Fmardpace Gives Details On AFJP Enumerator 2020/2021 Payment

Fmardpace Gives Details On AFJP Enumerator 2020/2021 Payment

Following our update earlier shared which you can read here Fmardpace Begin Final Payment Of AFJP Enumerators 2020 And 2021 Stipends, the fmardpace has Given a full Detailed update On AFJP Enumerator 2020/2021 Payment.

According to Fmardpace, Final payment has commenced to Agriculture for Food and Jobs Plan (AFJP) Enumerators for farmer-farm registration carried out between 2020/2021 across the 36 States and FCT. The payment, which commenced on Friday 5th August 2022, was for valid surveys submitted by the enumerators during the enumeration exercise.

At the State level, the enumeration exercise was supervised by the Agricultural Development Programme (ADP) State Programme Managers who worked with the ADP Supervisors (Master Trainers) in each of the 774 Local Government Areas in the 36 States and FCT to ensure the timely registration of smallholder farmers in their communities, Fmardpace said.

The farmer-farm registration exercise helped register over 6 million smallholder farmers. Using the data collected by the enumerators, cash subsidies was provided to over 1 million vulnerable smallholder farmers adversely impacted by the covid-19 pandemic to prevent food scarcity in Nigeria.

Other payments made in this disbursement include the payment to enumerators for soil sample collection, soil laboratories for soil testing; and to ADP Master Trainers for March to November 2021.

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The image below shows the details of payment made to Enumerators for farmer registration:

As of May 2021, a total amount of N1,097,408,750 had been paid to Enumerators, Master Trainers and State Programme Managers in four batches of payment for the farmer farm registration exercise.

The project takes the opportunity to thank the Enumerators for their contribution to the success of the plan and to sincerely apologize for inconveniences experienced resulting from the delayed payments of the stipends.