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::TztAL E.IVIROt4ENTAL 3XA14NATION q5 Project Location: :s1amic Republ.ic Of Mauritania Project Ti.le: Veqeta,.e Production Fundinq (Fiscal Year and Amount): Life of Project: Ty 78 to Ty 8. (Three Years) ZEZ Prepared by: Doris Mason, AZR/DR/SFfAP Date: "/24/78 Environmental.Action Recommended: Negative DeOae-mination Concurrence: Date Assistant Administrator's Oecision: Date: For full discussion of environental impact , see ZEE included in ??),
AO OM 3. Apo C ": T". a 0 o r 10, 1976 ;EC(2)-1 SC(.) - PROjECT CHEC.IST Listed below are, first, Statutory Criteria applicable then genm proj lly to criteria projects applicable with FAA to funds, individual and fund soures:. Oevelooment Assistance catem (with for a criteria sub applicable only to loans): and- Security Supporting Assistance funds. CXOSS REFEWICS: !S COUNTRY CHEMC.ST UP TO CA-?. I00TIFY. HAS STAKOARf IT04 CHEC rsT BEEN REYVW.E FOR THIS PROJECT? GENERAL CRITERIA FOR PROJECT. 1. Aco. Unnubered% FAA Sec. 653(b) (a) Describe how Coittees on Approria- Th.%ough Cong-essiona -Not±.cation tions of Senate and House have been or will be notified concerning the project; (b) is assistance within (Coerational .re3 Year Budget) country or international organization allocation reported to Congress (or. not more than $1 million over that figure plus 10%)? . FAA Sec. (). ior to obligation in excess of S10O00, will there be (a) engineering, financial, and other plans necessary to carry out the assistance and (b)a reasonably firm estimate of the cost to the U.S. of the assistance? 3.. PAA Sec. 611(a)(2). If further legislacive action is required within r.cipient N/A counti-/, what is basis for reasonable expectation that such action will be completed in time ?, permit orderly acc=mplishment of purpose of the assistance? 4. FAA Sec. 611(b) Ao. Sec. <strong>101</strong>. If for N/A water or ,ater-reIa:ea iand resource construction, has project met the standards and criteria as zer Memorandum of the President dated Sept. S.,1.73 (replaces Memorandum of !lay 15, 1962; see Fed. Register, Vol 3a, No. 174, Part 11, Sept. 10, 1973)? S. FAA Sec. 611(r). If project is capital /A assistance .e.g., construction), and all U.S. assistance for it will exceed $1 million, has Mission Oirector c.rtified the country's caoacility effec.ively t maintain and utilize the project?
Page 1 and 2: 66 ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSIST
Page 3 and 4: -3 2. Environmental analysis: It
Page 5 and 6: Project Authorization and Request f
Page 7 and 8: -3 5. The procurement and use of
Page 9 and 10: CoutrTy: Mauritania AGENCT FOR INTE
Page 11 and 12: CoAmiy: TITLoE MAURITANIA NEW ACTIV
Page 13 and 14: -2 Itco-mandation: 'For the reaso
Page 15 and 16: -2- Secondly, the most basic spare
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Page 19 and 20: Iwaerl 1. ins 3:11 (5)(107] by gran
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Page 23 and 24: are they particularly suitable, not
Page 25 and 26: ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT
Page 27 and 28: -3 2. Environmental analysis: It
Page 29 and 30: Project Authorization and Request f
Page 31 and 32: -3 5. The procurement and use of
Page 33 and 34: 'D-ItIY* MAURITANIA I fe"niorusrip
Page 35 and 36: -2- Secondly, the most basic spare
Page 37: -2- Recoendatiou: For the reasons s
Page 41 and 42: . FAA See. 103, 103A. 104. 105. 106
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Page 49 and 50: TABU or coNTMS PART I SU4MARY AND R
Page 51 and 52: 6I B. RAcomnendations 1. Grant Fund
Page 53 and 54: Peace Corps -2- - Agricultural Spec
Page 55 and 56: -4 8. The primary obstacles relat
Page 57 and 58: -6- PA ' : MCROUND AND DETAZLM DESC
Page 59 and 60: -8 extends back froa the river 20
Page 61 and 62: C. Detailed Description 1. Goal - 1
Page 63 and 64: C. PIAORTANUZ 5. Linkages - 12- 1.
Page 65 and 66: -14- Project beneficiaries Viil con
Page 67 and 68: The GZIP -16 input consists prima
Page 69 and 70: PAW U.. PRJ Aouza 18- A. Technical
Page 71 and 72: -20 3. Use of sone deterrent spec
Page 73 and 74: INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION P
Page 75 and 76: -26. Although specifc site selectio
Page 77 and 78: -28- QsW e8 Prelsa.tion f l.antin o
Page 79 and 80: 6. D vsagon, Altered Is. of Watr (S
Page 81 and 82: 11IPACT! MMM'flATION C. ATMOSPHIIC
Page 83 and 84: a) Vegetable Preparation &Lthouqh v
Page 85 and 86: ter. of nutient content. It- is- re
Page 87 and 88: 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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Tm& ab0 v out1±n raflect the-nomma
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-58 gIat they Simlvs- tato ct- be
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:Lt th Arabic. plur&L for the pacif
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Or& of't ft dig UnVq,, of MEfa s th
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-66 so~a= AA&WYSIS MMWflra AIM RZ
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-68- The objective of the proposed
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-70- objectives, the preent design
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-72 production- Activity im pract
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-74 constraint on the total hecta
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-76 ihave, hamPers evacuation of
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-78-/4 Ues whe- prices ae higher. T
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-80- // order to detezunetfarers sh
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IV. Iiplinntation Axangements A. Ad
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-84 and local levels within the D
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-86- An experimtal design &Msoach i
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-88 1. AA.a & mtimum, & B.S. dege
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-90 current experience throughout
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. Horticulturtst/Agronomist -92 (
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(3)Incollaboration with other team
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-96 4. Te repo= will pay particul
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- WeIL c -struction begins - GIRK 1
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Th. a.s. technicians =de. s~-x-7si=
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. Nethod of Procurement Procmement
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3. Project AlgraisaL. pApo,. ,104
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Foreign. Local D. Vehe.l d nare Pat
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A-4 5. P=s Cost of PM estimated, at
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17 ANNEX 3 References fr Ecnomic An
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AVOSA± 3- - 7ibis 2 Nuiber of Pmdu
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AcandxzTabie C A. IMSOut of ?-.±ce
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Apuendix Table L. A. P--'duaczio. b
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97 DECIaAL REFRENE A. Introduction
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C-3 Richard Toll of Senegal) . . .
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c-5 which is mainly loamy sand over
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C-7 Water from wells in Kiffa and v
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C-. 9 make their use unpractical. I
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C.. 1). soil fertility problems, an
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