Kiribati Agritourism Policy Setting Workshop 2019 Workshop Policy Setting for Improved Linkages Between Agriculture, Trade and Tourism: Strengthening the Local Agrifood sector and Promoting Healthy Food in Agritourism. Workshop Programme Organised by the Government of Kiribati and Kiribati Chamber of Commerce and Industry In collaboration with the Pacific Community, CTA, PIPSO and SPTO. Tarawa, 15th -16th January 2019, Kiribati Venue: RAK Boardroom, Antebuka

1. Linking Agriculture to Tourism Markets-KV20
Agri-Tourism Workshop 15-16th Jan, 2019

2. Agriculture and Livestock Division: Policy and
Strategies
MINISTRY STRATEGIC PLAN 2016-2019
BIOSECURITY ACT 2011
MAJOR AGRICULTURE RELATED PROJECT
AGRICULTURE LINKANGES WITH OTHER
SECTOR

3. • 2.2 VISION: 'Better quality of life for the present and future
generations’
• 2.3 MISSION: 'Working together to nurture and deliver clean,
green, blue services to ensure sustainable development for
the people of Kiribati’
MINISTRY STRATEGIC PLAN 2016-2019

4. Strategic Objective 3: Increase Local
production and livestock
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Increasing no of animal cross
breeding by 30% at end of 2019
Establish local markets produce by
2019
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7
Community are aware on animal
and crop farming productions and
ALD staff are equipped with
knowledge and skills by 2019
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5
3
Soil management technologies
appropriate for atoll conditions
developed and adopted by 2019
Boarder control strengthened and
existing pest and disease are under
proper control.by 2019
Adequate fresh water supply, land
space are available
Smart goals
Varieties of plants to be planted at
public sites
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5. Smart Goal 1: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

6. Smart goal 2: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

7. Smart goal 3: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

8. Smart Goal 4: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

9. Smart goal 5: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

10. Smart goal 6: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

11. Smart goal 7: Ministry Strategic Plan 2015-2019

12. Purpose: To safeguard
animal, plants, people
and environment of
Kiribati
To protect Kiribati against entry
of unwanted pests and diseases
To eradicate, contain or control
the movement of regulated
pests and diseases existing in
Kiribati
To facilitate trade of animals,
plants and their product
To prevent introduction and
spread of regulated pests and
diseases not present in Kiribati
Undertake surveillance and
monitoring of pests in Kiribati
To facilitate international
cooperation to prevent the
spread of pests and diseases
affecting plants, animal, human
beings and the environment
To prevent establishment and
spread of regulated pests and
diseases within the
environment in Kiribati
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BIOSECURITY ACT 2011

13. MAJOR AGRICULTURE RELATED
PROJECTs

14. 1. KIRIBATI OUTER ISLAND FOOD & WATER PROJECT (KOIFWP)
Effective: 2014-2018 Pilot Islands: Abemama, Nonouti, Beru, Tabiteuea
South
Goal: People living in Outer Islands have healthy sustainable
livelihoods
Objective: Outer Islands communities are able to successfully plan and
implement investment that result in better nutrition and access to
clean water
4 component:
a) Community Planning & Action
b) Household Food and Nutrition
c) Household Drinking Water
d) Project Management and Coordination

15. 2. LDCF-FOOD SECURITY PROJECT
Effective: 2016-2021, Pilots Islands: Maiana, Abemama, Nonouti, South
Tarawa
Donor-GEF
Title: Enhancing national food security in the context of global Climate
Change
Objectives: To build the adaptive capacities of vulnerable Kiribati
communities to ensure food security under conditions of climate change
2 major outcomes:
1) Institutional capacity developed to reduce vulnerability to climate
change induced food shortages
2) Implementation of community adaptation measures to increase food
security

16. • ACIAR-Soil Health Project
Effective: 2015-2019 Pilot islands: Same as KOIWFP
Aim:
To support development of sustainable soil health technologies for atolls in
order to improve production of staple root crops and nutritious food crops
Donor: ACIAR
3 main objectives
1. Increase the sustainability and productivity of starchy staple food
production systems
2. To increase household and community production and consumption of
local nutritious foods
3. Identify and develop opportunities for inter-islands trade in high value
crops and products

17. • Taiwan Technical Mission Project
Effective: 2004-ongoing to date, Pilots Islands: South Tarawa,
Butaritari, Abaiang, Abemama
Donor: ROC (Taiwan)
Title of Project currently implemented:
1) Nutrition enhancement Project (Horticulture & Nutrition)
2) Piggery Project
Aim: To establish production systems in Kiribati
Objective: To produce fruit and vegetables for better nutrition to
hospital and schools and breeders for Outer Islands

18. • Ministry of Health and Medical Services - Community outreach
programs-NCD
• Ministry of Education- Development of Curriculum for primary
school and Junior Secondary school
• Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives-Coconut Day,
Market for local produce, Domestic Trade
• Tourism???? Wayfoward: Farmstays, etc
LINKAGES WITH OTHER SECTORS