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- 19 - TABLE 3. ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF AGRICULTURAL PERSONNEL TRAINED BY CATEGORIES AND INSTITUTIONS 1978-1983. Category of Personnel Year Source A B C Total 1978 ISP 12 - 12 CAP, Matourkou - - 40 40 CAP, Bogande - - - Totals 12 40 52 1979 ISP 20 - - 20 CAP, Matourkou - 30 45 75 CAP, Bogande - - - Totals 20 30 45 95 1980 ISP 22 - - 22 CAP, Matourkou - 30 45 75 CAP, Bogande - - - Totals 22 30 45 97 1981 ISP 21 - 21 CAP, Matourkou - 30 50 80 CAP, Bogande - - - - Totals 21 30 50 101 1982 ISP 25 - - 25 CAP, Matourkou - 50 60 110 CAP, Bogande - 30 - 30 Totals 25 80 60 165 1983 ISP 25 - - 25 CAP, Matourkou - 50 100 150 CAP, Bogande - 30 30 60 Totals 25 80 130 235 GRAND TOTAL: 105 250 370 745
- 20 - During the life of the projec: a total of 745 agricultural technicians will be trained. If training at the CAP's and ISP is projected to 1985, a total of 1215 agricultural technicians will have been trained. Table 4 combines Tables 2 and 3 and includes this training projection. As Table 4 indicates, training at ISP and the CAP's will supply a significant portion of the stated GOUV agricultural personnel needs. Although these needs will not be completely filled by the training to be provided by this project, it is felt that the numbers of trained personnel reflect an optimal mix which takes into consideration the absorptive capacity of the GOUV. TABLE 4. UPPER VOLTA SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR AGRICULTURAL PERSONNEL 1976 - 1985. Supply Demand Category (from ISP & CAP's) (IDR, ORD's et al) Deicit A 175 229 54 B 410 657 247 C 630 1883 1253 Total: 1215 2769 1554 INSTITUT SUPERIEUR POLYTECH14IQUE (ISP). Curri cul um. Analysis. The curriculum of ISP extends over a 4-year period with a fifth year devoted to specialized, practical field training, at the end of which the student has to present an elaborate report, called a memoire, of the experience gained during this period. Upon the presentation of the memoire, successful students receive the diploma of Rural Development Engineer, which is roughly equivalent to the B.S. degree conferred by the U.S. colleges and universities. Agronomy, livestock, and forestry* constitute the three areas of specialization in the curriculum. * The French term "Eaux et Forets" includes more than the English "Forestry". Specifically, as used here, forestry also includes water resources management.
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- 70 - C. EVALUATION ARRANGEMENTS F
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Conditions Precedent. - 72 - I. Pri
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9. Physics Description. - 90 Ene
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TABLE IV - 120 - -ifher Education D
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- 124 AM=E B. 9. Professeurs CAP
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Cole, IBRD, Division Chief for Educ
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- 136 - Ministry of Rural Developme
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- 138 - NAME DISCIPLIrNE ACADEMIC T
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Forestry (2 year.) - 140 - This per
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. Equipment - Vehicles. - 152 1
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II. Commodities (continued). b. Non
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- 166 " Annex 03 Fo-iean Echa e and
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GOUV CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROJECT IS
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Summary A.1. Sector goals To accele
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Annex I - 185 - Interviews With Enc
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- 187 - AiaNX J THE RULE Of dUci'.'
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