UN DÉVELOPPEMENT AGRICOLE INTÉGRÉ Archives

UN DÉVELOPPEMENT AGRICOLE INTÉGRÉ

Si lon considère les caractéristiques physiques, économiques et humaines d’une zone de projet donnée, TAHAL offre des projets de développement agricoles intégrés porteurs d’une valeur à long terme. S’appuyant sur les capacités de gestion de projets de grande envergure et d’une grande expertise agronomique, les solutions durables de TAHAL améliorent la sécurité alimentaire et créent des emplois rémunérés dans les pays en développement partout à travers le monde.

Avantages clés
• Amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire
• Croissance des créations d’emplois locaux et meilleures conditions de vie
• Amélioration des infrastructures rurales
• Introduction efficace de cultures nouvelles et diversifiées

Une expertise reconnue
• Cultures de plein champ assistées par des systèmes de microirrigation et d’irrigation avancés
• Serres et serres à filet avec des systèmes de climatisation
· Vergers ouverts et protégés
• Étables pour vaches laitières et poulaillers intégrés, soit automatisés, soit semi-automatiques
• Systèmes intensifs et semi-intensifs d’aquaculture

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PROJET DE DÉVELOPPEMENT AGRICOLE ET RÉGIONAL INTÉGRÉ DE QUIMINHA

TAHAL a été sélectionné par le ministère angolais de l’Agriculture pour concevoir et mettre en œuvre un projet de développement rural intégré sur 5 000 hectares dans la région de Quiminha, à 40km de la capitale Luanda. Le projet clés en main d’une durée de cinq ans comprend le développement de terres agricoles commerciales et de zones résidentielles pour 300 familles.

Yaylak Plain Agricultural Irrigation – Anatolia, Turkey

TAHAL carried out design, engineering, management, cost and budget control, construction and coordination services for the entire irrigation system. Water from the Atatürk Dam was conveyed via an existing tunnel to a newly constructed main pumping station...

Integrated Agricultural Development – Vojvodina, Serbia

Vojvodina is a province of roughly 2 million inhabitants located in northern Serbia, with agricultural land making up almost 85% of its territory. A joint venture between a private investor and the Serbian government selected TAHAL to design and implement an integrated agricultural development project that would address statutory issues, utilize modern technologies and methodologies, and prove economically profitable.

Kikar Sedom Agricultural Extension

Pilot project for establishing agricultural production on marginal land considered unsuitable for intensive commercial farming because of extreme conditions – elevation of 400 m below sea level, annual rainfall of under 40 mm, annual evaporation rate of 370 mm, maximum summer temperature of 46 °C, shallow saline groundwater, soil hypersalinity and low

National Master Plan for Arable Agriculture & Dairy Development

Implementation of NAMPAADD, including planning, design, construction and operation of rainfed, irrigated and dairy pilot farms for both production and demonstration, as well as development of statewide extension services and training of local professionals.

Gurara Water Transfer to Federal Capital Territory (FCT)– Azara-Jere Irrigation Project

Detailed design of main conveyance system, including 29 km 1,400 mm steel pipeline; 100,000 m3 regulating reservoir; secondary distribution system; and on-farm distribution system for 4,000 ha, including centre pivot irrigation and pressure irrigation network.

Reformulation of the Baja Guajira Irrigated Development Project

Feasibility study for intensive irrigated agriculture project that would drive the development of water resources for irrigation of 16,000 ha. Project included hydrological studies; water, soil and environmental surveys; agricultural planning; study of organizational aspects; planning of engineering works; economic and financial evaluation; and training and technology transfer.

Water Resources Planning for the State of Rajasthan

Statewide master plan for water resource management/development, including improvement of data collection/processing; groundwater, artificial recharge and conjunctive use studies; equipment procurement; training; and technical assistance.

Feasibility Studies and Detailed Design for Main Irrigation Infrastructure Rehabilitation

Feasibility study for rehabilitation of the main irrigation infrastructure in five irrigation schemes, including an environmental impact study and socioeconomic analysis.

Bhairawa-Lumbini Groundwater Irrigation Project

Feasibility study, design, construction supervision and study of institutional/legal aspects in development of groundwater resources for both, dry season and supplementary monsoon season irrigation. Included drilling of 79 tubewells over 20,600 ha, formulation of institutional framework and WUA establishment.

Yaylak Plain Irrigation Project (GAP)

Turnkey project for design, construction and management of modern irrigation system for over 18,000 ha, serving 46 villages. Includes earthworks (3.75 MCM); 11 pumping stations (total capacity: 21 m3/s); main canal (83 km); HDPE & GRP pipelines (640 km); 10 regulating and 3 balancing reservoirs; and SCADA system.

Integrated Irrigation for Export of Agricultural Products, Arco Seco

Turnkey project comprising irrigated development of 3,000 ha, including detailed design and execution; provision of training, support services and marketing infrastructure; and establishment of farmers' organizations.