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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
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Name
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Description
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Goals
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Value
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Budget
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Start
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End
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| 1823 | Rosso Herders Milk Production and Sale |
Market demand for processed milk products in Mauritania is increasing at a greater rate than supply. The Association des Producteurs de Lait et Viande du Trarza (APLVT), located in Rosso, Mauritania, is made up of 447 herders --106 of whom are women. APLVT's members produce cow and camel milk and sell it to Tiviski, the largest dairy factory in Mauritania. |  |
$250,000 | |
Jun-08 | Jun-13 |
| 1824 | Boghé Herders Milk Production and Sale |
Market demand for processed milk products in Mauritania is increasing at a greater rate than supply. The Association des Producteurs de Lait et Viande du Brakna (APLVB), located in Boghe, Mauritania, is made up of 700 herders -- 400 of whom are women. APLVB's members produce cow and camel milk and sell it to Tiviski, the largest dairy factory in Mauritania. | |
$250,000 | |
Jun-08 | Jun-13 |
2028 |
Khollé Mukke |
Funds will be used for: 1) equipment, to enhance production machinery and materials to meet international standards; 2) training in improved managerial capacity, equipment safety and maintenance, and improved production techniques; 3) technical assistance to develop a manual of procedures and to conduct studies on microfinance funding, irrigation rehabilitation, and prospective markets; and 4) provide administrative costs to cover salaries and office supplies. |
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$96,265 |
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Jul-09 |
Sep-11 |
2033 |
ETACOP |
Funds will be used for 1) equipment, to enhance production machinery and materials to meet international standards; 2) training in improved managerial and financial capacity, equipment safety and maintenance, and improved production techniques; 3) technical assistance to develop a manual of procedures, conduct a market study and develop a business plan, and 4) provide administrative costs to cover salaries and office supplies. |
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$196,301 |
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Jul-09 |
Sep-12 |
2039 |
Your Chengroun Neighborhood Cooperative (N’Tah Chengroun) |
USADF funding will strengthen financial management and accounting skills of the women. The Project will improve the current water supply system in order to scale-up production levels, and help the women expand their current income generating activities. |
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$81,384 |
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Aug-09 |
Sep-10 |
2052 |
Union des Associations Oasienne en Adrar (UNASOAD) |
Funds will be used for 1) Equipment for installation of a water pump and water basins; 2) Training in improved managerial capacity, equipment safety and maintenance, and improved production techniques; 3) Technical Assistance to develop a manual of procedures, a business plan, conduct studies on microfinance funding, restoration and maintenance of irrigation systems, and outreach into prospective markets; and 4) Administrative Costs to cover salaries and office supplies. |
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$95,019 |
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Jul-09 |
Sep-11 |
2055 |
EFTK |
Funds will be used for 1) remodeling the carpet weaving workshop; 2) equipment to enhance production machinery and materials to meet international standards; 3) raw materials for six months; 4) training in improved managerial capacity and improved production techniques; 5) technical assistance to develop a manual of procedures, to conduct a market study, and to develop a business plan with a market strategy; and 6) provide administrative costs to cover salaries and office supplies. |
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$83,633 |
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Sep-09 |
Sep-11 |
| 2060 | Guidimakha Women Carpet Weavers |
USADF funds will help improve CFTG's accounting skills, managerial capacity, technical knowledge, and provide access to resources to produce enough high quality carpets to meet market demand. | |
$96,315 | |
Sep-09 | Sep-11 |
2061 |
UCFG |
Funds will be used for 1) training in financial management business skills, and marketing strategies; 2) training in water conservation and vegetable production 3) technical assistance to develop a manual of procedures, conduct a needs assessment survey, and develop a marketing strategy and a business plan; and 4) provide administrative costs to cover salaries and office supplies, and (5) procure raw materials and establish a credit fund for members. |
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$97,242 |
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Sep-09 |
Sep-11 |
2062 |
EL VOWZ-M’BOUT |
Funds will be used for 1) remodeling a carpet weaving workshop; 2) equipment to enhance production machinery and materials to meet international standards; 3) provisions for six-months of raw materials and a revolving fund for other income generating activities; 4) training in improved managerial capacity and improved production techniques; 5) technical assistance to develop a manual of procedures, to conduct a market study, and to develop a business plan with a market strategy; and 6) provide administrative costs to cover salaries and office supplies. |
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$93,506 |
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Sep-09 |
Sep-11 |
CA = See Cooperative Agreement for Details