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URA CUSTOMS UGANDA: EXPORTS OF SELECTED CROPS FOR YEARS 1999 - 2002 YEAR 2002 Net Wgt (kg) Description Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Grand Total Bananas, Including Plantains, Fresh Or Dried Buckwheat, Millet And Canary Seed And Other 138,606 14,454 61,155 524,797 95,307 390,866 126,034 35,240 197,132 282,135 180,226 53,900 2,099,852 Cereals, Nes Dried Leguminous 130 25,200 417,500 612,370 207,464 266,048 109,000 1,637,712 Vegetables, Shelled Flours And Meals Of Oil Seeds Or Oleaginous Fruits 442,337 399,750 1,039,054 1,491,718 796,275 994,950 172,400 1,753,320 1,103,350 842,723 844,100 1,990,500 11,870,477 (Excl. Mustard) Leguminous Vegetables, Shelled Or Unshelled, Fresh 329,000 175,000 56,304 40,000 230,040 367,300 157,000 34,200 174,000 104,736 44,380 26,433 1,738,393 Or Chilled 41,954 26,494 21,744 22,818 21,351 6,099 11,828 9,285 13,391 11,909 909,966 58,291 1,155,130 Rice 39,950 Roots And Tubers With High Starch Content, Fresh Or Dried 769 Soya Beans Wheat And Meslin Grand Total 15,000 1,007,616 2,594 618,422 95,000 1,512 38,500 1,313,269 605,000 1,734 1,500 2,687,567 2,873 1,145,846 54 160,000 1,161 1,945,576 200,000 1,175 35,920 704,357 533 18,000 2,268,078 18,264 157,500 2,276,007 30,000 22,538 104,175 1,605,680 240,000 12,765 80,100 61,113 2,638,698 1,200 112,500 76,000 2,427,824 1,369,950 67,118 492,775 207,533 20,638,940
Annex 4 Support to Strengthen Agricultural Statistics Project (SSASP) From UBOS Web Site The agricultural sector forms the cornerstone of the Uganda Economy. It contributes about 42% to total GDP, over 95% to total exports and provides about 80% of employment. In spite of this importance, the sector does not have a good Agricultural Statistical System (ASS) to provide information for supporting policy formulation, implementation and, monitoring and evaluation of agricultural development programme’s. In brief, the ASS has been and is still weak, vulnerable, unsustainable and unable to meet data users' needs. As a preliminary effort to re-engineer the ASS, a Data Needs Assessment Study was undertaken in August 1999. This was followed by a stakeholder’s workshop in October 1999 and the design of an Integrated Framework for the Development of Agricultural Statistics in Uganda in March 2000. As part of operationalizing the Framework, several project proposals were prepared one of which was 'Support to Strengthen Agricultural Statistics Project (SSASP)', to be funded under a grant from the Royal Government of Norway to the tune of US$ 1.8 million. This project is expected to last three years. SSASP will contribute towards building a national ASS that will provide statistical data and information required by government and other users. The institutional and technical capacity of the main institutions in the production of agricultural statistics will be strengthened. In particular, capacity for collecting, processing, analyzing, interpreting and disseminating crop and livestock data to main users will be strengthened through various forms of training. SUPPORT TO STRENGTHEN AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS PROJECT (SSASP) INTRODUCTION: One of the findings of the Data Needs Assessment Study which was undertaken in August 1999 by a FAO / World Bank Mission, was that the National Agricultural Statistical System in Uganda was fragile, vulnerable, unsustainable and unable to meet demands for food and agricultural statistics. Since then, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics and Government of Uganda have taken bold steps to re-engineer the system through the following: 1. Design of a Framework for the Development of Agricultural Statistics in Uganda; this Framework is the policy and strategy document for the development of agricultural statistics; 2. Planned a Census Program which includes: a Population and Housing Census (with an Agricultural Module to provide appropriate sampling frames) in 2002, an Agricultural Census and a Livestock Census slated for 2003 and 2004 respectively; and, 3. Prepared several project proposals for funding in order to operationalize the Framework. 55
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