Burundi project 695-0101 · 1979–1989 · agriculture

Grant is provided to the Government of Burundi (GRB) to provide small farmers of the tea production zones with improved seed varieties for basic food crops and to demonstrate improved cultivation techniques. DEC abstract (PD-AAG-684-A1)

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End year 1989 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: country: BurundiLikely, not confirmed2
Basic food cropsLikely, not confirmed1
Burundi's basic food crops project requires action to reduce operating costs, increase seed sales prices, and provide for equipment replacementLikely, not confirmed1
Rolled out under Jimmy CarterOur estimate1
BurundiStated in a document7
USAID. Mission to BurundiStated in a document6
BurundiStated in a document7
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1979Stated in a document1
Basic food crops; interim evaluationStated in a document1
Basic food crops project (695-0101) : evaluationStated in a document1

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Project 6950101 addresses Seedbed preparation

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BASIC FOOD CROPS, a project/program/activity design document from 1979 PD-AAG-684-A1
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Basic food crops; interim evaluation, a special evaluation from 1982 PD-AAJ-849
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Burundi's basic food crops project requires action to reduce operating costs, increase seed sales prices, and provide for equipment replacement, an usaid memorandum of understanding (mou) from 1984 PD-AAP-479
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