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3TABLE XXX.-U.S. contributions to title II, World Food Program, calendar year 1965--Continued
Country arid program description
SECTION 2 02-Continued
Economic Development-Continued
Morocco-Literacy campaign.-Food to supply partial diet for
17.000 teachers (and their families) responsible for teaching
Arabic reading and writing to people in rural regions of 9 provincs.
Peru-Land settlement in San Lorenzo.-Food for 506 farmers
and families who wil settle in area the first two years, and feed
for their livestock.
- Construction of approach roads and other community development
works.-Aim of program to bring isolated and neglected
highland villages into stream of national life, to increase
their production, and provide them with minimum welfare services.
3,825 voluntary laborers living in the villages to work on
roads, schools, sanitary facilities, etc.
Philippines-Livestock and poultry feeding.-Corn to be mixed
with other ingredients, balanced feed mixture to livestock and
pou:try at stock farms and breeding stations.
Food assistance to Mindanao State University.-Students
on scholarships to receive food through university centers as
three cooked meals a day, working students as payment-inkind
for work done in the university-money saved by university
used to in :rease their scholarship fund.
Rwanda-Resettlement.-Partal diet over 2-year period for
5,300 peasant families in overpopulated areas to be resettled
in thinly populated areas where there is unused land available
for cultivation.
Saudi Arabia-Promotion of nomadic animal husbandry.-Intro-
duction of better grazing practices and grassland management-feedgrains
required as pastures depleted by series of
dry years.
Senegal-Development of food industries.-Over90% of sorghums
to be sold to finance campaign for commercially prepared couscous
and a demonstration for improved harvesting and storage
of ground nuts; balance of sorghums to be used for preparation
of a special food, supplemented by milk, for weaning and pre­
school feeding.
Approval date
June 12, 1964._
Oct. 23, 1964---
May 10, 1965---
Dec. 9, 1964 ....
Dec. 14, 1965_--
Dec. 2, 1965....
Feb. 9, 1965....
June 17, 1964,
as amended
June 18, 1964,
Kind of
commodities
Veg. oil----------
Flour, .gr.
sorghums,
veg. oil, milk
Wheat, flour,
veg. oil, milk
Corn------------
Flour, bulgur,
veg. oil, milk
Corn meal, veg.
oil.
Corn, grain
sorghums.
Grain sorghums,
milk.
Total
Metric
tons
308
5.243
5.576
4,000
36
320
8,100
4,110
Export
market
value
including
ocean transportation
Thousand
dollars
148
503
966
332
10
100
528
340
CCC cost
including Number of
ocean trans- recipients
portation
Thousand
dollars
178 85,000
746 2,530
1,409 19,125
460 n.a.
15 725
118 21,200
786 n.a.
526 n.a.