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- Presentation of Policy Paper on Dairy Sector
- Finding Recommendations of Stock Taking Study on Insurance and Mitigation Mechanism Available for Agriculture
- R4C DOCUMENTARY
- කර්මාන්ත ශ්රී ලංකා 2022” NATIONAL INDUSTRY EXCELLENCE AWARDS – 2022
- Stakeholder Dialogue on Promotion of Consumption of Fresh Milk – Opportunities & Challenges

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Sustainable Water Management in Agriculture: SAPP's Commitment to a Brighter Future.
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Breaking the Mold: Sri Lanka's Youth Leading the Way in Sustainable Agriculture
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What is new about public-private-producer partnerships (4Ps)?
SAPP under the financial assistance of IFAD is keen to promote 4Ps as a more systematic way of doing business with the private sector through the projects it supports. In this manner, IFAD communicates to global stakeholders, partners and clients its unique approach to partnerships that enhance the well-being of small-scale producers. A 4P arrangement ensures that smallholder producers are respected partners and not relegated to the receiving end of public-private partnerships (PPPs). There are important asymmetries in the balance of power that need to be acknowledged in 4Ps, since smallholders are typically not well equipped to negotiate with public and private actors. It is important to ensure the transparency, fairness and accountability of these arrangements, especially when it comes to recognizing local communities’ tenure rights (to land, water and forests), the role of women and environmental issues. The devil is often in the details of PPP deals when it comes to price-setting mechanisms, enforcement of contracts, regulatory issues, payment modalities, ownership and coordination.. It can also be employed to justify the use of public funds as an incentive for both the private sector and producers to make better deals in which everyone is genuinely committed to a long-term partnership.

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SAPP Regional Offices
UVA Province
Regional Project Coordinator
Tel: 071 446 06 85
Email: [email protected]
Address: SAPP Regional Office, Department of Agrarian Development, Keppitipola Mawatha, Badulla
Southern & Western Province
Regional Project Coordinator
Tel: 077 375 08 81
Email : [email protected]
Address: Smallholder Agribusiness Partnership Programme, No. 212/A, Nawala Road, Rajagiriya.
North Western Province
Email: [email protected]
Address: SAPP Regional Office, Provincial Department of Agriculture, Dambulla Road, Kurunegala.
North Central Province
Regional Project Coordinator
Tel: 077 376 00 28
Email: [email protected]
Address: SAPP Regional Office,Institute of Post Harvest Management, jayanthi Mawatha, Anuradhapura
Central & Sabaragamuwa Province
Address: SAPP Regional Office, Department of Animal Production & Health, No.13, Peradeniya.