EMPOWERMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME FOR COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY FLOODS, LANDSLIDES AND MUD DISASTERS
Gampong Ulee Ceu, Jangka Subdistrict, Bireuen Regency, Aceh
DETAILS OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION INPUT REQUIREMENTS
(35-Hectare Land Management Programme)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This programme has been developed by Relawan Peduli Rakyat Lintas Batas to support the recovery and revitalisation of agricultural livelihoods among communities affected by floods, landslides, and mud disasters in Gampong Ulee Ceu, Jangka Subdistrict, Bireuen Regency, Aceh.
The disaster has caused substantial disruption to farming systems, resulting in land degradation, declining agricultural productivity, and significant loss of income among local farmers. In response, this initiative prioritises the provision of essential agricultural inputs, including maize seeds, fertilisers, insecticides, and operational equipment, aimed at restoring agricultural functionality and strengthening community resilience.
This programme is aligned with broader strategic efforts to promote sustainable rural development, enhance food security, and accelerate economic recovery in disaster-affected regions.
Its successful implementation is expected to significantly improve agricultural output, restore livelihoods, and contribute to long-term socio-economic stability and resilience within the community.
A. INTRODUCTION
This document serves as a comprehensive planning framework for the provision of agricultural production inputs, designed to support the accelerated recovery of communities affected by floods, landslides, and mud disasters in Gampong Ulee Ceu, Jangka Subdistrict, Bireuen Regency.
The impact of the disaster on the agricultural sector has been profound, encompassing land damage, reduced productivity, and disruption to primary sources of livelihood. These challenges necessitate structured, targeted, and measurable interventions through the provision of agricultural inputs to restore land functionality, enhance productivity, and improve farmers’ welfare in a sustainable manner.
B. GENERAL DATA
Number of Farmer Groups: 6 Groups
Number of Members: 223 Persons
Land Area: 35 Hectares
C. MAIZE SEED REQUIREMENTS (3 KG PER PERSON)
Requirement per person: 3 kg
Total requirement: 223 × 3 kg = 669 kg
Total maize seed requirement: 669 kg
Breakdown per group:
Approximately 37 persons per group
Requirement: approximately 111 kg per group
Breakdown per hectare:
669 kg ÷ 35 hectares ≈ 19 kg per hectare
D. INSECTICIDE REQUIREMENTS
Standard usage: 1 litre per hectare per application
Application frequency: 2 applications
Calculation:
35 hectares × 1 litre = 35 litres
35 litres × 2 applications = 70 litres
Total insecticide requirement: 70 litres
Breakdown per group:
Approximately 12 litres per group
E. FERTILISER REQUIREMENTS
Base fertiliser:
NPK (Phonska): 8,750 kg
Urea: 7,000 kg
SP-36: 3,500 kg
Supplementary fertiliser:
Additional Urea: 3,500 kg
KCl: 2,625 kg
Total fertiliser requirement:
NPK: 8,750 kg
Urea: 10,500 kg
SP-36: 3,500 kg
KCl: 2,625 kg
Breakdown per group:
NPK: approximately 1,458 kg
Urea: approximately 1,750 kg
SP-36: approximately 583 kg
KCl: approximately 438 kg
F. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
Knapsack sprayers:
3 units per group × 6 groups = 18 units
Two-way radios:
1 unit per group × 6 groups = 6 units
G. OVERALL SUMMARY
Maize seed: 669 kg
Insecticide: 70 litres
NPK fertiliser: 8,750 kg
Urea fertiliser: 10,500 kg
SP-36 fertiliser: 3,500 kg
KCl fertiliser: 2,625 kg
Knapsack sprayers: 18 units
Two-way radios: 6 units
H. CONCLUSION
This empowerment assistance programme constitutes a strategic and integrated approach to restoring the socio-economic conditions of disaster-affected communities, with particular emphasis on the agricultural sector as the primary source of livelihood.
Through the provision of well-planned and appropriate agricultural inputs, farmers are expected to regain their capacity to manage land effectively, increase production yields, and strengthen both food security and economic independence in a sustainable manner.
Support for this programme represents a tangible commitment to rebuilding livelihoods, enhancing community resilience, and fostering long-term rural development. It is anticipated that the successful implementation of this initiative will deliver lasting benefits, contributing significantly to economic recovery, resilience building, and sustainable development in Bireuen Regency.
Gampong Ulee Ceu, 17 April 2026
Arizal Mahdi
Chairman of Relawan Peduli Rakyat Lintas Batas
