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DEFINITIONS

ID- USADF's internal document tracking code for a particular investment.

Name - the name of the client group that received a USADF grant in a given country and the primary activity.

Description - a summary of the how the investment will be used. This entry links to the actual investment description document defining the objectives and performance targets of the investment.
Goals - This entry links to a PDF file of the orginal investment agreement with project goals and objectives.

Value - Total Original US Dollar value of the grant and any budget amendements.
Budget - This entry links to the original investment budget denominated in local currency at the time the grant was awarded.

Start - the date the funds were obligated to the grantee.

End - the last day of the period during which USADF funds will be used to implement an approved investment proposal.

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ID	Name	Description	Goals	Value	Budget	Start	End
1448	Jinja Leather Works (1986) Limited  photos	Funds are used to  expand existing plant, and provide managerial and marketing technical assistance for exporting.		$192,413		Sep-02	Nov-09
1490	Mobile Agricultural and Technical Services Association photos	Funds are used to  enable workshop expansion and provide working capital for raw materials, managerial advice and marketing.		$143,895		Dec-02	Jan-09
1553	UGASA (Uganda-South Africa) Limited  photos	Funds are used to construct a blending facility, expand existing premises, and provide technical and managerial training for this wall coating business.		$247,765		Nov-04	Sep-09
1554	Rabong Multi Purpose Cooperative Society photos	Funds are used to equip the processing facility for lemongrass essential oils and to strengthen Rabong's financial and management structures.		$243,010		Nov-04	Jun-09
1556	Kelvin Shaun Investments, Limited  photos	Funds are used to strengthen existing financial and management structures, and purchase production equipment.		$250,000		Nov-04	Sep-10
1654	Mukono Vanilla Spices Horticultural Coop Soc photos	Funds are used to obtain organic certification, strengthen management and marketing skills,  explore export trade opportunities.		$174,521		Sep-05	Sep-10
1661	The Diocese of Northern Uganda photos	Funds are used to assist 30 primary schools improve the outreach and effectiveness of the night mentoring program and provide scholarships to secondary school .		$249,604		Jul-06	Sep-11
1678	Maganjo Grain Millers Limited (MGM) photos	Funds are used to develop an expansion strategy, consolidate financial systems, improve production and management processes, and provide training.		$97,820		Sep-06	Sep-08
1699	Outspan Enterprises Limited	Funds are used to increase production capacity and facilitate organic certification.		$221,062		Sep-06	Sep-11
1737	East African Basic Foods Limited	Funds are used to streamline and strengthen  management, accounting and marketing procedures with technical assistance.		$55,712		Mar-07	Mar-08
1751	Agro Genetic Technologies Limited (AGT) photos	Funds are used to develop a mother garden, improve accounting and IT, and enhance personnel management and corporate governance structures.		$84,104		Aug-07	Sep-08
1753	Solar Energy Uganda Limited (SEU)  photos	Funds are used to enhance production and sales capacity, and strengthen accounting and human resource management structures.		$250,000		Aug-07	Aug-12
1756	Kampala Jellitone Suppliers Limited (KJS)  photos	Funds are used to enhance the accounting system, develop a business plan, and improve procurement, inventory and product distribution systems.		$79,423		Sep-07	Sep-09
1759	Mpanga Growers Tea Factory Limited photos	Funds are used to improve management structures and safety and environmental standards, and conduct cost-benefit analysis on production costs.		$86,394		Sep-07	Mar-09
1770	Envalert Uganda Limited (EUL) photos	Funds are used to expand organic certification, improve the financial and management structures, sink a bore-hole and improve security.		$73,724		Sep-07	Mar-09
1815	Numa Feeds Capacity Building  photos	Funds are used to improve financial management, procure production equipment and strengthen Numa’s supply chain.		$88,476		08-Jun	13-Dec
1817	UNAD Resource Training Center photos	Funds are used to build and equip a resource training center for the deaf, and cover some training and operational costs.		$234,504		08-Jun	13-Dec
1832	Kihihi Farmers Cooperative Society (KFCS) photos	Funds will be used to purchase rice production equipment, raw materials, and procure technical assistance to improve its marketing and distribution plan for rice and financial management.		$245,244		Aug-08	Sep-13
1833	Sodifa Commodities and Services Limited (SOCOSE Ltd.) photos	Funds will be used to  streamline procurement practices and expand its storage space for agricultural commodities. Funds will also be used to  equip its new office and acquire technical assistance for improving its management systems.		$72,915		Aug-08	Mar-10
1844	Gumutindo Coffee Cooperative Enterprise Ltd. photos	Funds will be used to provide technical assistance for managerial capacity building, improve sanitation of the local fish market, develop a marketing and business plan for fish products and provide some funds for working capital		$244,529		Aug-08	Sep-13
1854	Busia Fishmongers Association Limited (BUFA)	Funds will be used to provide technical assistance for managerial capacity building, improve sanitation of the local fish market, develop a marketing and business plan for fish products and provide some funds for working capital.		$72,269		Aug-08	Sep-10
1862	Igara Growers Tea Factory Limited photos	Funds will be used to purchase automated packing equipment to produce tea bags for domestic consumption, packaging materials and assure product quality compliance.		$243,751		Aug-08	Sep-13
1891	Kalecheru Rural Development Initiatives Cooperative Society photos	Funds will be used to  build the capacity of the young fish farming cooperative through technical assistance as well as providing working capital to improve the quality of fish preservation.		$85,605		Sep-08	Sep-11
1905	Uganda Development Trust (UDET)	Cooperative Agreement funds are used to provide technical assistance and monitoring oversight to existing USADF projects and aid new project reviews.	CA		CA	Nov-08	Nov-09
1932	Kibinge Coffee Farmers Cooperative Society, Ltd. photos	Funds are used to increase income for Ugandan smallholder coffee farmers through a crop finance system and improved milling factory.		$149,908		Apr-09	Jun-13
1938	Alito Joint Christian Farmers Group photos	Funds are used to expand oilseed (soya and sunflower) production and improve management operations for a Ugandan NGO supporting smallholder farmers.		$148,290		Apr-09	Jun-13
1948	Mpanga Growers Tea Factory Limited photos	USADF funding will procure 20 tea withering troughs, replace old fans and radiators on the 18 existing withering troughs, and secure ISO 2200 certification, an international standard for food safety management.		$245,910		May-09	Jun-14
1959	Agro Genetic Technologies Limited (AGT) photos	Funds will help to double AGT's producton capabilities, purchase necessary scientific supplies, establish nurseries and demonstration gardens in rural areas, purchase a delivery truck, and provide critical training.		$215,505		Jun-09	Jun-14
1991	Collaborative Efforts to Alleviate Soical Problems (CEASOP) photos	CEASOP is a registered NGO located in the Lira District of Northern Uganda. Project funds will be used to increase the incomes of 53 farmer-groups through management training, improved technical capacity, and marketing activities.		$206,130		Jul-09	Sep-09
2001	Mairirwe Farmers Cooperative Society Ltd. (MAFACOS)	MAFACOS is a smallholder rice farmer cooperative located in Mairirwe village in Western Uganda.  Project funds will be used for increased access to agriculture extension services, improved rice seeds, increased milling and storage capacity, and improved management and financial controls.		$152,105		Jul-09	Sep-12
2007	Wambabya Community Development Cooperative Society Ltd. (WACODA) photos	WACODA is a rice farmer cooperative from Kidoma village in Western Uganda.  Project funds be used to increase farmer income through improved rice production, bulking, and storage, increased marketing, and improved management and financial controls.		$148,675		Jul-09	Sep-12
2084	Technology for Tomorrow Ltd.	USADF funds will be used to establish four production sites, procure papyrus locally, fabricate simple machinery for MakaPads productio, carry out market research and branding, provide jobs to community memebers as well as an affordable product.		$184,487		Oct-09	Dec-12
2096	P'KWI Farmer to Farmer Cooperative Society Ltd. (PFFC)	USADF funds will allow P'KWI to increase its production capacity by expanding and improving its warehouse facility, setting up a core finance fund, procuring sets of oxen and equipment for 66 farmer groups, improving both the quality and packaging / labeling of oil produced, and maintaining a steady supply for the market.		$191,348		Dec-09	Mar-13
2121	Ankole Coffee Producers Cooperative Union Limited (ACPCU)	USADF funds will  allow ACPCU to finance larger purchases; acquire moisture meters and laboratory equipment for coffee cropping;  and provide training and technical assistance  that that will help the farmers understand what qualities and kinds of coffee will yield higher prices.		$230,770		Mar-10	Mar-13
2151	Acwec Omio Cooperative Society Limited	Acwec Omio is composed of marginalized farmers who rely on agriculture as their primary source of income. USADF funds will improve its infrastructure and production systems by constructing a 400-ton capacity storage building. The grant will also strengthen the managerial and technical capacity of the cooperative.		$85,902		May-10	Jun-13
2184	St. Luke Farmers Cooperative Society	The group bulks and markets their produce for more revenue than they could achieve individually. USADF funds will complete its storage facility and develop a sustainable source of working capital for produce purchases;  employ a management team, develop institutional knowledge and procedures.		$63,421		Jun-10	Dec-11