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DEFINITIONS

ID- USADF's internal document tracking code for a particular investment.
Name - the name of the client group that received a USADF grant in a given country and the primary activity.
Description - a summary of the how the investment will be used. This entry links to the actual investment description document defining the objectives and performance targets of the investment.


Goals - This entry links to a PDF file of the orginal investment agreement with project goals and objectives.

Value - Total Original US Dollar value of the grant and any budget amendements.


Budget - This entry links to the original investment budget denominated in local currency at the time the grant was awarded.

Start - the date the funds were obligated to the grantee.

End - the last day of the active grant period.
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ID
Name
Description
Goals
Value
Budget
Start
End
1596 Cooperative des Producteurs d' Oignon de GAYA  photos Onion growers' cooperative is using funds to expand production capacity and construct ventilated storehouse.
$184,455
Mar-05
Mar-10
1597 Cooperative de Samou-Naka  photos           Women's peanut oil producers' cooperative is investing funds in improved storage facilities and bulk purchase of peanut stocks.
$143,157
Mar-05
Mar-10
1631 Amintchi Coop of Onion Producers Tsernaoua photos   Onion growers' cooperative is using funds to construct trading post for onion exports.
$157,470
Sep-05
Sep-10

1830

Guessé Manga Agropastoral Farm photos

Guesse Manga, a village association of cattle herders and farmers, will use the USADF investment to acquire training in governance and pasture management, and to expand its cattle raising and export activities.

$90,500

Jul-08

Sep-10

1864

Fédération des Unions de Coopératives d’Oignon de Madaoua

The USADF grant will finance construction of an onion trading center to increase the incomes of low-income onion and cereal farmers in the Madaoua area.

$225,624

Sep-08

Sep-13

1865

Fédération des Unions de Coopératives Maraîcheres de Tamaské

The Federation will use USADF funds to construct an onion trading center to increase the revenues its members earn from onion sales.

$214,995

Sep-08

Sep-13

1897

AINOMA photos

A small family-owned seed farm will use the USADF grant to expand its production and distribution of improved cereal, vegetable and fruit seeds.

$234,911

Sep-08

Sep-13

1900

Yelou Cooperative photos

This village cooperative will use the USADF investment to diversify their agricultural production to high-value horticultural and tree crops.

$236,847

Sep-08

Sep-13

1903

Support for Rural Women’s Socio-Economic Activities (ASEFER) photos

A village women’s association will use the USADF grant to construct a drip irrigation system and obtain improved seeds, allowing them to produce fruits and vegetables for added income and food security.

$241,347

Sep-08

Sep-13
2010 ONG Aharog photos The USADF grant will be used to rehabilitate four wells in Tillia Commune, and provide training to the local well management associations.
$247,961
Aug-09
Sep-12
2011 Coopérative des Producteurs de Sésame Aguié photos USADF funding will finance working capital investments and technical assistance designed to strengthen the cooperative's ability to help its members access the lucrative domestic and international markets for sesame products.
$250,000
Aug-09
Sep-112
2068 ONG Timawalte Namadar photos The USADF grant will be used to construct or rehabilitate four wells in Abala Commune, and provide management and conflict resolution training to the local well management associations.
$217,519
Sep-09
Sep-12
2070 ONG Timawalte Namadar The USADF grant will be used to construct or rehabilitate five wells for five pastoal communities in Abala Commune, and provide management and conflict resolution training to the local well management associations.
$236,483
Sep-09
Mar-11
2074 Groupement Yobbi photos This women's market gardening cooperative will use the USADF grant to acquire extension services and install irrigation equipment designed to improve the profitability of its production activities.
$101,456
Oct-09
Dec-11
2398 Toumbalaga Zeidari Pastoral Wells Rehabilitation Project USADF grant will be used to rehabilitate seven traditional wells. These new wells will provide access to clean drinking water for humans and livestock, as well as a source for irrigation.
$246,354
Jun-11
Jun-14

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Name
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Value
Description
Goals
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CA = See Cooperative Agreement for Details

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Last Updated: June 28, 2011