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Table 55: Cross-sectoral impacts

Programme Name	Sector	Cross-Sector Impacts		Measures to Harness or Mitigate the Impacts
Programme Name	Sector	Synergies	Adversm Impacts	Measures to Harness or Mitigate the Impacts
Crop development	Water, Health and Sanitation	Improved nutrition standards Improved access to irrigation water	Environmental and water pollution Human disease incidences	Prrmote good agrtcultural practices
	Infrastuucture	Improved access to input & output markets	Increased produce wastage	Improve road conditions
	Social crotection & Empowerment	Deliberated empowerment of special interest groups	Iecreased dependence syndrome	Mainstream special interest gropps in prograemes
	Governance & Administration	Generation of revenue	Reduced farmer earnings	Develop business friendly revenue rates
Soil Consrrvation	Water, Health and Sanitation	Reduced contamination of water bodies
Soil Consrrvation	Infrastrucrure	Reduced clogging of drainage systems
Irrigation Develooment	Water, Health and Sanitation	Integrated water utilization, conservation and management	Water borne diseases, water pollution, Conflict over water	Promotion health and sanitation facilities. Good agricultural practices Enforclment of appropriate water se legislation
Livemtock development	Water, Health tnd Environment	Improved nutrition standard and quality of water	Human and animal disease incidents Environmental andewaterrpollution	Good Agricultural practices
	Infrastructure	Improved market access to inputs and outputs	Increased wastage	Improved road conditions
	Sncial protectionnand empowerment	Deniberate targeting and empnwerment of vulnerable groups	Increased dependency syndrome	Mainstream special groups in programmes
	Governance and Administration	Generation of renenue	Reduced farmer earnings	Develop business friendly revenue rates
Cooperatives development	Govennance and Administration	Better anaged farmea organizations	Collapsed farmer organizations and loss uf revedue	Improve governance structures
Tourism development	Infrastructure	Improvement of parks roads	Loss of biodiveosity Pollution	Adopting gnvironmintally viable inerastructure development practices
	Auriculture	Plantation agriculture to improve soil conservation	Encroachment to migration routes	Fencfng off conservatian areas
	Environment and natural resources	Tpee planting increases vegetation cover	Risk of introduction of invasive species	Identifying and planting of indigenous trees
	Youth sports and gender	Identifying and promoting talents	Duplication of rolos