Fortification of Vegetable oil and Sugar with Vitamin A in Uganda

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Annual UIRI Administrative and Indirect Costs Total UIRI Costs Lab's Pro- UIRI Lab Costs Item US$ UGX Rated Share US$ UGX Electricity 432,432 720,000,000 5% 21,622 36,000,000 Water 36,036 60,000,000 5% 1,802 3,000,000 Common Services (Security/Transport/Clerical) 93,694 156,000,000 5% 4,685 7,800,000 Annual Maintenance of Lab Equipment at 5% of value 45,045 75,000,000 Supervision 214,715 357,500,000 5% 10,736 17,875,000 Total 776,877 1,293,500,000 83,889 139,675,000 Annual UIRI Lab's Use Value of Capital Equipment Use Value of UIRI Lab Capital Equipment (assumes 10 year useful life) Total Value of Equipment Annual Use Value US$ UGX US$ UGX 900,901 1,500,000,000 90,090 150,000,000 (No account of building use value) Source: Author's derivation from data obtained from UIRI Laboratory 62
Annex 5 The GAIN/Uganda Grant One and a half-years ago, GAIN awarded Uganda a US$2.4 million grant, which has just become effective. The table below shows the budget for each of the project’s five major planned activities. Recognizing the limited budget relative to the substantial regulatory system responsibilities of UNBS, the GAIN grant provides for paying two additional UNBS staff and purchasing a vehicle. GAIN’s end-of-project indicators call for 16 companies to be fortifying (four of which already are): Wheat: Nile Agro, Kengrow, UNGA, Ntake, Bakhresa (GAIN to start with 4, then add Bakhresa in last year) (5 total) Maize: Maganjo and UNGA 2000 (Western region) already fortifying; UNGA (Kampala) to be added (it has WFP contract); WFP (has own mill too) and Eastern Grain Millers and Sunrise. (5 total) Vegetable Oil: Mukwano, BIDCO and MUDDU (3 total) Sugar: Kakira, Kinyara, SCOUL (3 total) 63
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FORTIFICATION OF VEGETABLE OIL AND
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Fortification has
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2. The Private Sector Cost of Forti
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CHAPTER ONE I. Introduction A. Vita
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Timeline of Major Fortification Eve
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CHAPTER TWO II. Justification for F
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HIES data offer opportunities to im
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how to target other micronutrient i
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Page 57 and 58: C. Governmental Investment Both oil
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