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Members of the Batwa community making their way home after a day of work.

Emergency Agricultural Assistance to households hit by the 2005 drought, the severe cassava mosaic disease and victims of armed conflict for the cropping seasons 2007A, 2007B - OSRO/BDI/606/EC. Supply of 1000 tons of white bean seeds: 10 kg per household; Supply specific households organized into seed groups /associations for soy beans--130 tons, sorghum--130 tons, which are more resistant to drought than beans; Increase sources of lipids through the distribution of 50 tons of peanut seeds to vulnerable households; Reconstitute soil fertility and combat erosion through the distribution of vitro-plants --65 000, especially to returnee households; Assist vulnerable households in installing 400 ha of mosaic resistant cassava varieties through the supply of lime, mineral fertilizer, phytosanitary products; Distribution of 3 000 000 sweet potato vines of the beta-carotene-rich varieties to improve the household diet; Make 40 000 planting hoes available to the most vulnerable households for their personal needs or to allow them to sell their labour power; Support the Food Security Early Warning and Control System--SAP-SSA.

09/19/2007

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