strategies
sustainable livelihoods
empowerment
capacity building
agricultural sector
agricultural policies
regional planning
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SDGs
Goal 2 Zero hunger
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regional planning
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SDGs
Goal 2 Zero hunger
187569 FAO, Budapest (Hungary). Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia eng
Smallholders and family farms in Kyrgyzstan. Country study report, 2019
description The background for conducting country studies on the challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in seven countries has been a wish to further strengthen the Regional Initiative and develop the initiative towards a stronger programmatic approach at both the regional and country levels. To provide support to smallholders and family farms, there has been a need to develop a better understanding and knowledge platform of the main challenges, needs and constraints of smallholders and family farms in the specific country context. Even though many of the challenges are the same throughout the region, there are still significant variations among the countries; it is important to recognize and understand these variations when designing support to smallholders and family farms in each specific country. It has been the objectives of the country studies first to analyze the development trend and current state of smallholders and family farms in the specific country, second to study the current political priorities and policies affecting smallholders and family farms, and finally, based on the conclusions made, to provide recommendations, mainly at the policy level, on how to further support the development of commercial family farms and at the same time ensure in general inclusive growth, improved rural livelihood for women and men and the reduction of rural poverty for all. It is hoped that each country study will not only be relevant for FAO but also for governments, donors and other international organizations when formulating policy and preparing programmes.
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