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 DIRECTOR -GENERAL'S CONSULTATI VE FRAMEWORK  
MECHANISM ON COTTON  
EVOLVING TABLE – 22ND VERSION1 
Revision  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Explanatory Notes  
 
1.  The attached Table is divided into four Parts, as follows:   
 Part I : Cotton Specific Development Assistance. This is assistance  directly related to the 
cotton sector.  
 Part II : Agriculture and Infrastructure -Related Development Assistance. This is 
assistance related to cotton when provided under more general agricultural or 
infrastructure support programmes.  
 Part III : Available /Accessible Resources . This refers to assistance in the form of 
resources available from multilateral institutions through:  i) Budget support provided in 
the Extended Credit Facility and the Poverty Reduction Support Credits (PRSCs); and, ii) 
Debt relief in t he form of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIPC), 
Emergency Post -Conflict Assistance, Exogenous Shocks Facility , Rapid Credit Facility  and 
the Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI).  
 Part III was established in accordance with the outc ome from the March  2007 High -Level 
Session on Cotton2.  The purpose is to show "available" resources as distinguished from 
"committed" resources. These could be deployed to any sector or activity on th e basis of 
national development  or poverty -reduction pr iorities.   
 Part IV : National Cotton Sector Focal Points. This Part provides the coordinates for focal 
points established by assistance beneficiaries for their engagement with the bilateral and 
multilateral development communities.  
                                                
1 This Evolving Table (ET) reflects a modified structure, based on the understanding with Members and 
other participants at the 15th Round of the DGCFMC on 15 July 2011.  In the modif ied structure, all the 
projects, programmes and activities in the "completed" category have been transferred "out" of the active 
operational table, and are now annexed to this ET as Annexes 1, 2 and 3, with the title "Completed Activities".  
2 TN/AG/SCC/W/7  (paragraph 2), "Director -General's Summary Remarks", High -Level Session, 
15-16 March 2007.  This document has been prepared under the Secretariat's own 
responsibility and is without prejudice to the positions of Members  
or to their rights and obligations under the WTO   
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PART I – ACTIVE AND ONGOING COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
AUSTRALIA  Business Partnerships Platform: ethical cotton production in 
Kenya  US$ 238,193  IP 
2016-18  Kenya  
 Business Partnerships Platform: improving access to global 
cotton markets for farmers in Pakistan  US$ 380,500  IP 
2016-18  Pakistan  
EUROPEAN 
COMMI SSION  Syprobio - Improvements in incomes and food security of 
producers through diversified organic production systems  € 2,959,120  IP 
2011-14 € 2,104,260  Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali  
 Support to cotton recovery plan (Flex 2008)  € 8,655,487  IP 
2010-17 € 8,591 ,475 Côte d'Ivoire  
 Intercoton – Speed up in the law application regarding the rural 
property sector in the cotton pool  € 925,500  IP 
2016-18  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Consolidation of the Action Framework for the EU -Africa 
Partnership on Cotton  € 11,000,000  IP 
2012-16 € 7,243,711  All African producers  
 Support income increase of smallholder cotton producers 
through better quality and access to markets – Phase 2  € 1,000,000  IP 
2014-15 € 687,728  Tanzania  
 Support income increase of smallholder cotton producers 
through better quality and access to markets – Phase 3  € 245,570  IP 
2015-17  Tanzania  
FRANCE  Support for producers and producer organizations, including in 
cotton areas  € 10,000,000  IP 
2006-16 € 8,248,596  Benin  
 Support to integrated management of agricultu ral resources 
(ASGIRAP) – C2D with a specific component for the 
enhancement of productivity in the cotton sector  € 10,000,000  IP 
2013-17 € 1,037,000  Cameroon  
 C2D support to the cotton sector (road maintenance, animal 
traction agriculture, advice to prod ucers, strengthening the 
cooperatives and supporting the interprofession)  € 15,430,000  IP 
2013-17 € 6,936,218  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Improvement of productivity and sustainability of farms in 
cotton areas.  Reinforcement of governance of cotton sector 
within the  framework of the institutional reform: strengthening 
the capacities of the cooperatives and their unions; supporting 
the interprofessional dialogue; and supporting the development 
of a concerted policy in cotton areas  € 11,000,000  IP 
2008-17 € 5,354,644  Mali 
 Support to the CMDT for modernisation of its transportation fleet  € 15,000,000  PFS 
  Mali 
 Rural tracks in cotton areas  € 31,000,000  PFS 
  Mali 
 Fair trade and organic cotton in West Africa  € 3,000,000  PFS 
 € 2,250,000  West Africa n countries  
GERMA NY Competitive African Cotton Initiative (COMPACT)/Promotion of 
cotton production in Sub -Saharan Africa Phase II (BMZ 
€ 10,000,000; Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation €  11,800,000; 
Aid by Trade Foundation €  4,500,000)  € 26,300,000  IP 
2013-16 € 16,000,000  Western, Central and Eastern 
African countries (12 
countries)   
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PART I – ACTIVE AND ONGOING COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
NETHERLANDS  Initiative Sustainable Trade (IDH): Cotton Value Chain 
Development  € 16,500,000  PFS 
2016-20  Brazil, China, India, Mali, 
Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkey  
SWEDEN   Conservation Cotton Tec hnoServe Programme: Support to 
farmers in Northern Uganda to become efficient producers of 
cotton and staple food crops (in cooperation with jeans 
manufacturer Edun)  € 256,213  IP 
2014-15  Uganda  
SWITZERLAND  Initiative Sustainable Trade (IDH):  Cotton Valu e Chain 
Development  US$ 2,400,000  IP 
2011-15 US$ 1,640,000  Africa, Central Asia, China  
 Value Chain Development of Organic and Fairtrade Cotton  US$ 6,900,000  IP 
2013-16 US$ 4,600,000  Burkina Faso, Mali, Kyrgyz 
Republic  
US C4 Cotton Partnership Programme  (C4CP)  US$ 14,800,000  IP 
2014-18 US$ 5,910,000  C4 
 Research Exchange Programme Agreement  US$ 150,000  IP 
2014-19  C4 and Senegal  
 Borlaug Fellowship Programme – Research Exchange Programme 
Agreement  US$ 150,000  IP 
2015-20  C4 and Senegal  
SOUTH -SOUTH 
PARTNER       
BRAZIL  Programme for the development of the cotton sector in Africa  US$ 19,840,863  IP 
2012-18 US$ 7,011,477  Cotton -producing countries in 
Africa  
 Strengthening of the cotton sector through South -South Co -
operation  US$ 14,400,000  IP 
2012-16 US$ 3,676,643  Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, 
Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru  
 South -South cooperation for the promotion of decent work in 
cotton -producing countries in Africa and Latin America  US$ 6,864,706  IP 
2015-19 US$ 159,121  Mali, Mozambique, Paraguay, 
Peru, Tanz ania 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
CFC (with ICAC, 
and co -funding 
from OPEC Fund 
for Intl' Dev.)  National cotton classification systems  US$ 2,500,000  IP 
2011-17 US$ 846,071  Kenya and Mozambique  
 ProCotton - Improving Productivity and Marketing through 
Suppor t to Producer Organizations  US$ 850,000  IP 
2011- US$ 270,000  Tanzania and Zambia  
FAO Competitiveness and sustainable strengthening of the cotton 
sector through the reinforcement of cotton farmers' capacities in 
the Integrated Production and Pest Managemen t* US$ 3,315,650  IP 
2012-16 US$ 3,000,000  Burkina Faso, Mali, Senegal, 
Tanzania, Zambia   
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PART I – ACTIVE AND ONGOING COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
ITC Marketing and promotion of African cotton including quality 
improvement (reduction of contamination) through a close 
alliance with co tton consuming spinning mills in Asia as well as 
developing low capital -intensive fibre transformation 
technologies in Burkina Faso and Zambia*  € 1,900,000  IP 
2013-16  Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad 
Mali, Senegal, Tanzania, 
Uganda, Zambia  
 Coordination of Afri can Regional Cotton Sector Strategies 
Implementation   € 1,100,000  IP 
2013-16  UEMOA, ECCAS, COMESA  
 Zambia: Empowering women in the cotton sector (women and 
trade)  US$ 750,000  IP 
2014-16  Zambia  
UNCTAD  Project on cotton by -products in Eastern and Souther n Africa. 
COMESA Regio nal Cotton to Clothing Strategy  US$ 591,000  PFS 
2016-19  Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 
a    Part I contains development assistance provided specifically to the cotton sector.  
b    Five operational implementation categories exis t:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  suspended;  D:  discontinued.  
c    FD reflects full disbursement.  
*  The projects identified with an asterisk in Part I  – Active activities  are those referred to in footnote 3 in the Summary on next page . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
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PART I – ACTIVE AND ONGOING C OTTON SPECIFIC DEVEL OPMENT ASSISTANCE SU MMARY  
 
 
VALUES  
 
Total value3 of active cotton specific development assistance for 31 African beneficiaries and others4:  US$ 280,718,323  
 
    Of which, t otal value of cotton specific development assistance principally targeted at the C45:   US$   67,806,179  
 
Active and ongoing cotton  specific  development assistance values for6: 
    Benin:    US$   12,439,000  
    Mali:    US$   70,902,300  
 
Total va lue of disbursed amounts:              US$   99,823,785  
 
Ratio total disbursements/total commitments: 36% 
 
 
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS  
 
Programmes/Projects/Activities Total :  35 
 
 
Operational implementation status  Count by category  Percentage share in total  
   by category code  programmes/projects/activities  
 
PFS (Project Formulation Stage)   6 17% 
 
IP (In Progress)  29 83% 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                                
3 The project of the FAO for a value of US$ 3,315,650 and the project of the ITC for a value of € 1,900,000 marked with an aste risk are part of the European 
Commiss ion's project "Consolidation of the Action Framework for the EU -Africa Partnership on Cotton" already listed in Part I – Active and ongoing cotton specific development 
assistance.     
4 The 31  African beneficiaries and others are those specifically identif ied in Part I of this Table.  
5 This value is the sum of projects specifically designed for the C4 as a group.  
6 These individual country values are additional to the value of C4 -designed projects above.   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
AUSTRALIA  Australian Official Development Assistance for Agriculture  US$ 163,386,700  IP 
2016-17  Pacific Region, East, South 
and West Asia, Sub -Saharan 
Africa and the Middle East  
CANADA   Support to microfinanc e  US$ 8,548,355  IP 
2010-17 US$ 5,641,259  Benin  
 Canadian International Food Security Research Fund – Support 
for Sustainable Agric ulture  US$ 44,800,000  IP 
2009-14 US$ 40,271,793  Multiple countries including 
Benin, Burkina Faso and Mali  
 Oxfam Quebec: volunteer sending program to enhance 
economic and social conditions of poor and marginalized 
communities  – support for sustainable agr iculture  US$ 48,560,690  IP 
2009-14 US$ 43,579,075  Multiple countries including 
Benin and Burkina Faso  
 Canadian Executive Service Organization: Program focusing on 
private sector development with concentration on 
microf inance, agribusiness and enterprise  support  US$ 14,013,245  IP 
2009-14 US$ 12,976,946  Multiple countries including 
Burkina Faso  
 Consortium WUSC -CECI: poverty -reduction and sustainable 
development program – priorities in agriculture and rural 
development  US$ 61,697,419  IP 
2009-14 US$ 57,59 0,400  Multiple countries including 
Burkina Faso and Mali  
 Montreal Polytechnical School: training in solar technology for 
WAEMU – irrigation  US$ 1 ,944,842  IP 
2013-18 US$ 526,937  Multiple countries including 
Burkina Faso and Mali  
 Engineers Without Border s: capacity -building program, 
focusing on sustainability and governance in agriculture  US$ 2,333,752  IP 
2009-14 US$ 2,195,200  Multiple countries including 
Burkina Faso   
 USC Canada Seeds of Survival Program – Sustainable 
Agriculture and Economic Developme nt US$ 9,663,326  IP 
2010-15 US$ 8,400,243  Multiple countries including 
Burkina Faso and Mali  
 Canadian Crossroads International – Support for sustainable 
agriculture: food security  US$ 14,353,088  IP 
2009-14 US$ 13,956,021  Multiple countries including 
Mali 
 Farm Radio International: "Radio for Farmer Value Chain 
Development"  – support for sustainable agriculture  US$ 1,843,714  IP 
2012-17 US$ 788,682  Four countries including Mali  
 Lundin Foundation: Agri -business and microfinance for SMEs  US$ 2,541,789  IP 
2012-18 US$ 367,930  Two countries including Mali  
 CARE Canada: Linkages – Support for Sustainable Agriculture: 
Food Security, Nutrition and Enterprise Support  US$ 5,558,784  IP 
2012-16 US$ 3,262,993  Four countries including Mali  
 World Renew: Enhancing Foo d and Economic Security – 
Support for Sustainable Agriculture  US$ 5,035,122  IP 
2012-18 US$ 1,501,747  Multiple countries including 
Mali 
 World Vision Canada (WVC): Systems Approach to Improving 
and Sustaining Food Security – Support for Sustainable 
Agricul ture US$ 9,906,887  IP 
2012-17 US$ 4,935,509  Four countries including Mali  
 Trade Facilitation Office Canada: Canadian Market Access 
(SME development, including garment manufacturing)  US$ 9,223,424  IP 
2014-18 US$ 1,653,720  Multiple African countries 
includ ing Burkina Faso and 
Mali 
 Support to Agricultural Growth Program II  US$ 15,106,000  IP 
2015-20  Ethiopia  
JAPAN  Monitoring and evaluation in agricultural policy  US$ 514,882  
 IP 
2013-16 US$ 513,635  Malawi   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
JAPAN (cont'd)  Project for community -based irrigat ion capacity development 
in Dedza District   US$ 27,398  IP 
2014-17 US$ 27,332  Malawi  
 Project for enhancing capacity for medium -scale irrigation 
scheme development, operation and maintenance  US$ 36,575  IP 
2015-20 US$ 36,486  Malawi  
 Seminar on agriculture promotion  US$ 90,131  IP 
2014-17 US$ 89,912  Mozambique  
 Mandimba -Lichinga road u pgrading Project  US$ 69,401,892  IP 
2016-19 US$ 1,262,962  Mozambique  
 Project for the establishment of a development model at 
communities' level under Nacala Corridor Agricultu ral 
Development (ProSAVANA)  US$ 3,546,534  IP 
2013-19 US$ 3,521,103  Mozambique  
 Nacala Port Development Project Phase  US$ 322,444,350  IP 
2015-21 US$ 4,519,745  Mozambique  
 Project for upgrading food production infrastructure  US$ 38,151,393  IP 
2012-18 US$ 2 5,158,358  Sudan  
 Capacity development Project for irrigation scheme 
management in River Nile State  US$ 75,158  IP 
2015-19 US$ 74,976  Sudan  
 Small -scale irrigation development Project  US$ 35,279,893  IP 
2014-17 US$ 12,781,318  Tanzania  
 Project for improvem ent of Tazara Intersection  US$ 50,197,676  IP 
2015-19 US$ 1,557,055  Tanzania  
 Irrigation development administration  US$ 37,247  IP 
2013-18 US$ 37,157  Tanzania  
 Rural agricultural development  US$ 63,225  IP 
2014-18 US$ 63,072  Tanzania  
 Project for irrigatio n human resource development by 
strengthening the capacity of Arusha Technical College  US$ 91, 580 IP 
2014-17 US$ 91,358  Tanzania  
 Construction Project of two bridges: Kara and Koumongou  US$ 26,338,342  IP 
2015-19 US$ 512,387  Togo 
 Kazungula bridge c onstru ction Project  US$ 36,046,488  IP 
2014-17 US$ 3,698,015  Zambia  
 Project for the improvement of  the living environment in the 
southern area of Lusaka  US$ 34,827,643  IP 
2011-17 US$ 26,785,470  Zambia  
 Technical cooperation Project on community -based smallhold er 
irrigation (T -COBSI)  US$ 1,401,133  IP 
2013-17 US$ 1,384,553  Zambia  
 Capacity building for bridges maintenance Project  US$ 70,621  IP 
2015-17 US$ 70,450  Zambia  
US  Millennium Challenge Corporation Board  
 US$ 480,000,000  IP 
2009-14 US$ 195,800,000  Burkin a Faso  
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board   US$ 540,000,000  IP 
2010-15 US$ 45,600,000  Senegal  
 African Competitiveness and Trade Expansion Initiative (ACTE)  US$ 120,000,000  IP 
2012-15  African countries   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
US (cont'd)  Overseas Private Investment Corp. – The Citibank Africa 
Facility providing investment guarantees  US$ 125,000,000  IP 
2005- US$ 75,000,000  Mali, Senegal, Ghana, 
Nigeria, Angola, Botswana, 
Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, 
Mozambique, Tanzania and 
Uganda  
 Overseas Private Investment Corp. – The EMP  Africa 
Infrastructure Fund  US$ 100,000,000  IP 
2005-17 US$ 70,000,000  ECOWAS  
 Food for Progress Programme to encourage agriculture sector 
and market development  US$ 6,019,000  IP 
2012-16 US$ 5,403,234  Benin  
 Food for Progress Programme to encourage agricu lture sector 
and market development  US$ 15,631,458  IP 
2015-20 US$ 10,256,876  Benin  
 Food for Progress Programme to encourage agriculture sector 
and market development  US$ 35,980,000  IP 
2015-20 US$ 23,978,000  Benin  
 Food for Progress Programme to encourag e agriculture sector 
and market development  US$ 18,600,000  IP 
2012-16 US$ 8,246,708  Burkina Faso  
 Food for Progress Programme to support agricultural 
development and microfinance  US$ 24,005,000  IP 
2010-16 US$ 18,429,031  Mali 
 Food for Progress Programme to support agricultural 
development and microfinance  US$ 14,864,000  IP 
2012-16 US$ 12,966,408  Senegal  
 Food for Progress Programme to support agriculture and 
agricultural market development  US$ 14,791,000  IP 
2012-16 US$ 5,413,309  Senegal  
 Food for Progr ess Programme to encourage agriculture sector 
and market development  US$ 11,819,277  IP 
2014-18 US$ 9,577,884  Senegal  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
WORLD BANK  Agricultural Diversification and Market Development Project 
(P081567)  US$ 110,531,534  IP 
2017 US$ 88, 669,103  Burkina Faso  
 Agricultural Productivity and Food Security Project (P114236)  
 US$ 121,105,341  IP 
2018 US$ 62,637,329  Burkina Faso  
 Fostering Agricultural Productivity in Mali (P095091)  
 US$ 89,040,784  IP 
2018 US$ 53,894,405  Mali 
 Sustainable Land  Management (PO99709)  US$ 6,200,000  IP 
2016 US$ 2,129,997  Mali 
 Agricultural Competitiveness Project (P112635)  
 US$ 56,816,592  IP 
2016 US$ 56,445,531  Cameroon  
 Agriculture and Development Project (P104716)  US$ 68,993,330  IP 
2016 US$ 65,118,649  Liberia  
 Agricultural Sector Development Project (P085752) and 
additional financing (P115873)  US$ 199,250,000  IP 
2016 US$ 181,674,483  Tanzania  
 Agricultural Technology and Agribusiness Advisory Services 
(P109224)  US$ 134,500,000  IP 
2017 US$ 73,795,874  Uganda   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disburseme nt 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
 WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Agro-Pastoral Productivity and Markets Development Project 
(P107343)  US$ 39,616,532  IP 
2016 FD Burundi  
 Irrigation Development and Support Project (P102459)  US$ 105,315,122  IP 
2018 US$ 27,704,803  Zambia  
  MZ PROIRRI Sustainable Irrigation Development (P107598)  US$ 84,250,000  IP 
2017 US$ 59,792,464  Mozambique  
 Agricultural Productivity and Diversification (P115886)  US$ 46,000,000  IP 
2016 US$ 38,968,335  Benin  
 Agricultural Sector Sup port Project (P118045)  US$ 37,000,000  IP 
2016 US$ 30,455,479  Togo 
 West Africa Agricultural Productivity Program APL - WAAP 1B 
(P117148)  US$ 114,130,000  IP 
2016 US$ 108,082,326  Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, 
Nigeria  
 West Africa Agricultural Productivity P rogram APL - WAAP 1C 
(P122065)  US$ 123,800,000  IP 
2016 US$ 91,694,150  Benin, The Gambia, Liberia, 
Niger, Sierra Leone, Togo  
 West Africa Agricultural Productivity Program 2A (P129565)  US$ 165,233,365  IP 
2018 US$ 106,249,494  Ghana, Senegal  
 Agriculture Pr oduction Support Project (P126576)  US$ 25,000,000  IP 
2016 US$ 14,285,080  Chad 
 Agriculture Sector Support Project (P119308)  US$ 47,088,689  IP 
2017 US$ 20,986,704  
 Senegal  
 
a Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotton sector within th e broader framework of agriculture and infrastructure -related development 
assistance.   However, it does not include the totality of development assistance in the area of agriculture provided by the EU and its Mem ber States, such as through 
the 10th EDF (20 08-13). 
b Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued.  
c FD reflects full disbursement.   
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VALUES  
 
Total value of active agriculture and infrastructure -related development assistance for 31 African beneficiaries  and others7: US$ 4,117,740,322  
 
     Of which, total value of agriculture and infrastructure -related development assistance principally targeted at C48:  US$    275,889,701 
 
Active and ongoing a griculture and infrastructure -related development assistance value for9: 
           Benin   US$    112,178,813  
           Burkina Faso:   US$    730,236,875 
           Chad:   US$      25,000,000  
           Mali  US$    119,245,784  
 
Total value of disbursed amounts:   US$ 1,882,705,987  
 
Ratio total disbursements/total commitments: 46% 
 
 
 
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS  
 
Programmes/Projects/Activities Total :  67 
 
 
Operatio nal implementation status by category  Count by category  Percentage share in total  
   programmes/projects/activities  
 
PFS (Project Formulation Stage)  0 0% 
 
IP (In Progress)  67 100% 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                                
7 The 31  African beneficiaries and others are those specifically identified in Part II of this Table.  
8 This value is the sum of projects specifically designed for the C4 as a group.  
9 These individual country values are additional to the value of C4 -designed projects above.   
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PART III – ACTIVE AND ONGOING AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF Extended Credit Facility  US$ 72,090 ,000 IP 
2013-16 US$ 39,630,000 Burkina Faso  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 1 50,120,000 IP 
2014-17 US$ 75,980 ,000 Chad 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 9 35,740,000 IP 
2015-18 US$ 350,9 00,000 Ghana  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 19,780,000  IP 
2014-17 US$ 11,33 0,000 Grenada  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 244,650,000 IP 
2012-16 US$ 218,78 0,000 Guinea  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 2 4,010,000  IP 
2015-18 US$ 4,000,000  Guinea -Bissau  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 6 9,230,000  IP 
2015-18 US$ 9, 890,000  Haiti 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 9 3,830,000  IP 
2015-18 US$ 26,810,000  Kyrgyz Republic  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 118,310,000 IP 
2012-16 US$ 97,500,000 Liberia  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 146,660,000 IP 
2012-16 US$ 91,690,000 Malawi 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 4 2,260,000  IP 
2013-16 US$ 30,990 ,000 Mali 
 Extended Credit Facility  
 US$ 1 69,180 ,000 IP 
2012-16 US$ 134,410,000  Niger  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 6,260 ,000 IP 
2015-18 US$ 890,000 Sao Tomé & Principe  
 Extended Credit F acility  US$ 262,970 ,000 IP 
2013-16 US$ 194,110 ,000 Sierra Leone  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 5 14,570,000 IP 
2014-17 US$ 68,680 ,000 Yemen  
 Standby Credit Facility  US$ 499,610,000  IP 
2016-18  Kenya  
 Standby Credit Facility  US$ 288,080,000  IP 
2015-17 US$ 120,030,000  Mozambique  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 43,670,000  IP 
2015-  Madagascar  
 Standby Arrangement  US$ 999,220,000  IP 
2016-18  Kenya   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK  Precautionary and Liquidity Line  US$ 4,557,670,000  IP 
2014-16  Morocco  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Coun tries (HIPC) Initiative10 US$ 124,254,146  IP 
2006 
onwards   Benin  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 419,527,730  IP 
2006 
onwards   Burkina Faso  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 774,800,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Burundi  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 296,976,937  IP 
2006 
onwards   Cameroon  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 291,800,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Central African Republic  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 65,800,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Comoros  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 1,435,400,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Congo, Dem. Rep. of  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 67,400,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Congo  
 Heavily Indebted P oor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 430,600,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Côte d'Ivoire  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 1,288,406,780  IP 
2006 
onwards   Ethiopia  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 35,900,000  IP 
2006 
onward s  The Gambia  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 1,445,744,533  IP 
2006 
onwards   Ghana  
                                                
10 HIPC initiative refers to the nominal debt relief service to 40 eligible countries with the aim of linking debt relief with poverty reduction. MDRI is addi tional debt relief 
to HIPC countries that have reached their completion point (100% debt cancellation on eligible debt owed to IDA,  IMF, and AfDF and IaDB).   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 327,300,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Guinea  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIP C) Initiative  US$ 263,700,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Guinea -Bissau  
  Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 394,100,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Liberia  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 444,429,178  IP 
2006 
onwards   Madagascar  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 993,500,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Malawi  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 291,770,352  IP 
2006 
onwards   Mali 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 172,765,834  IP 
2006 
onwards  Mauritania  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 1,055,114,444  IP 
2006 
onwards   Mozambique  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 410,050,538  IP 
2006 
onwards   Niger  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiativ e US$ 709,371,897  IP 
2006 
onwards   Rwanda  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 61,100,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Sao Tomé & Principe  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 163,940,082  IP 
2006 
onwards   Senegal  
 Heavily Indebte d Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 234,500,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Sierra Leone  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 1,157,131,774  IP 
2006 
onwards   Tanzania   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 98, 000,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Togo 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 983,625,018  IP 
2006 
onwards   Uganda  
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative  US$ 885,163,233  IP 
2006 
onwards   Zambia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDR I) US$ 703,403,814  IP 
2006 
onwards   Benin  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 755,827,279  IP 
2006 
onwards   Burkina Faso  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 64,700,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Burundi  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 838,493,649  IP 
2006 
onwards   Cameroon  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 187,400,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Central African Republic  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 46,200,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Comoros  
 Multilateral Debt  Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 895,100,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Congo, Dem. Rep. of  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 179,100,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Congo  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 1,556,300,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Côte d'Ivoire  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 201,800,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   The Gambia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 820,000,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Guinea   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 73,400,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Guinea -Bissau  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 2,398,261,991  IP 
2006 
onwards   Ethiopia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 3,065,777,970  IP 
2006 
onwards   Ghana  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 70 ,600,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Liberia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 1,814,491,057  IP 
2006 
onwards   Madagascar  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 1,260,600,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Malawi  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI ) US$ 1,293,657,059  IP 
2006 
onwards   Mali 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 563,238,717  IP 
2006 
onwards   Mauritania  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 1,342,264,920  IP 
2006 
onwards   Mozambique  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiat ive (MDRI)  US$ 765,060,047  IP 
2006 
onwards   Niger  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 366,940,920  IP 
2006 
onwards   Rwanda  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 26,500,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Sao Tomé & Principe  
 Multilateral Debt Reli ef Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 1,897,818,191  IP 
2006 
onwards   Senegal  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 395,100,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Sierra Leone   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 2,882,736,034  IP 
2006 
onwards   Tanzania  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 588,200,000  IP 
2006 
onwards   Togo 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 2,847,755,184  IP 
2006 
onwards   Uganda  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 1,927,246,691  IP 
2006 
onwards   Zambia  
 Emergency Support to Enhance Food Security (ESEFS) (Global 
Food Crisis Response Programme) Grant  
 US$ 9,607,494  IP  Benin  
WORLD BANK 
Support Credits11 Additional Financing for Food Security (GRFP)  
 US$ 10,000,000  IP  Senegal  
 Fifth Poverty Redu ction Strategy Credit  US$ 55,000,000  IP 
  Mali 
 Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -6) US$ 22,000,000  
 IP  Benin  
 Poverty Reduction Support Credit (10)  
 US$ 90,000,000  IP  Burkina Faso  
 Fourth Economic Recovery and Governance Grant  US$ 28,000,000  IP 
  Togo 
 
a    Part III registers amounts available for future public expenditures, with possibilities for cotton, at the discretion of the government.  
b FD reflects full disbursement.  
 
                                                
11 PRSCs are budget support credits and IDA's main vehicle for supporting low -income countries in the implementation of their PRSPs.   
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PART IV – NATIONAL COTTON SECTOR FOCAL POINTS  
 
Member  Department/Ministry  Contact  
Benin  Direct eur Général  de la Société Nationale pour  
la Promotion Agricole (SONAPRA)  
B.P. 933, Cotonou  
République du Bénin  
 M. Idrissou BAKO  
Tel.: +229 21 33 53 86  
Fax: +229 95 42 18 74  
Email:  idrissbako@yahoo.fr  
spsonapra@yahoo.fr   
 
Burkina Faso  Secrétaire permanent du suiv i de la filière coton 
libéralisée  
Ministère de l' industrie, du  Commerce et de l'Artisanat  
B.P. 6453, Ouagadougou 01  
Burkina Faso  M. Wilfrid YAMEOGO  
Tel.: +226 25 40 77 55,  +226 70 20 32 16  
Email:  yamwilfried@yahoo.fr   
 
Burundi  Conseiller  
Ministère du Commerce, de l'indus trie, des postes et du 
tourisme  
B.P. 492  
Bujumbura  M. Patrick NKURUNZIZA  
Tel. +257 79 900 957; +257 22 226 317  
e-mail: nkupat@yahoo.fr  
 
 
Cameroon  Sous-Directeur des échanges commerciaux  
Ministère du Commerce  
Yaoundé  
Cameroun  M. Sylvestre ESSONO MESSANGA  
Tel.: +237 77 64 18 80, +237 96 91 78 17  
Fax: +237 22 23 90 29  
Email:  messa_esso@yahoo.fr   
Central African 
Republic  Coordonateur de la Cellule de gestion des stratégies 
sectorielle et des projets  
Ministère du Commerce, de l'industrie, de l'artisanat et 
des petites et moyennes entreprises  
B.P. 1988  
Bangui  M. Edmond MOLOGODO  
Tel.: +236 2161 1055  
Fax: +236 2161 7656  
e-mail: infos@minco -rca.org  
 
Chad Directrice Adjointe , Direction du Commerce Extérieur  
Ministère de l'Économie, du Commerce et du 
Développement Touristique  
B.P. 424, N'Djaména  
Tchad Ms Achta AHMAT BREME  
Tél. +235 66 094748 ;  +235 66 241850; +235 77 241850  
Fax:  +235 252 53 6 4 
Email:  bachta32@yahoo.ca   
Côte d'Ivoire  Directeur des organisations et de la commercialisation 
des produits de base  
Ministère du Commerce  
Abidjan  M. Edmond Vénance KODJO  
Tel.: +225 08526968; +225 06498246  
e-mail: venancekodjo@yahoo.fr  
Democratic  
Republic  of Congo  Conseillère en charge des accords commerciaux et de 
l'intégration commerciale  
Ministère de l'Économie et Commerce  Mrs. Youyou BA ENDE BOFOTA  
Tel.: +243 995 024 658  
e-mail: youyou_baende@yahoo.com  
  
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PART IV – NATIONAL COTTON SECTOR FOCAL POINTS  
 
Member  Department/Ministry  Contact  
Mali Économie et Finances  
Ministère de l'Économie et des Finances  
BP 234, Bamako  
République du Mali  Mme Doucouré Dougoubarka SYLLA  
Tel: + 22 3222 5858, +22 3678 2391  
Fax: +22 3222 1914  
Email: mmedouc@yahoo.fr  
 
Mozambique  Director of the Mozambique National Institute of Cotton  
Ministry of Agriculture  
Praça dos Heróis Moçambicanos  
Maputo  
Mozambique  Mr. Norberto Mapéezuane MAHALAMBE  
Tel.: +258 21 431015/6  
Fax: +258 21 430679  
e-mail:  nmahalambe@iam.gov.mz   
South Africa  Department of Agriculture  
International Trade Directorate  
Private Bag X791, Pretoria 0001  
South Africa  Mr. Günter MÜLLER   
Tel: +27 12 319 8015  
Fax: +27 12 319 8001  
Email: guntermu@nda.agric.za   
Sudan  Director of World Trade Accession Unit (WACU)  
Ministry of Agriculture and Forest  
Khartoum  
Sudan  Mrs. Widad Adelrhman  
Tel.: +249 8379 3425  
Mobile: +249 9171 72098  
Fax: +249 837 8 2027  
e-mail: cottonsudan@gmail.com   
 
Swaziland  Swaziland Cotton Board  
Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives  
P.O. Box 220  
Manzini  
Swaziland  Mr. Tom JELE 
Tel.: +268 505 2775  
Fax: +268 505 2775  
Email:  dlaminiaa@gov.sz   
 
Uganda  Assistant Commissioner for Internal Trade Department  
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives  
Kampala, Uganda  Ms Elizabeth Tamale  
Tel. +256 762 995 883  
e-mail: Elizabeth.tamale@gmail.com  
 
Zambia  Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives  
Lusaka  
Zambia  The Permanent Secretary  
Tel.: +260 211 253 933  
Fax:  +260 211 250 305  
Email: pcd@maff.gov.zm  
 
Zimbabwe  Department of International Trade  
Ministry of Industry and International Trade  
P. Bag 7708, Causeway, Harare  
Zimbabwe  Mrs. Beatrice MUTETWA  
Tel: + 26 3479 3461  
Fax: +26 3472 3765  
Email: bmutetwa@indandcom.co.zw  
 
 
  
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COMPLETED ACTIVITIES  - PART I  
WTO DIRECTOR -GENERAL'S EVOLVING TABLE ON COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE  
 
PART I – COMPLETED COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
EUROPEAN 
COMMISSION  Conference on GMO cotton  € 309,605  C 
2008 € 300,000  C4 + All African producers  
 Support to the functioning of the "Comité d'orientation et du 
suivi du partenariat UE -Afrique sur  le coton" (COS COTON)  € 189,885  C 
2008 € 188,235  All African producers  
 Mid-Term Evaluation of the EU -Africa Partnership on Cotton  € 162,331  C 
2009 FD All African producers  
 "Programme d'Appui Régional de l'Intégration" (PARI) – Cotton 
classification in  West Africa  € 3,000,000  C 
2005 FD All African producers  
 Study on the "Université du coton" concept  € 95,686  C 
2009 FD All African producers  
 Rehabilitation of rural roads in cotton areas  € 7,850,000  C 
2008 € 7,728,379  Benin  
 Support to the "Associatio n interprofessionnelle du coton" (AIC) 
(Stabex funding)  € 45,000  C 
2006 FD Benin  
 Support for national cotton sector/reforms – Budget support 
(with sectoral conditionalities)  € 9,200,000  C 
2010 € 7,360,000  Benin  
 Support for national cotton sector/reform s - Institutional support  € 500,000  C 
2010 FD Benin  
 Support for national cotton sector/reforms – Complementary 
assistance (evaluation, audit)  € 300,000  C 
2007-12 € 40,879  Benin  
 Cotton sector support (recapitalisation of the cotton companies 
by particip ation of the cotton producers through a grant to 
UNPCB)  € 10,000,000  C 
2010 FD Burkina Faso  
 FOOD/2007/144 -063 – "Amélioration de la fertilité des sols dans 
les exploitations biologiques de la zone cotonnière du Burkina 
Faso"  € 761,000  C 
2008-11 € 761,198  Burkina Faso  
 Support to cotton classing SOFITEX laboratory towards 
international accreditation ISO17025 (UEMOA Quality 
Programme, Phase II)  € 75,075  C € 45,000  Burkina Faso  
 Cotton arrears settlement (debt payments)  € 4,000,000  C 
2008 FD Central Africa n Republic   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
EUROPEAN 
COMMISSION 
(cont'd)  Support to cotton sector reform  € 174,242  C 
2008 FD Chad 
 Short -term technical assistance to Ministry of Agriculture 
(Stabex funding)  € 147,889  C 
2008 € 146,047  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Long-term technical assistance to Mi nistry of Agriculture (Stabex 
funding)  € 195,080  C 
2008 FD Côte d'Ivoire  
 Cotton arrears settlement (debt clearing) (Stabex funding)  € 10,977,026  C 
2005 FD Côte d'Ivoire  
 Cotton arrears settlement (debt clearing) (Stabex funding)  € 14,334,711  C 
2006-07 € 14,332,852  Côte d'I voire 
 Miscellaneous studies (Stabex funding)  € 496,340  C 
2006-09 € 496,093  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Cotton road rehabilitation (Stabex funding)  € 4,581,795  C 
2007-08 € 2,832,979  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Support to institutional restructuring (Stabex fu nding)  € 304,898  C 
2010 € 225,017  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Support to animal traction agriculture ("culture attelée") (Stabex 
funding)  € 4,249,157  C 
2010 € 3,895,029  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Support to Cotton Producers' Organizations (Stabex funding)  € 1,524,490  C 
2010 € 1,411,744  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Compensation for farmers and LCCI employees (Stabex funding)  € 9,817,717  C 
2010 € 9,696,996  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Rehabilitation of "Salle de classement" (Stabex funding)  € 990,919  C 
2011 € 941,369  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Long-term technical assi stance to Intercoton (Stabex funding)  € 392,757  C 
2009-10 € 199,007  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Seed-production Programme (Stabex funding)  € 477,882  C 
2008-10 € 301,194  Côte d'I voire 
 Compensation workers CIDT (Flex 2006 -07 funding)  € 2,000,000  C 
2009-10 € 1,591,785  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Support to Cotton Producer Organizations (Flex 2006 -07) € 600,000  C 
2012 € 583,636  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Roads/tracks rehabilitation in cotton growing areas (Flex 2006 -
07 funding)  € 9,688,570  C 
2009-11 € 9,653,321  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Support to cotto n sectoral reform – Fixed tranche  € 3,000,000  C 
2007 € 3,000,000  Mali  
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
EUROPEAN 
COMMISSION 
(cont'd)  Support to cotton sectoral reform – Variable tranche  € 5,000,000  C 
2008 FD Mali 
 Support to cotton sectoral reform – Literacy component  € 1,500,000  C 
2008 FD Mali 
 Rehabilitation of tracks in cotton areas  € 4,101,686  C 
2008-09 FD Mali 
 Compensation organic and fair -trade cotton  € 600,000  
 C 
2012 € 540,000  Mali 
 Extension and technical assistance to smallholders by cotton 
concessionary companies to streng then cotton farming system  € 400,000  C 
2008-10 € 360,000  Mozambique  
 Institutional building to National Institute of Cotton, 
rehabilitation of testing laboratories, equipment and vehicle 
supply  € 1,550,000  C 
2007 FD Mozambique  
 National Cotton Institute:   extension and technical assistance to 
smallholders by cotton concessionary companies for crop 
diversification  € 5,000,000  C 
2008 FD Mozambique  
 National Institute of Agriculture Research:  identification, 
adaptation and multiplication of cotton varietie s € 1,500,000  C 
2010 FD Mozambique  
 Cotton quality, diversification, strengthening of producers' 
organisations  
(Stabex funding)  € 4,000,000  C 
2009 € 2,486,000  Senegal  
 Support income increase of smallholder cotton producers 
through better quality and acc ess to markets – Phase 1  € 600,000  C 
2012-14 € 549,076  Tanzania  
 Construction of a cotton seed warehouse  € 489,555  C € 304,327  Tanzania  
 Supply contract for cotton collecting and picking bags  € 235,200  C € 211,680  Tanzania  
 Support to cotton roads rehab ilitation (Stabex 90 -94 funding)  € 3,630,691  C 
2009 € 3,278,323  Togo 
 Support to cotton roads rehabilitation (Stabex 95 -99 funding)  € 999,555  C 
2010 € 951,466  Togo 
 Support to the cotton sector: study on human resources of 
SOTOCO  € 172,000  C 
2009 € 170, 152 Togo 
 Funding of shares of producers' federation in capital base of 
SOTOCO  € 1,243,182  C 
2010 FD Togo 
 Support to cotton roads rehabilitation (Stabex 95 -99 funding)  € 4,031,263  C 
2009-10 € 3,776,193  Togo 
 Support to restructuring and consolidation o f cotton producers' 
organizations  € 1,393,830  C 
2010 FD Togo  
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
EUROPEAN 
COMMISSION 
(cont'd)  Support to the cotton sector:  multipurpose storage facilities  € 1,305,883  C 
2009-12 € 991,698  Togo 
 Cotton Training Centre/Cotton Research Institute  € 3,121,146  C 
2005 FD Zimbabwe  
 Training and capacity building for small -scale cotton farmers – 
Cotton Training Centre  € 1,153,000  C 
2008 € 1,147,384  Zimbabwe  
 Cotton farmers training support  € 754,900  C 
2009 € 686,625  Zimbabwe  
 Cotton farmers training support  € 565 ,000 C 
2010 € 495,318  Zimbabwe  
 All ACP Agricultural Commodities Programme (AAACP):  EU -
Africa Partnership on Cotton, implemented with CFC, FAO, ITC, 
UNCTAD and World Bank  € 15,819,124  C 
2007-12 € 15,155,740  C4 + All African producers  
 University of Cott on UPB – AproCA Subsidy (on convention 
UEMOA contribution to 9th EDF) € 687,500  C 
2010-11 FD All African producers  
FRANCE  Cotton sector reform  € 1,850,000  C 
2009 € 1,552,522  Benin  
 Concessional loan - fonds de lissage coton  € 15,000,000  C 
2007 FD Burkin a Faso  
 Technical & financial support for cotton producers' organizations  € 4,300,000  C 
2006 € 4,198,998  Burkina Faso  
 Loan to SOCOMA for industrial programme  € 15,200,000  D 
2005- € 12,699,564  Burkina Faso  
 Programme de renforcement de la filière coton burkinabé (PRFC -
B) - Support for the price risk management mechanism.  
Support for the organizations of cotton farms and producers. 
Strengthening of the national structure to deliver adequate 
services to its members  € 11,000,000  C 
2006-13 FD Burkina Faso  
 Financing of ginning factory (loan to SODECOTON) – ongoing 
RBT € 10,000,000  C 
2006 FD Cameroon  
 Improve soil fertility and promote no -till system  € 8,900,000  C 
2011 FD Cameroon  
 Value chain cotton sector support  € 6,800,000  C 
2007 FD Mali (Kita region)  
 Commodity Risk Management  € 210,000  C 
 FD West African countries   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
FRANCE (cont'd)  Strengthening of regional approach in EU -Africa Partnership: 
i) launch of a regional platform for biotechnologies and 
phytosanitary coordination; ii) strengthening and cap acity 
building of producer associations; iii) control of sectoral 
information management (development of a cotton observatory 
and structuring of a regional information system on cotton)  € 2,000,000  C 
2006-12 FD West & Central African 
countries  
 Fair trad e and organic cotton  € 4,700,000  C 
2008-15 FD West & Central African 
countries  
GERMANY  "Cotton Made in Africa" partnership; sustainable cultivation  € 4,000,000  C 
2010 FD African countries  
 Implementation of EU -Africa website (www.coton -forum.org) in 
French and English  € 20,000  C 
2006 FD All African countries  
 Support to follow -up & coordination of cotton secretariat  € 100,000  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 Study on competitiveness and ecological sustainability of 
different cotton production systems  € 130,000  C 
2005 FD Benin  
 Diversification of cotton production  € 60,000  C 
2006 FD Chad 
 Public -Private -Partnership for the establishment of a certified 
organic cotton production  € 500,000  S 
2010-12 € 50,000  Uganda  
 Public -Private -Partnership organic cotton certif ication  € 300,000  C 
2010 € 250,000  Uganda  
 Public -Private -Partnership Alafia -Coton biologique et équitable 
dans la réserve de biosphère de la Pendjari  € 200,000  C 
2010 € 180,000  Benin  
 Conservation and NR management - Technical and 
organisational support  to small cotton farmers  € 12,000,000  C 
2011 € 8,000,000  Benin  
 Promotion of cotton value chains in Sub -Saharan African 
countries  € 14,500,000  C 
2009-12 FD Western and Eastern Africa  
NETHERLANDS  Cotton made in Africa  € 42,000  C 
2006 FD Sub-Saharan Africa , Benin  
 Support to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MIC)  € 42,000  C 
2007 FD Benin  
 Cotton competitiveness enhancement  € 450,000  C 
2009 FD Benin   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
NETHERLANDS 
(cont'd)  Support to Unions of Communal Cotton Producers (UCPC)  € 37,000  C 
2005-06 FD Benin  
 Non-chemical pest management  € 500,000  C 
2007-10 € 450,000  Benin  
 Strengthening Cotton Producers' Association (PROCOTON)  
 € 4,960,000  C 
2008-13 € 4,700,000  Benin  
 Support to Unions of Communal Cotton Producers  € 2,300,000  C 
2007-12 FD Benin, Burkina F aso, Mali  
 Better Cotton Initiative (BCI)  € 1,761,052  C 
2010-14 € 950,000  Mali 
 Better Cotton Initiative (BCI)  € 75,500  C 
2012 FD Mozambique  
 Initiative Sustainable Trade (IDH): Cotton Value Chain 
Development  € 19,000,000  C 
2011-15 FD Africa, Central As ia, China  
SWEDEN  Better Cotton Initiative  € 480,000  C 
2009 FD West African countries and 
others  
DK, FR, GER, NL, 
SWE, UK  Support for the Cotton Initiative through negotiations at the 
WTO (implementation by IDEAS)  € 1,700,000  C 
2007 FD C4 
JAPAN  Capacity building for cotton farmers' organizations (Support 
through the Japan Social Development Fund in the World Bank)  US$ 1,077,100  C 
2007 FD Mali 
 Soil diagnosis and conservation  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Integrated pest management for plant protection II  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Senegal  
 Agricultural extension and farmers' cooperatives  US$ 664,352  C 
2005 FD Malawi  
 Integrated pest management for plant protection II  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Uganda  
 Soil diagnosis and conservation  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Tanzania  
 Dissemination of improved seeds  US$ 4,289,000  C 
2011 FD Burkina Faso  
SWITZERLAND  
 Value Chain Development of Organic and Fairtrade Cotton in 
Kyrgyz Republic, phase II  US$ 1,680,000  C 
2008-12 FD Kyrgyz Republic  
 Value Chain Development of Organic and Fair trade Cotton in 
Burkina Faso, phase II  US$ 2,216,000  C 
2008-12 FD Burkina Faso  
 Cotton Project - Ensuring a result for African cotton -producing 
countries, phase III  US$ 464,000  C 
2010-13 FD C4 and other African countries   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
SWITZERLAND 
(cont'd)  
 Better Cott on Initiative   US$ 640,000  C 
 FD African countries and others  
 Better Cotton Initiative  € 1,500,000  C 
2010-13 FD Brazil, China, India, Mali, 
Pakistan  
US  Ministerial level capacity building on Science and Technology and 
Bio safety Training (Specifically requested by the C4)  US$ 520,000  C 
2005 FD African countries  
 Food for Progress: assist Burkina Faso increase organic and fair 
trade cotton by improving farm management and production of 
organic cotton, building the capacity of producer groups and 
coopera tives and establishing organic seed management 
systems. Will also facilitate agricultural lending, improving 
market linkages, promoting women's participation in the organic 
cotton sector and upholding standards to prevent child labor  US$ 8,200,000  C 
2013-16 US$ 8,200,000  Burkina Faso  
 Cotton Study Tour for C4 Ministers  US$ 167,000  C 
2005 FD C4 
 Cotton classing, soil management and entomologist capacity -
building programmes  US$ 231,000  C 
2005 FD C4 + Senegal  
 Biotechnology and Biosafety Awareness Workshop  US$ 50,000  C 
2009 FD C4 + Senegal  
 Borlaug Fellowship (cotton research on biotechnology)  US$ 30,000  C 
2012 FD Burkina Faso  
 Cochran Fellowship (training on cotton production and 
processing methods to increase productivity)  US$ 190,014  C 
2012 FD Burkina F aso, Chad, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Senegal  
 Cochran Fellowship Programme - Cotton Classification and 
Grading: Fellowship Programme of Demonstration Techniques 
and Technologies  US$ 50,000  C 
2015 US$ 111,053  Benin, Chad, Mali, Senegal  
 West African Cotton Improveme nt Programme (WACIP)  US$ 27,000,000  C 
2005-13 FD C4 + Senegal  
 Improving Cotton Production Practices Programme  US$ 50,000  C 
2016 FD C4 and Senegal  
SOUTH -SOUTH 
PARTNER       
BRAZIL  Programme for the development of the cotton sector in the 
Cotton -4 countr ies (Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali)  US$ 5,400,000  C 
2010-13 US$ 5,526,311  C4 countries  
 
  
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Development 
Communit y Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
ADB (+ FAO + 
WAEMU in 
partnership)  Cotton Multinational Competitiveness Programme  US$ 54,600,000  S 
2006- US$ 
20,829,0001 Benin (US$ 12, 480,000),  
B/Faso (US$  15,600,000),  
Chad (US$ 7,800,000),  
Mali (US$  15,600,000),  
WAEMU (US$  3,120,000)  
CFC (with ICAC)  Cotton warehouse receipts project  US$ 3,600,000  C 
2007 FD Tanzania and Uganda  
 Cotton contamination (study)  US$ 50,000  C 
2007 FD Mali 
 Sustainable cotton production in West Africa (study)  US$ 75,000  C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso, Cameroon, 
Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, 
Togo 
 Commercialisation of instrument testing for cotton (study)  US$ 100,000  C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso, Mali, Tanzania  
CFC (with EU  co-
financing)  Commercial standardization of instrument testing of cotton  US$ 5,000,000  C 
2012 FD Cotton exporters, with Mali 
and Tanzania as African 
partners  
CFC (with FAO)  Development of Risk Management Strategies for Cotton 
Producers in Mozambique  US$ 120,000  C 
2013 FD Mozambique  
CFC (with ICAC 
and co -funding 
from EU and OPEC 
Fund for Intl' Dev.)  Improving cotton production efficiency in small -scale farming 
systems  US$ 1,500,000  C 
2010-13 FD Kenya, Mozambique  
  Prevention of seed cotton contamination in West Africa  US$ 5,270,000  C 
2010-13 FD Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, 
Mali 
FAO Subregional Programme for Integrated Production and Pest 
Management (IPPM) through Farmer Field Schools (FFS) – 
40,000 cotton farmers targeted for full -season FFS training  US$ 2,000,000  C 
2010 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, 
Senegal  
                                                
1 The disbursement value was provided in Units of Account (UA).  It totalled UA 9,496,258, which e xchanges at US$ 1.56 to UA 1 . 
   
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Development 
Communit y Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
FAO (cont'd)  Strengthening the Management Capacity of Cotton Cooperatives 
to engage in value chains (EC AAACP funds)*  US$ 195,000  C 
2011 FD Kenya and Zambia  
FAO (with ICAC 
and co -financed by 
GIZ) Measuring Sustainability in Cotton Farming Systems. Towards a 
Guidance Framework (study)  US$ 200,000  C 
2012-16 FD All cotton producing -countries  
ICAC (with CFC 
and USAID)  Workshops on the use of biotechnology in cotton  US$ 330,000  C 
2007 FD All African prod ucers  
ITC Cotton Exporters' Guide and online version  US$ 330,000  C 
2008 FD Cotton exporters  
 South -South Trade Promotion for African Cotton  US$ 250,000  C 
2007 FD Cotton exporters  
 Joint ITC/Turkey Cotton Training, Capacity -building and 
Marketing Program me US$ 100,000  C 
2008 FD Malawi, Mozambique, 
Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, 
African Cotton Textiles 
Industry Federation (ACTIF) 
and African Cotton Association 
(ACA)  
 Joint ITC/Bangladesh Capacity -building and Cotton Marketing 
Programme*  US$ 90,000  C 
2009 FD Malawi, Mozambique, 
Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, 
African Cotton Textiles 
Industry Federation (ACTIF)  
 Joint ITC/India Cotton Training Programme  US$ 50,000  C 
2006 FD Ethiopia, Malawi, Tanzania, 
Uganda  
 Joint ITC/China Cotton Training Programme  US$ 50,000  C 
2006 FD Benin, Cameroon, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Mali  
 Joint ITC/China Follow -up Cotton Training Programme  US$ 50,000  C 
2007 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, 
Cameroon, Chad, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Mali  
 Joint ITC/India Follow -up Cotton Training Programme  US$ 50,000  C 
2007 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, 
Cameroon, Chad, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Gabon, Guinea, 
Madagascar, Mali, Niger, 
Senegal, Togo  
 Strategy formulation for value added from cotton to downstream 
products (e.g. clothing) for Common Market for Eastern and 
Southern Africa (COMESA) and Afri can Cotton Textiles Industry 
Federation (ACTIF)*  US$ 50,000  C 
2009 FD COMESA, East African 
Community (EAC) and 
Southern African Development 
Community (SADC)   
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Development 
Communit y Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
ITC (cont'd)   Strategy formulation for value added from cotton to downstream 
products (e.g. clothi ng) for West African Economic and Monetary 
Union (WAEMU) and Economic Community of Central African 
States (ECCAS)*  US$ 200,000  C FD WAEMU, ECCAS and ACA  
 Joint ITC/China Capacity Building and the Cotton Value Chain for 
Francophone African Countries, Hebei  province, 15 June -5 July 
2011 US$ 200,000  C 
2011 FD Francophone African countries 
(Central, East and West 
Africa)  
 Joint ITC/Viet Nam Value Chain Capacity Building and Cotton 
Marketing Programme (August 2011)*  US$ 150,000  C 
2011 FD Kenya, Malawi, Mozambi que, 
Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 Executive course on cotton trading and marketing ("Cotton 
School") based on the Cotton Exporter's Guide  US$ 500,000  S  Cotton exporters in Africa  
 On-line e -learning module for the Cotton Exporter's Guide on 
cotton contamination  
 US$ 50,000  C 
2012 FD Cotton exporters  
 Joint ITC/Thailand Capacity Building and Cotton Marketing 
Programme for West Africa  US$ 120,000  C 
2009 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, 
Cameroon, Chad, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Mali, Senegal, Togo  
 Joint ITC/China Cap acity Building and Cotton Marketing 
Programme for East Africa  US$ 150,000  C 
2009 FD Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, 
Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 Joint ITC/China Capacity Building and Cotton Research and Seed 
Development, September/October 2010  US$ 200,0 00 C 
2010 FD All African countries  
 Joint ITC/Thailand Capacity Building and Cotton Marketing 
Programme for East and Southern African countries*  US$ 150,000  C 
2010 FD East and Southern African 
countries  
 Joint ITC and India Capacity Building and Cotton M arketing 
Programme in 2010*  US$ 150,000  C 
2010 FD Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, 
Mozambique, Tanzania, 
Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe  
 Ginners training on the Chinese Market, Quingdao, China  
13-18 April 2010  US$ 100,000  C 
2010 FD Malawi, Mozambique, 
Tanzania, Uganda,  Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 Joint ITC/Indonesia Capacity Building and Cotton Marketing 
Programme*  US$ 140,000  C 
2011 FD West/Central African countries  
 Joint ITC/Bangladesh and Vietnam Capacity Building and Cotton 
Marketing Programme (May 2010)*  US$ 150,000  C 
2010 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, 
Cameroon, Chad, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Mali, Senegal, Togo  
 Joint ITC/China (MOFCOM/Agricultural University of Hebei) 
training on "Cotton Growth and Trade" in China*  US$ 200,000  C 
2011 FD West and Central African 
countries   
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Development 
Communit y Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
ITC (cont'd)   Joint ITC/China Value Chain transparency and African cotton 
marketing (October 2011)*  US$ 150,000  C 
2011 FD Burkina Faso, Benin, Mali, 
Senegal, Togo, UEMOA, 
ECCAS, ACA, AproCa  
 Joint ITC/Turkey training on value addition in the cotton sector 
(October  2011)* US$ 80,000  C 
2011 FD Burkina Faso, Benin, Mali, 
Senegal, Togo, UEMOA, ACA, 
AproCa  
 Joint ITC/China Seminar on Cotton Processing and Trade, 
October 2012  US$ 150,000  C 
2012 FD Central African Republic, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Malawi, 
Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe  
 Joint ITC/China South -South Co -operation Seminar on cotton 
production and trade, Hebei, China  US$ 100,000  C 
2013 FD West and Central African 
countries  
OIC (with ITFC and 
IsDB)  Project to enhance the fertilizer fund for the cotton sector  US$ 16, 170,700  S 
2011-15  Cameroon  
OIC (with IsDB)  Integrated Development Project of cotton and food crops  US$ 14,168,000  S 
2012-15  Cameroon  
UNCTAD (in 
collaboration with 
CFC, COS -coton, 
ACP Secretariat, 
CAADP)  Pan African Cotton Meeting, 27 -29 June 2011, Cot onou, Benin*  US$ 290,000  C 
2011 FD African cotton -producing 
countries  
UNIDO  Training of 40 Technical Personnel in Benin  US$ 120,000  C 
2005 FD WAEMU countries  
 Creation of a Cotton Standard for West and Central Africa  US$ 60,000  C 
2006 FD WAEMU countries  
 Installation of Four Instrument Cotton Classification Systems in 
West Africa and Training of Maintenance Engineers in India  US$ 500,000  C 
2006 FD Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Senegal 
and Togo  
 Publication of a Cotton Quality Manual in French  US$ 150,000  C 
2007 FD WAEMU countries  
 International Training Workshop on Cotton Quality and 
Standards Organized in 2007 in Bursa and Izmir in Cooperation 
with the Government of Turkey, IDB and TUBITAK  US$ 80,000  C 
2007 FD Africa, Asia and CIS countries  
 A Comparative Stud y of India, Turkey and Egypt Aiming to 
Develop Appropriate Strategies for the Cotton Value Chain in 
Africa  US$ 30,000  C 
2008 FD West and Central African 
cotton producing countries  
 A Feasibility Study for WAEMU to Establish Two Funds for Cotton 
and Textil es US$ 60,000  C 
2008 FD WAEMU countries  
 Benchmarking 11 Sub -Saharan African Countries as a Possible 
Location for the Setting Up of a Cotton Yarn Spinning Plant  US$ 180,000  C 
2008 FD Sub-Saharan cotton producing 
countries   
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Development 
Communit y Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
UNIDO (cont'd)   International Tr aining Workshop on Sustainable Cotton 
Production, 11 -22/11/10, Bursa, Turkey  US$ 46,000  C 
2010 FD Bangladesh, Côte d'Ivoire, 
Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, 
Sudan, Tanzania, Tunisia, 
Turkey and Zambia  
 Rehabilitation of a Cotton Classing Centre  US$ 1,300,000  C 
2009 FD Côte d'Ivoire  
 Impact Study of the Global Economic and Financial Crisis in 
Least Developed Countries’ Manufacturing Industry:  the Case of 
the Cotton Sector in Three Countries of the WAEMU Region  US$ 22,000  C 
2009 FD Benin, Burkina Faso and Mal i 
 Upgrading of 20 cotton enterprises in the framework of the 
restructuring project for WAEMU countries  € 1,050,000  C FD WAEMU countries  
 Assistance to SOFITEX Cotton Classification Laboratory to obtain 
its international accreditation ISO17025 (WAEMU Quality 
Programme  Phase II)  € 100,000  C FD WAEMU countries  
 Development of South -South Cooperation with In dia and China  US$ 1,200,000  S 
2008  Sub-Saharan cotton producing 
countries  
 Contribution to the National Cotton Revival Strategy  € 6,660,000  S 
2012  Ghana  
WORLD BANK2 Cotton Reform Support  
 US$ 18,000,000  C 
2009 FD Benin  
 Cotton Seminar  US$ 85,000  C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso  
 Implementation of Cotton Strategy  US$ 195,000  C 
2006 FD Chad 
 Agricultural Services and Producer Organizations Project  
 US$ 3,350,000  C 
2008 FD Chad 
 Agricultural Competitiveness and Diversification Project  
 US$ 1,000,000  C FD Mali 
 Agricultural Service and Producer Organization Support Project 
(PASAOP)  US$ 2,400,000  C FD Mali 
 Cotton Sector Policy Reform in West and Central Africa  US$ 1,300,000  C 
2006 FD West and Central Africa  
Integrated 
Framework  DTIS preparation, including cott on sector analysis  US$ 300,000  C 
2006 FD Benin  
 DTIS preparation, including cotton sector analysis  
 US$ 300,000  C FD Burkina Faso  
                                                
2 Entries reflect US dollar conversions of SDRs.  Disbursements and undisbursed balances reflect current value and may differ f rom original nominal amount.   
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Development 
Communit y Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
Integrated 
Framework 
(cont'd)  DTIS preparation, including cotton sector analysis  US$ 300,000  C 
2006 FD Chad 
 DTIS preparati on, including cotton sector analysis  US$ 300,000  C 
2006 FD Mali 
JITAP  Cotton sector export strategy  US$ 100,000  C 
2005 FD Malawi  
  
a    Part I contains development assistance provided specifically to the cotton sector.  
b    Five operational implementatio n categories exist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  suspended;  D:  discontinued.  
c    FD reflects full disbursement.  
*  The projects identified with an asterisk in Part I  – Completed activities  are those referred to  in footnote 3 in the Summary on next page .  
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VALUES  
 
Total value3 of completed  cotton specific development assistance for 47 African beneficiaries and others4:   US$ 580,904,501  
 
    Of which, total value of completed cotton specific development assistance principally targeted at the C45:  US$   98,720,450  
 
Completed  cotton  specific  development assistance values for6: 
     Benin:    US$   65,647,810  
     Burkina Faso:   US$   92,720, 740 
     Chad:     US$     4,136,374  
     Mali:    US$   48,762,431  
 
Total value of disbursed amounts:               US$ 484,728,04 0 
 
 
 
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS  
 
Programmes/Projects/Activities Total :  183  
 
 
Operational implementation status  Count by category  Percentage share in total  
   by category code  programmes/projects/activities  
 
C (Completed)  175 95% 
 
S (Suspended)      7 4%  
 
D (Discontinued)      1 1% 
 
                                                
3  The activities of the FAO, ITC and UNCTAD reported in Annex 1 and  marked with an asterisk, which were partly funded by the European Commission for a total of 
€ 1,545,000 , are already listed under the EC's AAACP in Annex 1.  
4 The 47  African beneficiaries and others are those specifically identified in Annex 1 of this Tab le. 
5 This value is the sum of projects specifically designed for the C4 as a group.  
6 These individual country values are additional to the value of C4 -designed projects above.   
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PART II – COMPLETED AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTURE -RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
AUSTRALIA  Technical assis tance in best practice management in cotton 
production systems, including seed production and storage  US$ 200,000  C 
2011-12 FD C4 and other West and 
Central African producers  
 Development assistance for agriculture and food security 
(agriculture and rural  development)  US$ 209,893,000  C 
2013-14 FD Pacific region, East, West and 
South Asia, Sub -Saharan 
Africa, Middle East  
 Australian Development Assistance for Agriculture and Food 
Security (agriculture and rural development)  US$ 220,461,000  C 
2014-15 FD Pacific Region, East, South 
and West Asia, Sub -Saharan 
Africa and the Middle East  
 Australian Development Assistance for Agriculture and Food 
Security (agriculture and rural development)  US$ 201,638,500  C 
2015-16 FD Pacific Region, East, South 
and West Asia,  Sub-Saharan 
Africa and the Middle East  
CANADA  Integrated Niger Basin Initiative Capacity building for water 
management - Niger Basin Authority (NBA)  US$ 6,500,000  C 
2009-14 US$ 5,687,258  Benin, Burkina Faso, 
Cameroon, Chad, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Guinea, Mali,  Niger, 
Nigeria  
 Financial Centre for Entrepreneurs/Agricultural Financial Centre  US$ 3,838,462  C 
2009-14 US$ 4,146,535  Burkina Faso  
 Union of Agricultural Producers – Institutional development: 
Climate Resilience Project in Boucle du Mouhoun – support fo r 
sustainable agriculture  US$ 2,297,579  C 
2012-14 US$ 2,297,579  Burkina Faso  
 University of Moncton: support to agricultural schools  US$ 2,840,235  C 
2012-14 US$ 2,392,934  Burkina Faso  
 Support to the Microfinance National Strategy  US$ 9,660,000  S 
2010-17 US$ 3,354,935  Burkina Faso  
 International Development Desjardins: economic growth 
through access to financial services – microfinance and 
agricultural loans  US$ 18,360,320  C 
2011-15 US$ 16,043,486  Multiple countries including 
Benin, Burkina Faso and Ma li 
 Solidarité Union Coopération; gender equality, environmental 
sustainability through agriculture  US$ 6,126,099  C 
2009-14 US$ 5,484,825  Multiple countries including 
Mali 
 Support to Agricultural Research in West and Central Africa 
(CORAF/WECARD)  US$ 9, 660,000  C 
2010-15 US$ 9,660,000  Multiple countries including 
Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
NETHERLANDS  Strategic Alliance for Agricultural Development in Africa  € 16,000,000  C 
2011 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali  
JAPAN  Grant assistance for underprivileged far mers US$ 1,163,000  C 
2006 FD Benin  
 TA/training:  IPM + soil diagnosis and conservation + natural 
resources management and agricultural production  US$ 265,737  C 
2008 FD Benin  
 Non-project grant aid  US$ 4,983,000  C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso  
 Grant assistance for underprivileged farmers  US$ 2,740,000  C 
2007 FD Burkina Faso  
 Grant aid for increase of food production  US$ 2,325,596  C 
2005 FD Burkina Faso  
 Integrated agricultural and rural development through 
participation of local farmers II  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Burkina Faso  
 Grant assistance for underprivileged farmers  US$ 1,245,640  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 Agriculture and rural development advisor  US$ 398,605  C 
2009 FD Burkina Faso  
 TA/training: agricultural prod. + natural resources management 
+ post -harvest  processing  US$ 303,106  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 Development farm machinery for small -scale farmers  US$ 340,000  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 Regional training on women integration in rural development  US$ 20,761  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 Management of natural r esources and agricultural production by 
GIS (Geographic Info System)  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Burkina Faso  
 Capacity -building seminar on the integration of women in rural 
development  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Burkina Faso  
 Agriculture and rural development adviso r US$ 332,170  C 
2007 FD Burkina Faso  
 TA/Training:  soil diagnosis and conservation  US$ 54,808  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 TA/Training:  development farm machinery for small -scale 
farmers  US$ 141,173  C 
2009 FD Burkina Faso  
 Adviser for agricultural and rura l development  US$ 1,039,000  C 
2011-14 FD Burkina Faso  
 Project for the formulation of a Master Plan for Market Oriented 
Agriculture  US$ 3,844,145  C 
2012-15 FD Burkina Faso   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
JAPAN (cont'd)  Advisor for agricultural and rural development  US$ 493,958  C 
2014-16 FD Burkina Faso  
 
 Short term expert "rural development"  US$ 141,175  C 
2006 FD Chad 
 Extension for small -scale irrigation technology   
US$ 373,698  C 
2005 FD Malawi  
 Irrigation infrastructure management  C 
2005 FD Malawi  
 Agricultural mechanisation for sustainable farming system  US$ 25,744  C 
2005 FD Malawi  
 Reconstruction of bridges between Balaka and Salima  US$ 5,738,340  C 
2005 FD Malawi  
 Institutional and HR development project for One Village -One 
Product programme  US$ 2,142,867  C 
2010 FD Malawi  
 Capacity support for agricultural cooperatives in activation of 
rural economy  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Capacity -building seminar on agricultural and rural development  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD  Mali 
 Agricultural extension planning and management II  US$ 41,52 2 C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Operation and management of irrigation canal systems  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Capacity -building seminar on the integration of women in rural 
development  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Non-project type grant  US$ 9,135,000  C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Grant assistance for underprivileged farmers  US$ 3,405,000  C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Grant assistance for underprivileged farmers  US$ 3,986,049  C 
2008 FD Mali 
 Project for reinforcement of dredging capabilities for Beira Port  US$ 17,987,330  C 
2005 FD Mozambique  
 Agricultural development adviser  US$ 199,350  C 
2005 FD Mozambique  
 Irrigation and drainage for rural development  US$ 24,913  C 
2005 FD Mozambique  
 GIS technology for sustainable management of natural 
resources and agriculture  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Mozambi que  
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
JAPAN (cont'd)  Integrated agricultural and rural development through 
participation of local farmers II  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Mozambique  
 Integrated agricultural development project for family sector 
farmers in Chokwe irrigation scheme  US$ 2,854,758  C 
2010 FD Mozambique  
 Agricultural extension planning and management II  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Nigeria  
 Non-project type grant  US$ 8,304,400  C 
2005 FD Nigeria  
 Potable water and rural development  US$ 4,567,420  C 
2006 FD Senegal  
 Road improvement and trans portation. Southbound Bamako -
Dakar corridor  US$ 7,972,100  C 
2006 FD Senegal  
 Irrigation and drainage for rural development  US$ 29,065  C 
2005 FD Tanzania  
 Agricultural extension planning and management II  US$ 42,352  C 
2005 FD Tanzania  
 Capacity support f or agricultural cooperatives in activation of 
rural economy II  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Tanzania  
 Agricultural advisor in development planning  US$ 249,132  C 
2006 FD Uganda  
 Agricultural extension and training  US$ 55,639  C 
2005 FD Uganda  
 Improvement and mai ntenance of transportation infrastructure, 
phase III  US$ 5,638,688  C 
2005 FD Zambia  
 Agricultural development  US$ 99,653  C 
2005 FD Zimbabwe  
 Irrigation and drainage for rural development  US$ 24,913  C 
2005 FD Zimbabwe  
 Plant variety protection  US$ 20,761  C 
2005 FD Zimbabwe  
US Millennium Challenge Corporation Board  US$ 6,500,000  C 
2005 FD Senegal  
 USTDA Agribusiness and Rail Integration Work in West Africa  US$ 952,000  C 
2005 FD West Africa  
 SPS capacity building for animal/plant health and food safety; 
Maximum residue level harmonization workshops  US$ 83,000  C 
2009 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, 
Senegal   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
BILATERAL 
DONOR       
US (cont'd)  Food for Progress Programme to replenish national food security 
reserve, encourage agriculture sector development and provide 
Borlaug fellows hips US$ 6,600,000  C 
2007-10 FD Mali 
 Food for Progress Programme to encourage ag. sector dev. and 
improve trade capacity, incl. market dev. and micro -credit  US$ 7,400,000  C 
2009-11 FD Senegal  
 Agricultural statistics training in the United States for si x 
participants  US$ 42,000  C 
2010 FD Senegal  
 Cochran seed production and certification program for eight 
participants  US$ 80,000  C 
2011 FD Senegal  
 West Africa Biosafety training; workshop for 90 participants on 
biotechnology and biosafety capacity build ing US$ 48,000  C 
2009 FD Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, 
Ghana, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, 
Togo 
 Cochran biosafety and biotechnology course for seven 
participants  US$ 42,000  C 
2011 FD Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, 
Senegal  
 African Global Competitiveness Initiative  US$ 200,000,000  C 
2005-11 FD African countries  
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board. Approval for Benin 
Compact  US$ 307,000,000  C 
2006-11 US$ 
302,263,090  Benin  
 Initiative to End Hunger in Africa (IEHA), includes support to 
CAADP  US$ 200,000,000  C 
2006-11 FD African countries  
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board  US$ 460,000,000  S 
2007-12 US$ 
435,628,223  Mali 
 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Support to facilitate 
agricultural exports from West Africa  US$ 1,500,000  C 
2005-14 US$ 1,500,00 0 West Africa  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
FAO (in partnership 
with ICAC)  
 Apparel fibre consumption survey  US$ 50,000  C 
2007 FD All cotton producing countries  
WORLD BANK  Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA) Trust Fund 
Grant (P112684)  US$ 32,561 ,365 C 
2013 FD African countries  
 East Africa Agricultural Productivity Programme (P112688) and 
additional financing (P117593)  US$ 110,854,826  C 
2015 FD African countries  
 West Africa Regional Biosafety (P105140)  US$ 3,900,000  C 
2014 US$ 2,122,658  Benin,  Burkina Faso, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Guinea -Bissau, Mali, 
Niger, Senegal, Togo  
 Agricultural Services and Producer Organizations Project  
 US$ 16,650,000  C 
2008 FD Chad  
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Statusb Disbursement 
Statusc Beneficiaries  
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY       
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Local Development Programme Support Project 2 (P113030)  US$ 22,640,461  C 
2015 FD Chad 
 Agricultural Growth Project – Additional Financing (P127507)  US$ 50,000,000  C 
2015 FD Ethiopia  
 Productive Safety Net APL III (P113220)  
 US$ 1,116,924,419  C 
2015 FD Ethiopia  
 Ghana Third Agricul tural Development Policy Operation 
(P122796)  US$ 57,000,000  C 
2011 FD Ghana  
 Kenya Agricultural Input Supply Programme Grant (P116064)  
 US$ 5,000,000  C 
2011 US$ 4,762,843  Kenya  
 Kenya Agricultural Productivity and Agribusiness Project 
(P109683)  US$ 90,26 3,482  C 
2014 FD Kenya  
 Irrigation, Rural Livelihoods and Agricultural Development 
Project (P084148)  US$ 103,597,098  C 
2015 FD Malawi  
 Community Based Rural Land Development Project (P075247)  
 US$ 37,000,000  C 
2011 US$ 35,252,494  Malawi  
 Agricultural Ser vices and Producer Organisation Support Project 
(PASAOP)  US$ 41,100,000  C 
2009 FD Mali 
 Agricultural Services and Producer Organisation Support Project 
(PASAOP) – Supplemental  US$ 20,000,000  C 
2009 FD Mali 
 Agricultural Competitiveness and Diversificatio n Project 
(P081704)  
 US$ 66,821,999  C 
2015 FD Mali 
 Additional Financing for Mali Rural Community Development 
Project (P121057)  US$ 71,873,359  C 
2013 FD Mali  
 Sustainable Land Management Project – Global Environment 
Facility (P108144)  US$ 4,800,000  C 
2012 US$ 4,782,900  Senegal  
 Tanzania Second Social Action Fund (TASAF  II) (P085786), 
Additional Financing (P115952) and Second Additional Financing 
(P120881)  US$ 218,639,500  C 
2013 FD Tanzania  
 Accelerated Food Security (P114291)  
 US$ 187,909,834  C 
2014 US$ 
184,884,396  Tanzania  
 West Africa Agricultural Productivity Program APL (P094084)  US$ 45,451,000  C 
2013 FD Ghana, Mali, Senegal  
 
a    Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotton sector within the broader framework of agriculture and  infrastructure -related development assistance.  
b   Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued.  
c    FD reflects full disbursement.   
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VALUES  
 
Total value of  completed  agriculture and infrastructure -related development assistance for 28 African beneficiaries  and others1: US$ 4,297,640,877  
 
     Of which , total value of completed agriculture and infrastructure -related development assistance principally targeted at C42: US$      61,147,720  
 
Completed a griculture and infrastructure -related development assistance value for3: 
 Benin    US$    308,428,737  
 Burkina Faso:    US$      36,960,521  
 Chad:    US$      16,791,175  
 Mali   US$    683,045,973  
 
Total value of disbursed amounts:    US$ 4,251,512,504  
 
 
 
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS  
 
Programmes/Projects/Activities Total :  100 
 
 
Operational implementation status by category  Count by category  Percentage share in total programmes/projects/activities  
 
C (Completed)  98 98% 
 
S (Suspended)   2 2% 
 
D (Discontin ued)  0    
 
 
                                                
1 The 2 8 African beneficiaries and others are those specifically identified i n Annex 2 of this Table.  
2 This value is the sum of projects specifically designed for the C4 as a group.  
3 These individual country values are additional to the value of C4 -designed projects above.   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI) 1 US$ 54,308,840  C 
2006 FD Benin  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 93,423,240  C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 41,387,016  C 
2009 FD Burundi  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 85,449,920  C 
2006 FD Cambodia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 260,712,520  C 
2006 FD Cameroon  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 6,270,760  C 
2009 FD Central African Republic  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 382,081,443  C 
2010 FD Congo, Dem.  Rep. of  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 12,166,237  C 
2010 FD Congo  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 168,643,240  C 
2006 FD Ethiopia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 14,854,350  C 
2007 FD The Gambia  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 399,267,760  C 
2006 FD Ghana  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 770,015  C 
2010 FD Guinea -Bissau  
 Multilateral De bt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 206,554,120  C 
2006 FD Madagascar  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 57,016,760  C 
2006 FD Malawi  
                                                
1 MDRI resources are intended to be used to meet the Mill ennium Development Goals.  Cotton sector development could be a component of a national strategy to meet the 
MDGs, hence assistance under the MDRI is potentially available for cotton.   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF (cont'd)  Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 112,980,440  C 
2006 FD Mali 
 Multilateral Debt Relief  Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 49,494,760  C 
2006 FD Mauritania  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 160,369,040  C 
2006 FD Mozambique  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 116,741,440  C 
2006 FD Niger  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDR I) US$ 79,281,880  C 
2006 FD Rwanda  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 2,212,350  C 
2007 FD Sao Tome & Principe  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 150,891,320  C 
2006 FD Senegal  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 176, 466,120  C 
2006 FD Sierra Leone  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 352,029,600  C 
2006 FD Tanzania  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 131,935,880  C 
2006 FD Uganda  
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI)  US$ 605,671,440  C 
2006 FD Zambia  
 Extended Credit Facility2 US$ 901,590,000  C 
2012-15 FD Bangladesh  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 54,250,000  C 
2006 FD Benin  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 111,430,000  C 
2010-14 FD Benin  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 126,700,000  C 
2010-13 FD Burkina Faso  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 78,690,304  C 
2008-11 FD Burundi  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 56,350,000  D 
2012-16 US$ 42,260,000  Burundi  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 107,216,889  C 
2006-10 FD Central African Republic  
                                                
2 The Extended Credit Facility replaces the Poverty Reduction and Growth  Facility.    
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF (cont'd)  Extended Credit Facility  US$ 20,900,000  C 
2009-13 FD Comoros  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 12,988,384  C 
2008-11 FD Congo  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 733,040,000  C 
2011-15 FD Côte d'Ivoire  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 34,211,839  C 
2008-12 FD Djibouti  
 Extende d Credit Facility  US$ 595,479,654  C 
2009-12 FD Ghana  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 277,482,605  C 
2006-09 FD Haiti 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 59,330,000  C 
2010-14 FD Haiti 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 752,320,000  C 
2011-13 FD Kenya  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 77,930,000  C 
2010-13 FD Lesotho  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 381,002,468  C 
2008-12 FD Liberia  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 81,353,957  C 
2008-11 FD Mali 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 117,100,838  C 
2010-13 FD Mauritania  
 Extended Credit Fa cility US$ 12,557,197  C 
2006-09 FD Rwanda  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 79,896,756  C 
2006-10 FD Sierra Leone  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 1,400,000  C 
2012-15 FD Solomon Islands  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 146,480,111  C 
2008-11 FD Togo 
 Extended Cred it Facility  US$ 337,912,927  C 
2008-11 FD Zambia  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 124,742,430  D 
2006-10 US$ 116,041,261  Afghanistan, I.R. of  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 123,150,000  D 
2011-14 US$ 34,770,000  Afghanistan, I.R. of   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF (cont'd)  Extended Credit  Facility  US$ 74,167,845  D 
2007-10 US$ 72,627,815  Burkina Faso  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 62,670,000  D 
2012-15 US$ 10,440,000  Central African Republic  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 532,465,934  D 
2009-12 US$ 304,264,052  Congo, Dem. Rep. of  
 Extended C redit Facility  US$ 574,160,275  D 
2009-11 US$ 354,478,490  Côte d'Ivoire  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 38,197,518  D 
2007-11 US$ 34,620,339  The Gambia  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 26,420,000  IP 
2012-15 US$ 15,410,000  The Gambia  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 107,216,889  D 
2007-10 US$ 37,699,934  Guinea  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 33,889,237  D 
2010-13 US$ 22,911,034  Guinea -Bissau  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 114,943,031  D 
2006-09 US$ 83,134,601  Madagascar  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 79,996,686  D 
2010-12 US$ 21,332,450  Malawi  
 Extended Credit Facility  
 US$ 45,458,400  D 
2011-12 US$ 9,091,680  Mali 
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 25,239,809  D 
2006-09 US$ 16,162,884  Mauritania  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 35,357,268  D 
2008-11 US$ 20,204,153  Niger  
 Extend ed Credit Facility  US$ 3,980,623  D 
2009-12 US$ 1,137,321  Sao Tome & Principe  
 Extended Credit Facility  US$ 47,140,361  D 
2010-13 US$ 33,639,216  Sierra Leone  
 Emergency Post -conflict Assistance  US$ 10,474,385  C 
2006 FD Central African Republic  
 Emergency Post-conflict Assistance  US$ 1,713,550  C 
2008 FD Comoros  
 Emergency Post -conflict Assistance  US$ 64,237,163  C 
2007 FD Côte d'Ivoire  
 Emergency Post -conflict Assistance  US$ 62,611,976  C 
2008 FD Côte d'Ivoire   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF (cont'd)  Emergency Post -conflict Assistanc e US$ 5,467,959  C 
2008 FD Guinea -Bissau  
 Emergency Post -conflict Assistance  US$ 2,782,650  C 
2009 FD Guinea -Bissau  
 Emergency Natural Disaster Assistance  US$ 205,356,498  C 
2008 FD Bangladesh  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - RAC US$ 145,560,017  C 
2009 FD Came roon 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - RAC US$ 3,427,101  C 
2008 FD Comoros  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - RAC US$ 208,893,125  C 
2009 FD Congo, Dem. Rep. of  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - RAC US$ 52,400,038  C 
2009 FD Ethiopia  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - RAC US$ 212,735,533  C 
2009 FD Kenya  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - HAC US$ 236,795,013  C 
2009-10 FD Ethiopia  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - HAC US$ 81,598,265  C 
2008-09 US$ 54,398,843  Malawi  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - HAC US$ 174,947,408  C 
2009-10 FD Mozambique  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - HAC US$ 186,882,641  C 
2008-10 FD Senegal  
 Exogenous Shocks Facility - HAC US$ 336,943,164  C 
2009-10 FD Tanzania  
 Stand -by Arrangement  US$ 1,320,060,588  C 
2009-12 FD Angola  
 Standby Credit Facility  US$ 223,790,000  C 
2012-14 US$ 111,910,000  Tanzania  
 Precautionary and Liquidity Line  US$ 6,239,010,000  C 
2014-16 FD Morocco  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 12,530,000  C 
2014 FD Central African Republic  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 7,890,000  C 
2015 FD Central African Republi c 
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 11,700,000  C 
2015 FD Central African Republic   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
IMF (cont'd)  Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 11,010,000  C 
2015 FD The Gambia  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 38,790,000  C 
2014 FD Guinea  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 5,140,000  C 
2014 FD Guinea -Bissau  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 45,740,000  C 
2015 FD Liberia  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 46,510,000  C 
2014 FD Madagascar  
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 33,880,000  C 
2013 FD Mali 
 Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 49,910,000  C 
2015 FD Nepal  
  Rapid Credit Facility (RCF)  US$ 3,110,000  C 
2014 FD St. Vincent & the 
Grenadines  
 Rapid Financial Instrument (RFI)  US$ 11,900,000  C 
2015 FD Vanuatu  
 Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust  US$ 274,130,000  C 
2010 FD Haiti 
 Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust  US$ 36,590,000  C 
2015 FD Liberia  
 Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust  US$ 29,370,000  C 
2015 FD Sierra Leone  
 Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust  US$ 30,330,000  C 
2015 
 FD Guinea  
WORLD BANK 
Support Cred its3 First Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -1) 
 US$ 45,000,000  C FD Mali 
 Second Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -2) 
 US$ 42,554,495  C FD Mali 
 Third Poverty Reduction Support Credit  
 US$ 65,000,000  C 
2009 FD Mali 
 Poverty Reduction Strategy  Credit IV  
 US$ 70,500,000  C 
2010 FD Mali 
                                                
3 PRSCs are budget support credits and IDA's main vehicle for supporting low -income countries in the implementation of their PRSPs.   
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Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK 
Support Credits 
(cont'd)  Fourth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -4) 
 US$ 40,000,000  C FD Benin  
  Fifth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -5) 
 US$ 30,000,000  C 
2009 FD Benin  
 Third Poverty Re duction Support Credit (PRSC -3) 
 US$ 30,000,000  C FD Benin  
   Ninth Poverty Reduction Support Credit  
 US$ 100,000,000  C 
2010 FD Burkina Faso  
  Seventh Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -7) 
 US$ 90,000,000  C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso  
 Eighth Poverty Reduc tion Support Credit  
 US$ 100,000,000  C 
2009 FD Burkina Faso  
 Sixth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -6) 
 US$ 60,000,000  C FD Burkina Faso  
 Sixth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -6) 
 US$ 110,000,000  C 
2010 FD Mozambique  
  Fourth Poverty Reduct ion Support Grant (PRSC -4) 
 US$ 60,000,000  C FD Mozambique  
 Third Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -3) 
 US$ 70,000,000  C FD Mozambique  
 Fourth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -4) 
 US$ 43,000,000  C 
2010 FD Senegal  
 Second Poverty Reduction Sup port Credit (PRSC -2) 
 US$ 30,000,000  C FD Senegal  
 Seventh Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -7) 
 US$ 190,000,000  C 
2010 FD Tanzania  
 Seventh Poverty Reduction Support Credit – Supplemental 
Financing  
 US$ 170,000,000  C 
2010 FD Tanzania  
 Sixth Povert y Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -6) 
 US$ 160,000,000  C FD Tanzania  
 Fifth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -5) 
 US$ 190,000,000  C FD Tanzania  
 Fourth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC -4) 
 
 US$ 200,000,000  C FD Tanzania   
  WT/CFM C/6/Rev.21  
 
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PART III – COMPLETED AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEa 
 
Development 
Community  Programmes/Projects/Activities  Value  Operational 
Status  Disbursement 
Statusb Beneficiaries  
MULT ILATERAL 
AGENCY    
        
WORLD BANK 
Support Credi ts 
(cont'd)  Third Economic Recovery and Governance Grant  US$ 20,600,000  C 
2010 FD Togo 
 
a    Part III registers amounts available for future public expenditures, with possibilities for cotton, at the discretion of the government (subject to overall agree d MDGs -
related objectives).  
b FD reflects full disbursement.  
 
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