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AIMUSU 3, APP 6C 3:11 foer10, HIS6 IC3j)3 S. Iill arrangef ts preclude use of financing: Yas A.FAA Se . 114. to pay for perforwmnce of rtions or to motivate or coerce persons to practice abortions? b. FAA See. 62Oja). to compensate owers tar expropriated nationalized property? c. FAA Sec. 660. to finance police training or other law enforcement assistance, except for narcotics programs? d. FAA sec. 662. for CrA activities? a. Aoo. Sec. 103. to pay pensions, etc., for m1ltary personnel? f. Aoo. Sec. 106. to pay U.N. assess- Ment37 g. App. Sec. 107. to carry out provisions of FAA Sections 209(d) and 251(h)? (t.nsfer to multilateral organization for lending). h. Aoo. Sac. 501. to be used for publ1iTEy r propaganda purposes within U.1 not authorized by Congress?
ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR AFRICA FROM: AFR/DR, James Kelly -o m: Your authorization Mlon is required Four undred to execute and Seventy a grant Thousand of One the Sahel Development Dollars Program 01,470,00Q) (Sectir.n under Republic of Mauritania 121 of the for FAA) the Vegetable to the-Islamic and for certain Production comodity Project Procurement No. 682-0204, waivers described below. Discussion: A. Description of the Project: 1. Projectpurpose: determine The purpose the of feasibility the Proposed of expanded project vegetable is to tary rural groups in the production Third, Fifth, among and sedenthrough an applied Sixth research Regions and of vegetable Mauritania crop demonstration program. 2. Conformance on of one six to of six A.I.D. experimental Count*y Strate : efforts This Project constitutes Mauritania that A.I.D. over the plans next to five undertake year period. in does not have prior project Due to the experience fact that in A.I.D. Drought Recovery the and country Rehabilitation (except Program), for the Nouakchott has developed the A..e. a strategy Affairs Oftfce/ experimental efforts that rests before upon initiating implementing major these l he Government of investments Mauritania to and a committing strategy was specific approved pattern by AID/W of development. at the ECPR on This gram Strategy Review the Sahel held Development in AID/W during Pro- Nove<strong>mb</strong>er 1977. 3. Beneficiariesof project heProject: will be The the extension initial beneficiary of this Ministry service of Rural of the Development Directorate which of Agriculture, information and will services be better on prepared vegetable to cropping provide out the country. Eleven systems Mauritanian to farmers officials through training component of will this benefit project. from the research project Later will beneficiaries be those farm of families this adaptive tion team in testing who techniques work with the implementanutrition. and providing They will information have the opportunity on marketing and develop with the to team use through improved the practices provision they Ultimate beneficiaries of will inputs be via Mauritania's this project. access to information farmers on appropriate who will have production greater techniques and practices. marketing
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Page 51 and 52: 6I B. RAcomnendations 1. Grant Fund
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Page 73 and 74: INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION P
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-28- QsW e8 Prelsa.tion f l.antin o
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6. D vsagon, Altered Is. of Watr (S
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11IPACT! MMM'flATION C. ATMOSPHIIC
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a) Vegetable Preparation &Lthouqh v
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ter. of nutient content. It- is- re
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4. Trainlin of women as. well as. m
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3- Fiancial.Analysis and Plan The-
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9ouree1 TABLE IV - Budget/Financlal
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Project 1hputs AID Appropriated (Pe
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No. Item Source Estimated Cos- Camo
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IV. Iiplinntation Axangements A. Ad
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-86- An experimtal design &Msoach i
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. Horticulturtst/Agronomist -92 (
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(3)Incollaboration with other team
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. Nethod of Procurement Procmement
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Foreign. Local D. Vehe.l d nare Pat
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17 ANNEX 3 References fr Ecnomic An
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97 DECIaAL REFRENE A. Introduction
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