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Cambodia-Employing 3,000 workers -------------------------------------- Laos-Employing 542 workers-------------------------------------------- Flour, veg. oil -.... Flour. corn, grain Thailand-Employing 1,775 workers-------------------------------------sorghums,vegetable oil. Flour, vegetable 893 119 177 8.875 Chile-Community development.-Two-year program to rehabilitate 145,000 hectares of very poor land and systematize its tenure. Food for 1,800 families and feed for 21,000 animals. - Training centers for skilled laborers.-Three part program : (1) teaching of a profession to young adults without qualifica- May 5, 1965.... June 5, 1965 ... oil. Wheat, corn, vegetable oil. Flour, corn meal, vegatable oil, 11,795 309 866 54 1,462 73 10,000 8,500 tions, (2) instruction in new skills, and (3) proficiency courses milk. for workers already engaged in specific trades. - Community improvement in Arica.-Partial diet for 18 months for participants working on a voluntary basis for improvement of their own housing and community facilities, as well as agricultural, livestock, and forestry projects. June 16, 1965___ Flour, corn meal, vegetable oil, milk. 584 105 141 3,300 China, Republic of-Land reclamation.-Food for 3,450 retired servicemen and families reclaiming 2,500 hectares of wasteland in 13 cooperative farms. -Reforestation.-Program to employ 2,000 workers in replacing uneconomical forests with newly planted trees which June 10, 1964 as amended June 23, 1965. Jan. 7, 1965 -- Vegetable oil ----- Wheat, vegetable oil. 38 2,841 21 326 25 570 13,800 8,000 are expected program. to yield higher economic benefits. 15-month Colombia-Promotion of small industry for production of animal feed.-Grain to be used in three small factories for production Sept. 13, 1965-- Corn, grain sorghums. 4,000 384 554 n.a. of feed for poultry, rabbits, and pigs. Feed to be sold at cost by the cooperatives to small farmers, income derived therefrom placed in revolving fund for issue of credit to participants in project. Colombia -Improvement of public and communal service.-Food requirements for 18-month program of self-help housing for lowincome families; employing 10,000 workers, project aims at ac Nov. 22, 1965--- Flour, corn, veg. oil, ,;nilk. 9,072 1,239 1,788 70,000 complishment of communal improvements such as parks, gardens, children's playgrounds, as well as work on streets, roads, social and health centers. Costa Rica-Rural water supply.-Project to supply drinking water by gravity flow to 113 rural communities-il,767 workers to be employed for a 17-month period. Jan. 26, 1965___- Flour, corn, veg. oil, milk. 1,053 140 202 8,835 Ecuador-AfforestaX=n in the highlands.-Program for afforestation of 3,000 hectares of land to employ 1,090 workers for 8month period. Aims: (1) control of soil erosion, (2) production of fuel, and (3) provision of work for agricultural laborers. Sept. 13,1965___ Flour, bulgur, corn, veg. oil, milk. 488 95 125 5,450 3,455 509 395 52 616 78 18,000 2,710 (Continued-)
TABLE XXX.-U.S. contributions to title II, World Food Program, calendar year 1965--Continued Country and program description SECTION 2 0 2 -Continued Economic Development-Continued Ecuador-Agrarian reform and colonization.-Program aims: (1) to help settlers in their process of spontaneous colonization, (2) to assist other groups to whom new plots of land will be allocated thru agr. reform, and (3) to facilitate training activities. Foods requested for 18-month period of assistance to the Ten-Year Plan for economic and social development of Ecuador (1964 1973). Ghana-Volta River agr. resettlement.-One-year extension of program begun in calendar year 1963 to resettle farmers displaced by construction of Aksombo Dam. Additional assistance requested for part of the settlers not yet self-supporting. Guinea-Feeding in technical schools.-Two-year program to transform 28 secondary schools into technical schools with a model farm and fooo processing plant attached to each. India-Construction and renovation of irrigation facilities in Uttar Pradesh.-Food for 4,000 farmers and dependents working on small reservoirs and dikes for 9-months during the off-season. - Rural works program in Madhya Pradesh.-2-year project employing 5,000 unskilled workers in soil conservation and irrigation and other works directly contributing to agricultural production. Improved production of pork and pork products-W. Ben- gal.-Feedgrains to be mixed witi locally available ingredients, balanced feed sold to breeders, funds used for continuation of project. Improvement of cattle feeding Andrah Pradesh.-Program for providing compounded balanced feed for cattle by mixing feedgrains with locally available ingredients with view to improving milk production. - Poultry feeding.-Poultry industry in jeopardy due to feed- shortage brought about by Jrought and floods. Feedgrains to be mixed with locally available supplemental feedstuffs and sold to farmers. Proceeds to be used for expansion of the industry. Approval date Nov. 30, 1965___ Dec. 17, 1963 as amended Dec. 9, 1965. Sept. 18, 1964 as amended Oct. 16, 1964. Aug. 17, 1964__-- Jan. 5, 1965 ---- Jan. 5, 1965 --- Jan. 7, 1965 .... Apr. 22. 1965_.-- Kind of commodities Wheat, flour, corn, corn meal, gr. sorghums, veg. oil, milk. Corn, veg. oil ----- Flour, milk, veg. oil. Wheat----------- Wheat----------- Corn, grain sorghums. Corn, grain sorghums. Corn------------ Total Metric tons 2,827 3.792 1,256 1,800 900 3,830 2,650 20,000 Export market value includinj ocean transportation Thousand dollars 353 492 153 163 96 349 251 1,560 CCC cost including Number of ocean trans- recipients portation Thousand dollars 500 21.675 665 50.000 241 21.600 346 20,000 174 25.000 472 n.a. 336 n.a. 2,380 n.a.
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