G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
27 July 2015  
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Committee on Agriculture    
 
EXPORT SUBSIDIES, EXPORT CREDITS, EXPORT CREDIT GUARANTEES 
OR INSURANCE PROGRAMMES, INTERNATIONAL FOOD AID AND 
AGRICULTURAL EXPORTING STATE TRADING ENTERPRISES 
BACKGROUND DOCUMENT BY THE SECRETARIAT1 
Food Aid 
Addendum 
T h i s  a d d e n d u m  r e f e r s  t o  a n d  m u s t  b e  r e a d  i n  conjunction with document G/AG/W/125/Rev.3. 
It provides information on international Food Aid provided by Members as described in part C of document G/AG/W/125/Rev.3.  
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1 This document has been prepared under the Secret ariat's own responsibility and is without prejudice 
to the positions of Members or to their rights and obligations under the WTO. It has been prepared for 
information only and is not intended to provide any authorit ative or official legal interpretation of the provisions 
of the WTO Agreements in general or in relation to any specific entity or measure listed in this document. G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3 
 
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  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
Argentina ..................................................................................................................... ... 3 
Australia .......................................................................................................................... 3  
Brazil ........................................................................................................................ ...... 4 
Canada ........................................................................................................................ ... 6 
Cuba ...............................................................................................................................  8 
China ......................................................................................................................... ..... 8 
Czech Republic ................................................................................................................ . 9 
European Union ............................................................................................................... 10 
Indone sia ..................................................................................................................... .. 12 
Japan ............................................................................................................................. 12 
New Zeal and ...................................................................................................................  24 
Norway ........................................................................................................................ .. 25 
Russian Federation ........................................................................................................... 25 
Slovak Republic ...............................................................................................................  27 
South Af rica .................................................................................................................. .. 28 
Switzerland ..................................................................................................................... 30 
Chinese Taipei ................................................................................................................ . 33 
Thailand ...................................................................................................................... ... 34 
United States of America ................................................................................................... 34 
Viet Nam ...................................................................................................................... .. 37 
  
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- 3 - Argentina 
Argentina was not a Member of the 1999 Food Aid Convention and its extensions. 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Marketing year (1 January - 31 December) 
Product Unit  19951 19962 19973 19984 19995 
Wheat and wheat flou r Tonnes  35,000  35,000 35,000  35,000  35,000  
1 The Argentine grant has been set at a mi nimum annual contribution of 35,000 tonnes of wheat or its equivale nt. Of the total vo lume concerned, 1,556 tonnes of maize (corn) 
flour (approximately USD 1,000,000) were delivered; the rest remains outstanding. 
2 The Argentine grant has been set at a mi nimum annual contribution of 35,000 tonnes of wheat or its equivalent. The aid pledged  remains outstanding. 
3 The Argentine grant has been set at a mi nimum annual contribution of 35,000 tonnes of wheat or its equivale nt. Of the total ai d pledged, USD 2 million 
(approximately 17,500 tonnes of wheat) have been transferred to the WFP; the rest remains outstanding. 
4 The Argentine grant has been set at a mi nimum annual contribution of 35,000 tonnes of wheat or its equivale nt. Of the total vo lume concerned, 10,849 tonnes of wheat or its 
equivalent were delivered. 
5 Wheat or Wheat equivalent. 
 
Australia 
1.  Product description 
 See Australia's notification (Table NF:1). All Australian food assistance is in fully grant form and cash-based. 
 
2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided  
All Australian food assistance is in fully grant form and cash-based. 
 In the 2012/2013 financial year, Australia provided AUD 570.7 mil lion for programmes related to countries developing their food  security, agricultural 
productivity and infrastructure, within the ambit of the Decision on Measures Concerning the Possible Negative Effects of the Reform Programme 
on Least-Developed and Net Food-Importing Developing Countries . Of this, over AUD 216.8 million was directed to LDCs/NFIDCs. 
 In the 2013/2014 financial year, Australia provided AUD 355 million for programmes related to countries developing their food s ecurity, agricultural 
productivity and infrastructure, within the ambit of the Decision on Measures Concerning the Possible Negative Effects of the Reform Programme 
on Least-Developed and Net Food-Importing Developing Countries . Of this, over AUD 206 million was directed to LDCs/NFIDCs. 
 
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 All Australian food assistance is provided in fully grant form and cash-based. 
 
4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 All Australian food assistance is provided in fully grant form and cash-based.  
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- 4 - 5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or an 
emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 
All Australian food assistance is in fully grant form and cash-based. Flexible financial support allows the United Nations Worl d Food Programme, Australia's 
largest humanitarian partner, maximum flexibility to procure and deliver food assistance efficiently, effectively and in the mo st timely way possible to those in 
need in response to declarations of emergency or emergency appeals. 
 
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 
All Australian food assistance is cash-based and as such, re-export is not applicable. 
Food Aid Quantities1, 2 – Notification ES:3 – Calendar Year 
Product Unit 1995  1996  1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004  2005 
Coarse grains Tonnes 2,486                      
Rice Tonnes 41,180  15,389  14,675  15,127  8,600  8,682  9,145  19,453  8,964  4,990  0 
Vegetable oil Tonnes 901  1,702                    
Wheat and wheat flou r Tonnes 197,194  101,929  112,890  140,000  147,999  108,840  128,707  181,519  59,729  123,024  93,417 
1 Australia also provided additional food aid in the form of cash contributions to international agencies. 
2 Australia untied its food aid in 2005. Since then, Australia has not provided physical food aid. Australia instead provided fo od assistance in the form of cash contributions to 
international agencies.  For further information on Austra lia's food aid contributions, see Table NF:1 notifications. 
 
Brazil 
1.  Product description 
 In 2013, the Brazilian Government donated polished rice and beans as food aid. 
In 2014, the Brazilian Government donated polished rice as food aid. 
 2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided  
2013: Polished rice – 18,723 tonnes – USD 8,842,907 Beans – 234 tonnes – USD 209,331. 
2014: Polished rice – 12,100 metric tonnes – USD 5,744,584.  
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 The food aid provided by the Brazilian Government wa s granted in-kind and monetization was not allowed. 
  
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- 5 - 4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 
The Brazilian food aid was provided in fully grant form. 
 5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 
Currently, the Brazilian Government provides food aid through the World Food Programme (WFP) of the United Nations, focusing on  Emergency Operations and 
Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations, which target victims of socio-environmental disasters and vulnerable groups to guara ntee their food and nutritional 
security. 
 6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 
In order to avoid commercial displacement, the re-export of food  aid is not allowed by the Brazilian Government. Re-exports may  occur only in special 
circumstances, such as when the World Food Programme (WFP) reco mmends and endorses it for the mitigation of the negative effect s on the nutritional status 
of vulnerable groups arising from emergencies (e.g. pipeline breaks). 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Calendar year 
Product Notified 
Quantity 
Unit 1995-19961 1997 1998-19991 2000  2001-20041 2005  2006 2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012  2013 
Beans Tonnes            5.7 4.5 5  24.1 0 4.3 33,227  5,972.6  233.2  
Biscuits Tonnes                  0 2.1 0       
Cassava (Manioc) 
flour Tonnes            3.1 2 0  8.7 0 11.1       
Corn flou r Tonnes            3 2 0  0.3 3.5 0       
Dried meat Tonnes                  0 1.9 6       
Maize Tonnes        5,0003         3 0 0 16,470  32,226.5    
Milk powde r3 Tonnes            45.6 2.2 1  906.5  1,110.9  24       
Rice Tonnes    11,780.3   10,0002   26.5 10.7 12.9  633.6  44,400  66.8 37,096  154,249.2    
Soybean oil Tonnes            5.5 2.7 2  9.8 0 11   26,034.5  
Sugar Tonnes            0 0 0  10.8 7.6 21.1       
Uncooked pasta Tonnes            2.3 2.3 1  5.4 0.6 11       
Wheat flou r Tonnes            25.6 0 0              
1 Food Aid not granted during years 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. 
2 To Angola. 
3 Milk powder in 2005-2007 and powdered milk in 2008-2010. 
  
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- 6 - Canada 
Food Aid Quantities1 – Notification ES:1 – Marketing year (1 August - 31 July  from 1995 until 1999 and 1 July - 30 June from 2000 until 2013) 
REF Product Unit  1995 1996 1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003 2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011 
1 Wheat and wheat flou r Tonnes  287,8312 418,153 371,202  333,999  355,126  170,235  254,325  316,426  106,960 212,643  119,566  114,133  92,242  116,613  155,311  98,498  109,941  
2 Coarse grains3 Tonnes  0 980 40 0 5,939  7,910  4,875  28,697  18,899  21,466  72,097  42,546  26,781  69,277  68,644  76,426  98,518  
3 Oilseeds4 Tonnes  0 9,150  3,843  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
4 Vegetable oils5 Tonnes  21,735  16,551  16,551  1,265  575 6,718  8,983  2,110  3,583  8,890  19,192  15,962  12,390  9,431  14,831  12,886  19,777  
 
5 Oilcakes Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
6 Butte r Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
7 Skim milk powde r Tonnes  0 0 36 0 0 43 25 26 21 46 0 0 0 270 1,168  1,887  119 
8 Cheese Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
9 Other milk products Tonnes  0 0 0 247 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 391 0 1,476  0 0 
10 Vegetables6 Tonnes  11,457  17,366  10,807  22,892  26,087  27,165  36,944  28,351  40,567  27,397  51,193  47,957  33,516  21,556  28,695  22,567  28,951  
11 Incorporated products  Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
1 It includes food aid purchased to all dest inations, with the range of products in ea ch category defined as those in Annex I of  Canada's Schedule V, Part IV, Section II. Food aid 
data provided by the Canadian International Development Agency. 
2 Wheat only. 
3 Corn in 1996 and 1997, cereal, maize, maize meal and rice in 1999,  includes barley, corn, maize, maize meal and millet in 2000 , includes corn and maize in 2001, includes 
unspecified grains, maize, and maize meals and maize seeds in 2002,  includes maize, millet, maize meal and maize seeds in 2003,  2004, 2005 and 2006, includes maize, maize 
flour, maize meal, maize seeds and millet in 2007, maize meal and millet in 2011. 
4 Mustard seed in 1996 and 1997. 
5 Canola oil in 1996-1999, includes canola oil and vegetable oil in 2000, includes vegetable oil in 2001, 2003 and 2004, include s vegetable oil, canola oil and sunflower oil in 2002, 
includes vegetable oil, palm oil and sunflower oil in 2011. 
6 Dry peas and beans in 1995-1998, beans peas and pulses in 1999, in cludes beans, peas, lentils and pulses in 2000, 2001, 2002 a nd 2003, includes peas, lentils and beans in 
2004, includes peas, split peas, lentils, beans and other pulses in 2005, 2006 and 2007, includes peas, split peas (incl. yello w), lentils, split lentils, beans and other pulses in 2011. 
7 Therapeutic milk. 
 
Since marketing year 2012/2013 : Following the deposit of instruments of ratification, the new Food Assistance Convention entered into force 
on 1 January 2013. Canada’s minimum annual commitment of food assist ance is expressed in terms of value. Therefore, information  is no longer available on 
a product-by-product basis. In 2013, Canada exceeded its $250 milli on minimum annual contribution  commitment under the Conventi on, and provided 
$374 million in food assistance. Additional information available here: http://www.foodassistanceconvention.o rg/downloads/sumrec/fac2013nr.pdf .  
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- 7 - Food Aid Quantities1 – Notification ES:3 – Marketing year (1 August - 31 July2 from 1995 until 1999 and 1 July - 30 June from 2000 until 2013) 
Product  Unit 19953 1996  1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002 2003  2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011 
Biscuits Tonnes                12                  
Black tea Tonnes                              157    
Bulgar wheat Tonnes                              16   2,115 
Bulgu r Tonnes                        1,723  1,479  1,081       
Canned fish Tonnes    2,207  1,874  2,277              164   75        
Canned meat Tonnes                              169   520 
Cassava Tonnes                            10     43 
Cassava and sweet potatoes  Tonnes            51                      
Chili peppers Tonnes          7   10 8                  
Fish Tonnes          3,843  2,709  2,836    1,895  1,202               
Fish and fish paste Tonnes                3,937                  
Fortified soya bean oil Tonnes                    420              
Fortified wheat flou r Tonnes                    5,319               
High energy biscuits Tonnes                        255 161 243 5,849  3,520  1,472 
Infant formula Tonnes                              1,709     
Locally blended foods Tonnes                      2,471  1,046  3,204  286   3,554   
Maize-soya blend Tonnes          2,069      1,004 2,744  200 2,530  6,767  3,660  25,597  17,474  14,519  29,007 
Micronutrients Tonnes                                1,087  8 
Nuts Tonnes                            6      
Nutritional supplements4 Tonnes                              1,066    2,950 
Other5 Tonnes            668 3,806  4,831 14,966  12,224  155 18 174     402 5,870 
Other vegetable oils (Vegetable oil, soya oil and other oils) Tonnes          5,854                         
Pasta Tonnes                            228     1,435 
Rice6 Tonnes                3,400 7,724  8,259  13,324  16,828  17,520  21,387  33,104  46,725  41,495 
Salt7 Tonnes          15 64 37 166 84  131   966 825 2,207  5,569  1,733  3,142 
Sorghum8 Tonnes                  4,378  1,817  298 1,546  9475 7,552    3,416  10,552 
Sorghum and rice Tonnes            1,799  2,497                     
Soybean oil Tonnes    2,223  3,827  2,898    1,614  643                    
Soybeans Tonnes                1,520 1,479    215   243        
Sugar Tonnes            457 430 158 364  623 413 720 423 1,190  5,313  6,694  3,674 
Tea Tonnes            1             1       2 
Therapeutic milk and milk formula  Tonnes                773                  
Unimix9 Tonnes                147 776  49 339 28 287       7 
Various seeds10 Tonnes                263 619  432 1,247  230 1,243  678 1,113  674 366 
Vegetables11 Tonnes                            22 161   3 
Wheat-soya blend Tonnes                  19  729 38 157 113 494 157 475 298 
1 In addition to Food Aid notified in table ES:1. 
2 The 1 August – 31 July period has no signif icance for Canadian food aid; it has been chosen to facilitate notification of all data related to Canada's export subsidy commitments 
using the same time-period. 
3 No other product within the coverage of th e Agreement on Agriculture than  those in notification ES:1 are provided as food aid.  
4 Includes: mixed ready-to-use supplementary food, fortifie d food, high energy suppleme nts and micro-nutrient powder.  
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- 8 - 5 Includes unimix, premix, seeds and corn-soy blend in 2000, micr onutrient, seeds, corn-soy blend and others in 2001, faffa and likuna phala in 2002, faffa, local blended foods 
and fortified biscuits in 2003, faffa , groundnuts, chillies and unspecified local foods in 2004, cassava and unspecified local  foods in 2005 onion, spices and potatoes in 2006 
unspecified products in 2007 and unspecified products, canned beef, canned fish, other vegetables and bulgur in 2010, includes super cereal and sugar, ch ickpeas, faffa, famix and 
flour manioc in 2011. 
6 Includes rice seed in 2007 and 2008. 
7 Iodized in 2010 and 2011. 
8 Includes sorghum seed in 2007 and 2008,  includes sorghum/millet in 2011. 
9 Unimix and premix in 2002, Unimix and Famix in 2003, Unimix and Manna mix in 2004, Unimix mix in 2005 - 2007. 
10 Includes sorghum, peanuts, bean, cassava, Irish potato, rice, soya , mixed vegetables, sw eet potato and groundnuts in 2002, unsp ecified seeds and seeds from the following 
commodities: chickpeas, cowpeas, pulses, sorghum, groundnuts, be ans, cassava, potatoes, rice, soya, vegetables, and sweet potat oes in 2003, mixed seeds and seeds from the 
following commodities: rice, Irish potatoes , wheat, groundnuts, vegetables, teff, mill et, chickpeas, sorghum, barley, faba bean s, triticale, haricot beans, cassava, sweet potatoes 
and oats in 2004, mixed seeds and seeds fro m the following commodities: rice, beans,  groundnuts, sorghum, vegetables, cassava, sweet potatoes, sunflower seeds, potatoes, and 
soybeans in 2005 mixed seeds and seeds from the following comm odities: rice, groundnuts, sorghum and soybeans in 2006. 
11 Other than peas, split peas, be ans and other pulses in 2008, other than peas, split peas, le ntils, beans and other pulses in 2 009, limited to onions in 2011. 
 
Since marketing year 2012/2013 : Following the deposit of instruments of ratification, th e new Food Assistance Convention entered into force on 
1 January 2013. Canada’s minimum annual commitment of food assist ance is expressed in terms of value. Therefore, information is  no longer available on 
a product-by-product basis. In 2013, Canada exceeded its $250 milli on minimum annual contribution  commitment under the Conventi on, and provided 
$374 million in food assistance. Additional information available here: http://www.foodassistanceconvention.o rg/downloads/sumrec/fac2013nr.pdf . 
Cuba 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Calendar year 
Product Unit 1995  1996 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  20021 20031 20041 20051 20061 20071 20081 20091 20101 
Sugar Tonnes 2,613  2,688 0 2,630  0 0 0 3,137  1,777  860 2,667  2,657  2,659  2,665  2,637.236  2,500.032 
1 Raw sugar, 96º polarization. 
 
China 
China provides food aid as humanitarian relief in times of emergencies. The food aid programmes are small in size, having no in fluences on the international 
market. China provides aid in response to emergency requests from  the UN World Food Programme or countries in need. All aid is provided in grant form with 
no conditions attached. China does not limit the bene ficiaries' right to monetize or re-export the aid. 
 
On 27 July 2011, the Chinese Government provided food aid of RM B 90 million to the Horn of Africa through the United Nations Wo rld Food Programme after 
the UN declared that Somalia was suffering from famine on 20 July. On 15 August, upon request, China provides food aid of RMB 3 53 million to 
African countries, namely Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Djibouti. On  6 September, China provides RMB 90 million to Zimbabwe as f ood aid, as requested by the 
Zimbabwe Government. 
 
In addition, the Chinese Government provided food aid worth US D 2 million, respectively, to Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia th rough the UN World Food 
Programme in November 2014, in the fight against Ebola. 
  
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- 9 - Czech Republic 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:1 – Calendar year 
Ref Product Unit  1995-1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  20041 
1 Beef Thousand Tonnes  0 0.097  0 0 0 0 0 
2 Por k Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0.02 0 0 
3 Poultry, eggs, poultry products  Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
4 Sheep meat Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
5 Milk powde r Thousand Tonnes  0 0.343  0.08 59.28  0.03 0 0 
6 Other dairy products  Thousand Tonnes  0 0.2152  0.073  0 0.03 0 0 
7 Fruit, vegetables, their products Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
8 Hop seeds Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
9 Vegetable oil fats  Thousand Tonnes  0 0.079  0 0 0.02 0 0 
10 Sugars, sugar, confectionery  Thousand Tonnes  0 0.105  0.07 0.18 0.02 0 0 
11 Bee r Million Litres  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
12 Wine Million Litres  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
13 Spirits, beverages  Million Litres  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
14 Starch Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
15 Malt Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
16 Cereals, flour products  Thousand Tonnes  0 0.143  0 0 0 0.174  0 
1 Until 30 April only – Accession of the Czech Republic to the European Union. 
2 Butter: 63 tonnes; cheeses: 152 tonnes. 
3 Cheeses: 50 tonnes; other dairy products: 20 tonnes. 
4 Flour only. 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Calendar year 
Product Unit  1995-19961 1997  1998  1999  
Child nourishment Tonnes        12 
Milk powde r Tonnes    22     
Mineral waters Litres      15,000    
1 The Czech Republic did not apply in 1995 and in 1996 any quantities of food aid notifiable under Table ES:3. 
2 To Albania. 
  
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- 10 - European Union 
The European Union and its member States provide food assistance in the form of cash contributions to international agencies, m ainly to the World Food 
Programme, according to their international commitments. 
 No in-kind food aid has been donated by the EU or by its member States outside emergency situations. 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:1
1 
Marketing Year, 1 July - 30 June except for: 
Rice, wine (Marketing Year , 1 September - 31 August) 
Olive oil (Marketing Year, 1 November - 31 October) Sugar (Marketing Year, 1 October - 30 September) 
 
Ref Product Unit 1995  1996  1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002 2003  2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010-
20132 
1 Wheat and wheat flour Thousand Tonnes 1,536.9 775.6 711.1 1186.1 630.8 436.4 170.9 406 239.6 151.2 24.1 116.9 116.4 76.73 9.93 0 
2 Coarse grains Thousand Tonnes 258.3 205 215.5 119.3 136.5 44.8 58.2 86.5 90.7 29.4 355.6 43.8 19.4 11.93 4.23 0 
3 Rice Thousand Tonnes 91.8 42.5 110.2 125.5 63.5 21.2 51.5 42.3 18.2 14.2 0 6.9 6.1 0.83 1.43 0 
4 Rapeseed Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0 0 0.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
5 Olive oil Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
6 Sugar Thousand Tonnes 15.82 19.52 19.8 10 22 24.3 25.1 16.7 8.5 14.2 17.3 10.1 11.1 6.14 12.54 0 
7 Butter and butteroil Thousand Tonnes 1.2 0 0.4 0 0.2 0.3 0.8 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
8 Skim milk powder Thousand Tonnes 12.5 5 6 2.5 46 1.9 0 0 1.5 0 0 0 0.5 0.1 0.1 0 
9 Cheese Thousand Tonnes 2 0.6 0 0 0.5 0 0 0.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
10 Other milk products Thousand Tonnes 4.8 1.7 0.8 0.5 2.2 1.1 0 0.6 0 0.2 0.9 0 0 0 0 0 
11 Beef meat Thousand Tonnes 1.2 1.6 2.1 53.9 101.8 0 19.2 8.6 0 0.5 5.5 2.6 0 0 0 0 
12 Pigmeat Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0.2 22 36.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
13 Poultry meat Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
14 Eggs Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
15 Wine Thousand 
Hectolitres 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
16 Fruit and vegetables, fresh Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0.1 1.4 0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
17 Fruit and vegetables, 
processed Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 
18 Raw tobacco Thousand Tonnes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
19 Alcohol Thousand 
Hectolitres 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 
20 Incorporated products Thousand Tonnes 6.7 15. 1 12.1 9.1 17 8 11.6 18.8 26.5 0 0.4 2 0.5 15.8 21.93 0 
1 Members are to provide data on food aid to all destinations; unless otherwise indicated quantities listed are in product weigh t for the marketing year in question. 
2 No food aid provided in physical form. The European Union has pr ovided food assistance in the form of cash contributions to in ternational agencies, according to its international 
commitments. 
3 Food aid for this group of products did not benefit from export subsidies. 
4 These exports did not attract any export refunds.  
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Product Unit2 1995  1996  1997  1998  1999  2000  2001 2002  2003  2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009 
Beef meat Thousand Tonnes                       0.5 0.1 0.3   
Coarse grains Thousand Tonnes 234.1  288.4  406.6  383.2  162.5  364.4  375.9 370.8  758.7  522.2  426.2  674.4  388.7  121.7  87.6 
Fresh tomatoes Thousand Tonnes     4.5                         
Fruit and vegetable (processed)  Thousand Tonnes                       0.7       
Fruits and vegetables Thousand Tonnes                           2.1 0.1 
Incorporated products Thousand Tonnes 0.3  11.2 34 48.3 13.5 21.4 10.2 48.3  103.8  3.5 0.8 0.9 0.1 22.8 20 
Milk p roducts Thousand Tonnes               1.2                
Miscellaneous Thousand Tonnes                           0.3 0.6 
Olive oil Thousand Tonnes         2.3                     
Other dairy products Thousand Tonnes                   2.2 0.3 3.9 2.5 3.7 1 
Pulses Thousand Tonnes 36  65.3 102.7  54.6 46.2 171.4  33.2 78.7  343.3  96.8 120.9  111.9  75.5 38.1 40.6 
Rice Thousand Tonnes 19.4  162.7  90.2 87.9 38.6 46.9 128.8 70.5  90.7 119 134.8  122.5  381.4  75.4 45.6 
Seeds Thousand Tonnes                   1.6 4.9 8.1 2.8 9.3 67.6 
Skimmed milk powde r Thousand Tonnes                             0.4 
Sugar Thousand Tonnes         2.3 2.4 1.7 2.3  16 17.4 16.6 18.5 12.9 10.7 3.9 
Tomato concentrate Thousand Tonnes 0.5                              
Vegetable oil Thousand Tonnes 43  19.8 56.6 16.8 7.4 54 44.5 102.9  291 50.6 96.5 68.9 40.4 17.1 9.4 
Wheat and wheat flou r Thousand Tonnes 24.2  216.1  239.8  284 34.2 53.5 209.3 373.2  306.1  509.5  607.8  655.7  358.7  154.3  128.4 
1 Food aid purchased outside the Community, not included in Table ES:1 except for: 
PULSES  
1995: of which 29,700 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 1996: of which 33 thousand tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 1997: of which 64,200 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 1998: of which 50,788 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 1999: of which 46,200 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 2003: of which 70,700 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. VEGETABLE OIL 1995, 1996, 1998: no footnote. 
1997: of which 19,900 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 
2000: of which 39,400 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 2001: of which 26,700 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 2002: of which 71,200 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. 2003: of which 115,600 tonnes were purchased outside the Community. TOMATO CONCENTRATE 1995: no footnote. 
2 Unless otherwise indicated, quantities listed are in pr oduct weight (wheat equivalent for wheat and wheat flour).  
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 12 - Indonesia 
1.  Product description 
 
Rice (HS 1006).  2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided 
 
Food aid was delivered two times to the Philippines. The first delivery was 1,700 tons and the second one was 300 tons. 
 
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 The food aid was provided on in-kind basis. 
 
4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 The food aid was provided as full grant. 
 
5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 
Assessment was carried out by the recipient governme nt as a response to an emergency situation. 
 
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 Indonesia does not re-export food aid. 
Japan 
1.  Product description 
 Rice, Wheat, Wheat flour, Canned tuna, Maize, CSB (C orn soy blend), WSB (Wheat soy blend), Beans, etc. 
 
2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided  
Fiscal year, Value (yen) 
2010, 17.9 billion yen 2011, 11.1 billion yen 2012, 10.0 billion yen 
2013, 10.7 billion yen 
2014, 10.0 billion yen   
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 13 - 3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 
Base on the Food Assistance Convention, Japan provides funds for purchasing products. Japan established the counterpart funds* system and monetization is 
permitted. Japan request recipient country to secure transparency.  
* Counterpart funds: Recipient countries obtain a surplus through se lling products provided by Japa n. The surplus, which must be deposited in their domestic currencies, is called 
"The Counterpart Funds" that shall be utilized by the recipi ent countries for their own economic and social development. 
 
4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 In fully grant form. 
 
5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 
Japan provides food assistance in keeping with a needs assessment  based on a request by a recipient country or an emergency app eal from an international 
organization such as WFP. 
 
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 Re-export of food assistance is not permitted. 
Food Aid Quantities
1 – Notification ES:3 – Fiscal Year (1 April - 31 March) 
Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Beans Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes       1,176           
Biscuit, fortified noodle Indonesia 
(through WFP) Tonnes        1,400          
Bulgur wheat Liberia 
(through WFP) Tonnes         2,314         
Bulgur wheat West Africa 
Coastal (in Sierra Leone, Guinea) (through WFP) Tonnes        3,930          
Bulgur wheat, pulses Liberia 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,779        
Bulgur wheat, 
pulses, CSB2 Sierra Leone 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,663        
Canned fish Cambodia 
(through WFP) Tonnes               400  
Canned fish Ghana 
(through WFP) Tonnes               365   
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 14 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Canned fish Democratic 
Republic of 
Congo (through WFP) Tonnes               343  
Canned fish Senegal 
(through WFP) Tonnes               486  
Canned fish Sri Lanka  
(through WFP) Tonnes               232  
Canned tuna Caucasus  Tonnes    545             
Canned tuna Democratic 
Republic of Congo 
(through WFP) Tonnes       354          
Canned tuna Sri Lanka 
(through WFP) Tonnes     281            
Coarse grains African Refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes   49,881               
Coarse grains Haiti Tonnes   12,673               
Coarse grains Kenya 
(through WFP) Tonnes   15,511  18,632              
Coarse grains Malawi Tonnes 10,802                 
Coarse grains Somalia 
(through WFP) Tonnes 1,689                 
Coarse grains Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes 5,330  4,613  9,774  6,794              
CSB2 Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes                2,318  
CSB2 Guinea-Bissau 
(through WFP) Tonnes              2,736    
CSB2 Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes                993 
CSB2 Somalia Tonnes                2,477  
CSB2 Swaziland 
(through WFP) Tonnes           1,517       
CSB2 Timo r-Leste 
(through WFP) Tonnes             1,473     
CSB2, pulses Nicaragua 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,110        
CSB2, pulses Philippines 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,760        
CSB2, vegetable 
oil, maize Zimbabwe 
(through WFP) Tonnes       983          
CSB2, Wheat 
flour, Pulses, 
Vegetable oil Bolivia, 
Plurinational 
State of 
(through WFP) Tonnes            5,959      
Maize Cabo Verde  Tonnes      3,029            
Maize Central African 
Republic Tonnes                1,892   
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 15 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Maize Ethiopia, 
Somalia, Sudan 
in Kenya (through WFP) Tonnes      3,491            
Maize Kenya Tonnes              16,440    
Maize Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes      3,472            
Maize Malawi 
(through WFP) Tonnes      8,680    4,317  6,086        
Maize Senegal Tonnes      2,881            
Maize Somalia and 
Sudan in Kenya (through WFP) Tonnes       2,111           
Maize Uganda 
(through WFP) Tonnes               7,927   
Maize Zambia 
(through WFP) Tonnes      5,208  1,891   3,329         
Maize Zimbabwe 
(through WFP) Tonnes         3,339  2,443  6,703       
Maize and wheat flour Kenya 
(through WFP) Tonnes     14,441             
Maize flou r Democ ratic 
Republic of 
Congo (through WFP except in 2008 and 2009 
not mentioned) Tonnes            13,130  10,824     
Maize flou r Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes            3,456      
Maize flou r Swaziland  Tonnes             11,948     
Maize flour, Canned tuna Democratic 
Republic of 
Congo (through WFP) Tonnes             1,770     
Maize flour, CSB2 Guinea-Bissau (through WFP) Tonnes             3,504     
Maize flour, CSB2 Lesotho (through WFP) Tonnes               1,645/  
1,181   
Maize flour, CSB
2, YSP3 Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes             3,000     
Maize flour, Pulses Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes            1,771      
Maize flour, Pulses, CSB
2 Uganda 
(through WFP) Tonnes             6,133     
Maize flour, YSP3 Central African 
Republic 
(through WFP) Tonnes               1,431/  
391  
Maize flour, YSP3 Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes               1,462/  
1,173    
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 16 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Maize flour, 
YSP3, CSB2 Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes             2,560     
Maize meal Democratic 
Republic of 
Congo (through WFP) Tonnes      5,823            
Maize meal Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes        1,798  2,167  1,589        
Maize meal Swaziland 
(through WFP) Tonnes        1,772  2,134  1,783        
Maize meal, CSB
2, pulses Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes           2,937       
Maize meal, beans Malawi  
(through WFP) Tonnes       2,574           
Maize meal, 
CSB2 Central African 
Republic 
(through WFP) Tonnes              1,465/  
338   
Maize meal, CSB
2 Lesotho 
(through WFP) Tonnes              3,928/  
602   
Maize meal, YSP3 Chad (through WFP) Tonnes              2,500/  
925   
Maize, CSB2 Uganda 
(through WFP) Tonnes        2,029   2,991     3,411/  
1,846    
Maize, CSB2 Zambia 
(through WFP) Tonnes        2,029   2,991        
Maize, CSB2, 
pulses Central America 
(in Nicaragua, Honduras, El 
Salvador, 
Guatemala) (through WFP) Tonnes      6,805            
Maize, CSB2, 
pulses Great Lakes (in 
Burundi, Rwanda, 
Tanzania) 
(through WFP) Tonnes      12,011            
Maize, CSB2, 
pulses Philippines 
(through WFP) Tonnes         2,076         
Maize, CSB2, 
pulses Swaziland 
(through WFP) Tonnes      1,595            
Maize, beans Central America 
(in Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, 
Guatemala) 
(through WFP) Tonnes       1,540  6,266          
Maize, canned tuna Nicaragua 
(through WFP) Tonnes         1,630         
Maize, CSB2, 
Pulse Wheat Ethiopia 
(through WFP) Tonnes            14,398       
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 17 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Maize, Maize 
meal Uganda 
(through WFP) Tonnes      9,684            
Maize, Pulses Swaziland 
(through WFP) Tonnes            1,766      
Maize, Pulses Zimbabwe 
(through WFP) Tonnes                5,000/  
3,000  
Maize, Pulses, CSB
2 Uganda 
(through WFP) Tonnes            5,683      
Maize, Pulses, vegetable oil, salt Angola 
(through WFP) 
Tonnes       4,656           
Maize, rice Malawi 
(through WFP) Tonnes           6,973       
Maize, Sorghum Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes      7,048            
Maize, YSP3 Guinea 
(through WFP) Tonnes              5,000/  
1,760    
Maize, YSP3 Somalia 
(through WFP) Tonnes               1,000/  
222  
Pulse Malawi 
(through WFP) Tonnes        1,320          
Pulse, Canned tuna Democratic 
Republic of 
Congo (through WFP) Tonnes      2,054            
Pulse, WSB4 Myanmar 
(through WFP) Tonnes             4,199     
Rice Afghan Refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes 9,979                 
Rice Angola Tonnes 12,112   16,030  22,414  20,002  14,066  4,798  4,598  5,792  2,575        
Rice Bangladesh 
(through WFP except in 1999 
not mentioned) Tonnes  25,025  30,007      12,528   5,960   8,315      
Rice Benin Tonnes 5,106  3,612  4,413  7,743  4,366  5,117  5,134  4,474  5,562    10,831  12,105  8,301  5,932  6,654  
Rice Burkina Faso  Tonnes 7,599  7,352  7,561  8,025   6,485  6,100  5,510  5,303  4,386  5,270   14,142  12,251  7,664   
Rice Burundi (through  
WFP – except in 
2009 not mentioned) Tonnes         2,070   3,220  3,685  5,681     
Rice Cambodia 
(through WFP) Tonnes 16,532  10,200  15,917  21,050  21,030  21,155  14,936           
Rice Cabo Verde  Tonnes 3,585  2,800  3,614  5,701  4,251  4,024  3,691  2,900  3,523  2,532  3,102  5,777  5,409  6,376  3,652   
Rice Central African 
Republic (through WFP) Tonnes           2,874  2,499      
Rice Comoros  Tonnes 4,569            7,500   1,745  1,183  3,763   
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 18 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Rice Côte d'Ivoire 
(through WFP – 
except in 2008 and 2009 not mentioned) Tonnes       2,381  2,300  2,303  2,183   7158 
+8473  9,016    9,624  
Rice Democratic 
Republic of the 
Congo Tonnes       6,577  3,703  7,138  5,212  6,162  8,558   16,830   13,095  
Rice Djibouti Tonnes 5,078  3,717  4,100     3,661  3,394  1,923  1,646   15,018      
Rice Gambia Tonnes      5,658  4,903  3,814  3,241  3,290   7,931   12,609  4,503  5,049  
Rice Ghana Tonnes  4,793  8,512  10,623  10,504       8,061  16,035   19,195    
Rice Great Lakes (in  
Burundi, 
Rwanda, 
Tanzania) 
(through WFP) Tonnes       3,224           
Rice Guinea(through 
WFP in 2006) Tonnes 4,831  5,005  6,400  13,754  11,260  10,031  9,435  7,561  6,626  1,726  5,746       
Rice Guinea-Bissau 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,136  2,240  2,659      
Rice Haiti (through 
WFP in 2004) Tonnes 10,055  8,170   10,751  10,246  7,071   3,490  6,777  5,350  7,649  8,355  10,573   8,640  9,216  
Rice Honduras 
(through WFP) Tonnes  2,984                
Rice Indonesia  Tonnes  14,584                
Rice Indonesia  
(loan of rice) Tonnes  600,000                
Rice Indonesia  
(through WFP) Tonnes  40,702  50,168    15,820            
Rice Kenya 
(through WFP) Tonnes        3,644  3,163  7,151  6,218  7,495      
Rice Lao People's 
Democratic 
Republic 
(through WFP in 2003) Tonnes 10,466  7,816  10,527  15,945  15,000  15,925  6,599  7,942  7,510  6,388        
Rice Liberia (through 
WFP in 2003) Tonnes       2,862      8,612   19,101  10,015  12,270  
Rice Madagasca r Tonnes 6,390  5,189  9,905  11,868     4,715  8,857         
Rice Malawi Tonnes  4,889                
Rice Maldives Tonnes  2,718                
Rice Mali Tonnes       5,996  5,316  4,872  3,336  5,330  11,685  12,200     
Rice Mauritania  Tonnes 4,776  7,560  7,010  8,864  9,002  8,655  8,166  7,748  6,629  6,040  7,629   10,662  10,641  7,653  8,225  
Rice Mongolia  Tonnes  8,659    14,406         9,738  16,171    
Rice Mozambique 
(partly through 
WFP in 2000 and through WFP in 2005) Tonnes 12,540  10,700  14,045  24,795  18,552  13,733  8,367   2,537  3,135    16,944  19,611  11,895   
Rice Nepal Tonnes   9,268     9,700  8,283  5,544  5,249  7,139  9,660  11,185  19,021     
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- 19 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Rice Nicaragua 
(through WFP) Tonnes            4,174      
Rice Nige r Tonnes 8,067  8,170  8,007  9,216   9,306  7,206  6,396  7,723  5,225  5,145  11,607  8,135   7,664   
Rice North Korea 
(through WFP) Tonnes 67,000    500,000              
Rice Palestine 
Refugees 
(through UNRWA) Tonnes  15,614                
Rice Papua New 
Guinea Tonnes 8,018                 
Rice Philippines 
(through WFP) Tonnes            10,460      
Rice Democratic 
Republic of 
Congo (through 
WFP) Tonnes        2,218  1,116  1,210  2,518  2,809      
Rice Rwanda 
(through WFP except in 1995 – not mentioned) Tonnes 4,014         2,192  1,320        
Rice Sao Tome and 
Principe (through  
WFP in 2006) Tonnes 3,293  3,011  3,097  4,802  5,005  2,773  3,311    1,486  4,339  4,330  3,324  3,612  3,674  3,185  
Rice Senegal Tonnes 6,360  4,980  5,556  9,341  6,849  7,396  6,776  5,652  6,055  5,660   14,137  15,972  17,566    
Rice Sierra Leone  Tonnes            6,220    4,075  5,825  
Rice Sri Lanka 
(through WFP) Tonnes      12,565  4,632  3,175          
Rice Tanzania 
(through WFP in 
2005 and 2006) Tonnes 13,431  13,240  16,898  21,940  20,003  17,016  8,801  7,703  3,776  3,290  12,416   17,309     
Rice Timo r-Leste 
(through WFP) Tonnes         1,220  1,274  1,896  1,565      
Rice Togo Tonnes 4,111                 
Rice Uganda 
(through WFP) Tonnes       1,567  3,270  2,837  4,080  5,176       
Rice, canned tuna Bangladesh 
(through WFP) Tonnes         8,050         
Rice, canned tuna Cambodia 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,829        
Rice, canned tuna Great Lakes 
(in Burundi, Rwanda) (through WFP) Tonnes        3,431          
Rice, canned 
tuna Mozambique 
(through WFP) Tonnes        3,150          
Rice, canned tuna Sri Lanka 
(through WFP) Tonnes           6,475  5,917      
Rice, maize Burundi 
(through WFP) Tonnes          2,166         
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 20 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Rice, maize, 
CSB2 Somalia 
(through WFP) Tonnes          3,895        
Rice, maize, CSB
2, 
sorghum/millet Côte d'Ivoire 
Regional (in 
Mali, Ghana, Burkina Faso) (through WFP) Tonnes        3,476          
Rice, pulses Afghanistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes         4,478         
Rice, pulses Iraq 
(through WFP) Tonnes       17,000           
Rice, pulses Somalia 
(through WFP) Tonnes           2,776       
Rice, vegetable oil, pulse Haiti 
(through WFP) Tonnes       3,352           
Rice, wheat Togo Tonnes               12,608  12,400  
Rice, wheat flou r Gambia Tonnes             10,389     
Rice, wheat, canned tuna, 
pulse, and maize meal African Refugees 
(through WFP) 
Tonnes     48,460             
RSB5, Vegetable 
oil Myanmar 
(through WFP) Tonnes              1,345/  
2,247    
Sorghum Ethiopia and  
Eritrea in Sudan (through WFP) Tonnes       2,066           
Sorghum South Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes                2,156  
Sorghum Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes        7,728          
Sorghum and wheat Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes     13,127             
Sorghum, CSB2 Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes            9,088      
Vegetable oil Swaziland 
(through WFP) Tonnes       698          
Wheat Afghanistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes      61,685     5,590  5,380    4,581    
Wheat Bangladesh 
(through WFP) Tonnes       5,587       29,171     
Wheat Burundi Tonnes              7,788   9,337  
Wheat Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes         1,452         
Wheat Eritrea Tonnes     14,608  15,974  3,304  3,558  7,384  10,362  5,915  17,233   13,001    
Wheat Ethiopia Tonnes      38,566  6,288  6,819  13,880  11,276  9,596   26,548  14,444    
Wheat Georgia 
(through WFP) Tonnes      2,182            
Wheat Kenya Tonnes               12,711   
Wheat Liberia 
(through WFP) Tonnes        2,423           
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 21 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Wheat Mongolia  Tonnes      19,191  4,874  9,730  9,271  8,331  10,270       
Wheat Mozambique  Tonnes            29,658      
Wheat Palestine  
(through UNWRA 
in 2002) Tonnes     8,562  17,473            
Wheat Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes         3,108        3,538  
Wheat Tanzania  Tonnes      3,082            
Wheat Togo Tonnes            24,062   16,207    
Wheat Western Sahara 
(in Cabo Verde, 
Mauritania, 
Senegal, Gambia, Mali) (through WFP) Tonnes      6,003            
Wheat Yemen 
(through WFP) Tonnes                9,707  
Wheat and 
wheat flour Afghan refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes    12,338              
Wheat and wheat flour African Refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes 29,876  35,804                
Wheat and wheat flour Bangladesh
 Tonnes 53,763                 
Wheat and 
wheat flour Caucasian 
Refugees (through WFP) Tonnes 11,231                 
Wheat and wheat flour Central African 
Republic Tonnes 7,042                 
Wheat and wheat flour Colombia
 Tonnes    3,767              
Wheat and 
wheat flour Former Yugoslav 
Refugees (through WFP) Tonnes 29,120  12,763                
Wheat and 
wheat flour Kosovo Refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes  9,473  11,883               
Wheat and wheat flour Maldives 
Tonnes 3,570   5,831  10,623              
Wheat and 
wheat flour Mongolia  Tonnes 24,000   22,114  31,268              
Wheat and 
wheat flour Nepal Tonnes 24,299                 
Wheat and 
wheat flour North Caucasus  Tonnes    4,115              
Wheat and 
wheat flour Palestine 
Refugees (through UNRWA and through WFP
 
in 1999) Tonnes 20,460   28,284  25,519              
Wheat and wheat flour; African refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes    32,921               
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 22 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Coarse grains; 
and Rice 
Wheat flou r Afghan Refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes     10,691             
Wheat Flou r Burkina Faso  Tonnes            12,855      
Wheat flou r Georgia 
(through WFP) Tonnes       2,213  2,594          
Wheat flou r Maldives Tonnes     4,927  5,438  4,620  5,988  3,792  2,800  3,300  8,093  9,006     
Wheat flou r Palestine 
(through WFP 
and through UNWRA in 2003)
 Tonnes       14,834  4,659  3,930         
Wheat flou r Tajikistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes        2,214          
Wheat flou r Yemen 
(through WFP)               10,123    
Wheat flour and 
red lentil Palestinian 
Refugees 
(through WFP) Tonnes     13,912             
Wheat flour, beans Tajikistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes       1,869           
Wheat flour, canned fish Palestinian 
Territory 
(through WFP) Tonnes              3,186/  
108   
Wheat flour, canned tuna Palestine 
(through WFP) Tonnes          2,055  2,350   3,842     
Wheat flour, Canned tuna West Africa 
(in Liberia, Sierra Leone, 
Guinea, Ivory 
Coast, Ghana) (through WFP) Tonnes      3,897            
Wheat flour, Chickpeas, Canned fish Palestinian 
Territory (through WFP) 
Tonnes              4,050/  
180/ 
74   
Wheat flour, CSB
2 Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes          1,130        
Wheat flour, Pulses Afghanistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes            5,747      
Wheat flour, pulses Palestinian 
Refugees 
(through 
UNRWA) Tonnes        10,147  13,504  10,035   7,412  11,149  9,644/  
2,386    
Wheat flour, Pulses Tajikistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes            9,552  7,482     
Wheat flour, Pulses, Canned fish Palestinian 
Territory (through WFP) 
Tonnes                4,050/  
180/ 
74  
  G/AG/W/125/Rev.3/Add.3  
 
- 23 - Product Destination  Unit 1997 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004 2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012 
Wheat flour, 
Pulses, Canned 
tuna Palestine 
(through WFP) Tonnes            2,034      
Wheat flour, 
Pulses, Sunflower oil Palestinian 
refugees (through UNWRA) Tonnes - 
litres               7,776/  
731/ 
1,220,000  8,000/  
900/ 
1,410,000  
Wheat flour, YSP
3 Djibouti 
(through WFP) Tonnes                3,268/  
506 
Wheat flour, YSP
3, CSB2 Chad 
(through WFP) Tonnes           2,068       
Wheat, canned 
fish Bangladesh 
(through WFP) Tonnes                9,249/  
89 
Wheat, CSB2 Ethiopia 
(through WFP) Tonnes             13,427     
Wheat, CSB2 Sierra Leone 
(through WFP) Tonnes         1,873         
Wheat, CSB2 Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes          7,814        
Wheat, Pulse Afghanistan 
Refugees (through WFP) Tonnes      25,305            
Wheat, Pulse Azerbaijan 
(through WFP) Tonnes      2,467            
Wheat, Pulse Colombia 
(through WFP) Tonnes      2,821            
Wheat, Pulse Palestinian 
Refugees 
(through 
UNRWA) Tonnes           6,260       
Wheat, Pulse Tajikistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes      11,750            
Wheat, Pulses Afghanistan 
(through WFP) Tonnes             9,995     
Wheat, sorghum Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes         4,776         
Wheat, sorghum,  
YSP3,CSB2, 
pulses Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes           14,061       
Wheat, white beans Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes              2,625/  
3,783    
Wheat, WSB4 Bangladesh 
(through WFP) Tonnes              14,000/  
2,581    
Wheat, WSB4, 
Canned fish Bangladesh 
(through WFP) Tonnes               13,028/  
1,996/  
134  
Wheat, YSP3 Ethiopia 
(through WFP) Tonnes               10,685/  
2,124   
Wheat, YSP3 Liberia 
(through WFP) Tonnes           3,880        
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Wheat, YSP3 Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes             5,662     
Wheat, YSP3, 
CSB2 Sierra Leone 
(through WFP) Tonnes           2,855       
WSB4, YSP3 Djibouti 
(through WFP) Tonnes               3,089/  
759  
YSP3 South Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes               1,959   
YSP3 Sudan 
(through WFP) Tonnes               4,107   
1 Japan did not provide food aid between 1 April 1996 and 31 March 1997. 
2 CSB= Corn soy blend. 
3 YSP= Yellow split peas. 
4 WSB= Wheat soy blend. 
5 RSB=Rice Soya Blend. 
New Zealand 
1.  Product description 
 Not applicable. 
 
2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided  New Zealand provides NZD6 million annually in core  funding for the UN World Food Programme (WFP). 
 
Since 1 July 2010 New Zealand has also provided one-off food ai d funding to the WFP for the following countries and regions. 
 
Financial year Country/region Amount  
(in NZD  million)  
2010/11 Sahel 1 
 Pakistan (flood relief) 1 
 Afghanistan (flood relief) 1 
 Horn of Africa 1 
2011/12 Niger 0.5 
 Burkina Faso 1 
 Pakistan (flood relief) 0.5 
 Horn of Africa 1 
2012/13 Myanmar 1 
2013/14 (to date) Syrian Arab Republic 0.75 
 Philippines (Typhoon Haiyan) 1.5 
 Central African Republic 0.5 
 South Sudan 0.7  
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All financial assistance for food aid provided by New Zealand is in fully grant form. 
 4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 
All financial assistance for food aid provided by New Zealand is in fully grant form. 
 5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 All of New Zealand's financial assistance for food aid is based on assessments and appeals by UN agencies, the Red Cross, partn er countries, and other donor 
countries. 
 6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 
No. Re-export is not an option under the term s of New Zealand's provision of food aid. 
Norway 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Calendar year 
Product Unit 1995  1996  1997  1998 1999  2000  2001  2002-20132 
Milk powde r1 Tonnes  20.1               
Skimmed milk powde r Tonnes  192.4  13.6 82.9 66.5 369  1,056  0   
1 No milk powder was provided as food aid in 1996 – 2001. 
2 Nil reply except for 2008 and 2009 (no ES:3 notification). 
Russian Federation Food Aid Quantities – Calendar year 
Product  Destination  Unit 2010  2011  2012  2013  2014  
Wheat seeds Kyrgyz Republic Tonnes  1,500      
Barley Mongolia  Tonnes  51,500      
Barley seeds Kyrgyz Republic Tonnes   1,000     
Cereals Democratic People's Republic of Korea  Tonnes   50,000     
Cereals Democratic People's Republic of Korea  Tonnes      50,000 
Cereals Nicaragua  Tonnes      25,000 
Wheat Kyrgyz Republic Tonnes     20,000   
Wheat Nicaragua  Tonnes    100,000    
Wheat 3 class Nicaragua  Tonnes     100,000   
Wheat 5 class Mongolia  Tonnes  5,400       
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Destination  Monetary Value  2010  2011  2012  2013  2014  
Afghanistan (through WFP)  Million  USD 5.0     
Armenia (through WFP) Million USD  2.5  2.0   
Chad (through WFP Fund) Million USD  1.8     
Congo (through WFP) Million USD  2.0     
Cuba (through WFP) Million USD     1.0  
Cuba (through WFP Fund) Million USD    1.5   
Djibouti (through WFP Fund)  Million USD   1.0    
Ethiopia (through WFP Fund)  Million USD   2.0  3.0  
Guinea (through WFP) Million USD   1.0    
Guinea (through WFP Fund)  Million USD   2.0    
Haiti (through WFP Fund) Million USD  4.2     
Kenya (through WFP) Million USD   1.0 2.0 1.0 2.0 
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of (through WFP) Million USD   5.0 5.0 3.0 3.0 
Kyrgyz Republic (through WFP)  Million USD  5.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 4.0 
Kyrgyz Republic (through WFP Fund)  Million USD  2.0  2.0   
Lesotho (through WFP) Million USD     1.0  
Libya (through WFP Fund) Million USD   2.0    
Malawi (through WFP) Million USD     1.0  
Pakistan (through WFP Fund)  Million USD  1,.0     
Palestine (through WFP) Million USD   2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 
Philippines (through WFP) Million USD     1.0  
Syria (through WFP) Million USD     3.0  
Syria (through WFP Fund) Million USD    4.5 3.0 3.0 
Somali (through WFP) Million USD     1.0 1.0 
Somali (through WFP Fund)  Million USD   2.0 2.0   
Sudan (through WFP) Million USD     2.0  
Tajikistan (through WFP) Million USD  5.5 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 
Tajikistan (through WFP Fund)  Million USD   1.0 2.0   
Tanzania (through WFP) Million USD     2.0  
Yemen (through WFP Fund)  Million USD  1.0 1.0    
Food Aid Quantities – Calendar year 
Product  Destination  Unit 2012  2013  2014  
Agricultural products Ukraine  (through WFP)  Million USD    5.0 
Pasta Armenia  (through WFP)  Tonnes  20   
Pasta, peas, sunflowe r-seed, wheat flou r Armenia  (through WFP)  Million USD    2.0 
Peas Armenia  (through WFP)  Tonnes  20   
Peas, sunflowe r-seed, wheat flou r Kyrgyz Republic  (through WFP)  Million USD    1.0 
Peas Lesotho  (through WFP)  Tonnes    157 
Peas Malawi  (through WFP)  Tonnes    672 
Peas Somali  (through WFP)  Tonnes  1254   
Peas Tajikistan  (through WFP)  Tonnes  135 2169  
Peas Tanzania  (through WFP)  Tonnes    1522 
Preserved fish Syria  (through WFP)  Tonnes   716   
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Preserved fish, wheat flou r Syria  (through WFP)  Million USD    2.0 
Rice Armenia  (through WFP)  Tonnes  20   
Sunflowe r-seed Armenia  (through WFP)  Tonnes  20   
Sunflowe r-seed Lesotho  (through WFP)  Tonnes    44 
Wheat flou r Armenia (through WFP)  Tonnes  1792   
Wheat flou r Kyrgyz Republic  (through WFP)  Tonnes  2472 2982  
Wheat flou r Democratic People's Republic of Korea  (through WFP)  Tonnes   2478  
Wheat flou r Ethiopia  (through WFP)  Tonnes   2280  
Wheat flou r Guinea  (through WFP)  Million USD    1.5 
Wheat flou r Kenya  (through WFP)  Tonnes   734  
Wheat flou r Lesotho  (through WFP)  Tonnes    470 
Wheat flou r Liberia  (through WFP)  Million USD    1.0 
Wheat flou r Palestine  (through WFP)  Tonnes   1591  
Wheat flou r Sierra Leone  (through WFP)  Million USD    1.5 
Wheat flou r Somali  (through WFP)  Tonnes   556  
Wheat flou r Sudan  (through WFP)  Tonnes    1672 
Wheat flou r Syria  (through WFP)  Tonnes    2800 
Wheat flou r Tajikistan  (through WFP)  Tonnes  1916 7482  
Slovak Republic 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:1 – Calendar year 
Ref Product Unit  1995-1998  1999  2000-2002  2003  20042 
1 Beef Thousand Tonnes  0 0.11 0 0 0 
2 Por k Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
3 Poultry, eggs, poultry products Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
4 Sheep meat  Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
5 Milk powde r Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0.25 0 
6 Other dairy products  Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
7 Fruit, vegetables, their products Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
8 Seeds, hops  Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
9 Vegetable oil fats  Thousand Tonnes  0 0.12 0 0 0 
10 Sugars, sugar, confectionery Thousand Tonnes  0 0.26 0 0 0 
11 Yeast Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
12 Bee r Million Litres  0 0 0 0 0 
13 Wine Million Litres  0 0 0 0 0 
14 Spirits beverages  Million Litres  0 0 0 0 0 
15 Starch Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
16 Malt Thousand Tonnes  0 0 0 0 0 
17 Cereal, flour products  Thousand Tonnes  0 0.41 0 0 0 
1 Canned meat. 
2 Until 30 April only – Accession of the Slovak Republic to the European Union.  
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Product  Unit 1995-19981 19992 2000-20023 2003 
Canned bovine meat Thousand Tonnes    0.1    
Milk powde r Tonnes        250 
Sugar Thousand Tonnes    0.26     
Vegetable oil Thousand Tonnes    0.12     
Wheat flou r Thousand Tonnes    0.41     
1 The Slovak Republic did not su pply any quantities of food aid notifiable under Table ES:3. There has been no export subsidy on  food aid in 1998. 
2 There has been no export subsidy on food aid in 1999 in the Slovak Republic.  
3 There has been no export subsidy on food aid in 2000 in the Slovak Republic. There was no food aid granted in 2002 by the Slov ak Republic. 
 
South Africa 
1.  Product description 
 South Africa provides all its food aid through the United Nation s' World Food Programme (WFP), and other relevant organisations ; and its contribution to the 
organisations is cash based. 
 2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided 
 
All of South Africa's food aid assistance is cash based and such information is also notified in its NF:1 notification. 
Table 1: The values of Food aid provided 
Year Amount, Destination and Purpose 
1995 N/A 
1996 N/A 
1997 N/A 
1998 N/A 
1999 N/A 
2000 South Africa donated ZA R 7,097,204 to Rwanda for food aid.  
2000 tonnes of food parcels donated to victims of floods in Mozambique. 
28 tonnes of food parcels donated to disabled persons in Angola. 
2001 South Africa donated ZA R 500,000 to Malawi for food aid via the World Food Programme.  
South Africa spent ZAR 500,000 through UNHCR fo r urgent food relief to Angolan and DRC refuges in Zambia for major drought and food insecurity. 
2002 South Africa pledged ZA R 170 million to the World Food Programme (WFP) to purchase maize for Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Swaziland and Lesotho  for food security purposes.  
South Africa donated ZAR 100,000 to each government of Ethiopia  and Eritrea for food security via the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRCRCS). 
ZAR 1 million was donated directly to the Government of Lesotho for food relief. 
2003 South Africa donated ZA R 100 million via World Food Programme (WFP) for emergency food supplies to food insecurity victims in six SADC countries.  
2004 South Africa provided ZA R 100 million in technical and financial assistance to seven SADC countries. The effected countries were Zimbabwe, Zambia, Swazil and, Mozambique, Malawi, Lesotho and 
Namibia. The allocation was apportioned as follows: ZAR 70 million to the FAO for rehabilitation of agricultural production, ZA R 20 million to the WFP for the delivery of food aid and 
a ZAR 10 million contribution to the SADC Secretariat through the WFP towards the establishment of a regional early warning sys tem in relation to food security. 
2005 South Africa provided ZA R 140 million in technical and financial assistance to seven SADC countries. The effected countries were Zimbabwe, Zambia, Swaziland, Mozambique, Malawi, Lesotho and 
Namibia. The allocation was apportioned as follows: ZAR 133 million to the WFP for food relief and the remaining ZAR 7 million will be utilized to support the SADC regional early warning system.  
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2006 South Africa donated ZA R 1 million to the WFP for humanitarian projects in Zimbabwe.  
South Africa donated ZAR 1.5 million to the FAO for humanitarian projects in Somalia. 
2007 South Africa donated ZA R 1 million to the WFP for humanitarian projects in Zimbabwe.  
South Africa donated ZAR 1.5 million to the FAO for humanitarian projects in Somalia. 
2008 South Africa donated ZA R 2 million to the WFP for humanitarian projects in Madagascar, Uganda and Sudan.  
South Africa donated ZAR 1 million to the FAO for humanitarian projects in Burkina Faso and Nicaragua. 
2009 South Africa donated ZA R 1.5 million to the UN World Food Programme  (WFP) for emergency relief in Somalia due to persisting drought.  
South Africa donated ZAR 1.5 million to the World Food Programme for emergency relief in Ethiopia due to persisting drought. 
South Africa contributed ZAR 700,000 to Food and Agricultural Orga nization (FAO); and ZAR 700,000 to the WFP in response to the  UN Flash Appeal to support humanitarian assistance to Haiti, 
due to the Haiti Earthquake. 
2010 South Africa donated ZA R 1 million to the WFP for relief, following worsening food insecurity in Niger.  
South Africa contributed ZAR 1 million to the WFP to help with Democratic People's Republic of Korea – DPRK's food operations. 
2011 South Africa donated ZA R 1.5 million to FAO for humanitarian  assistance.  
South Africa provided a financial contribution of R 1.5 million to the WFP towards humanitarian crisis in the Sahel Region. 
2012 South Africa provided a financial contribution of ZA R 1 million to the WFP for the Union of Comoros, following territorial rains.  
South Africa contributed ZAR 1 million to the WFP in humanitarian assistance for food shortages in Democratic People's Republic  of Korea (DPRK). 
South Africa contributed ZAR 2 million to the WFP following its appeal to assist Malawi with its growing food insecure populati on crisis. 
South Africa donated ZAR 2.5 million to FAO for humanitarian assistance. 
2013 South African contributed ZA R 3 million to the WFP for food aid in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC); and ZA R 3 million for food aid in Namibia.  
South Africa donated ZAR 2.5 million to FAO for humanitarian assistance. 
 
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind, untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted  
 
The food aid assistance is cash based, and is done through the WFP or other organizations, therefore monetization is not applic able in this case. 
 4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 
Food aid is provided in fully grant form and is cash based.  5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 South Africa relies on the UN's WFP for needs assessment, and thus , responds to declarations of emergency and/or emergency appe als. 
 
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 
The food aid assistance is cash based, and is done through th e WFP and other organisations; therefore re-export is not applicab le in this case. 
  
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The following products were provided for food aid in the years 2001 and 2002 as notified in table ES:3. 
Table 2: Food Aid Quantities 
Year Product Description  Destination  Quantities  
2001 Maize and maize products  (10.05; 11.02.20; 11.03.13; 
11.04.23; 11.08.12; 23.02.10) Maize meal donated to victims of volcanic eruption in Goma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)  36 Tonnes  
2002 Maize and maize products  (11.02.20) Maize meal donated on appeals by Angola.  100 Tonnes  
Note: This assistance was provided in kind and monetization was not permitted. It was in fully grant form. The food aid assista nce was provided on the basis of declaration of 
emergency and an emergency appeal . Re-export was not an option. 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Marketing year starting 1 April 
Product Unit 1995-20001 2001  2002  2003-20101 
Maize and maize products Tonnes  362 1003   
1 No food aid notifiable under Table ES:3 was given during the calendar years 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 20 06, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. 
2 Maize meal donated to victims of volcanic eruption in Goma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). 
3 Maize meal donated on appeals by Angola. 
Switzerland 
1.  Product description 
 Swiss food aid is made up of aid in the form of dairy products (whole milk powder, skimmed milk powder and cheese) and food aid  financed by Switzerland and 
supplied by the international organizations, inter alia , under the World Food Programme (WFP). It is described in the "Message on Switzerland's International 
Cooperation in 2013-2016", approved by the Swiss Parliament in 2012.  
2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided 
 
Product Quantity of food aid provided  and/or financed (tonnes) 
2009/2010 
(July/June) 2010/2011 
(July/June) 2011/2012 
(July/June) 
Cereals    
 Bilateral aid    
 Wheat - - - 
 Maize - - - 
 Millet/sorghum - - - 
 Barley - - - 
 Rice - - - 
 Various - - -  
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2009/2010 
(July/June) 2010/2011 
(July/June) 2011/2012 
(July/June) 
Aid financed through international organizations    
 Wheat 2,840 7,034 2,775 
 Maize 5,018 7,834 5,564 
 Millet/sorghum 511 1,068 2,512 
 Barley - - - 
 Rice 4,288 5,040 6,655 
 Various 6,459 16,093 8,179 
Dairy products1    
 Milk powder (whole, skimmed and adapted for children) 3,212 3,967 3,144 
 Cheese 161 118 96 
Food for children (wheat-soya-milk) - - - 
Other - - - 
1 Swiss products. 
Source: World Food Programme (WFP) and Fede ral Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA). 
 
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 
Aid in kind in the form of dairy products is provided in the form of deliveries of dairy products of Swiss origin mainly throug h the WFP. As regards cereal aid, 
Switzerland contributes in cash to WFP projects for the purchase of cereals in developing countries. In addition to direct aid in the form of food products, 
Swiss humanitarian aid is provided in the form of financial contributions. The purpose of the funds assigned to that end is: to  provide logistical support and 
staff for organizations responsible for distributing foodstuffs on the ground; to establish and maintain the transport infrastr ucture; and to ensure the 
maintenance of distribution systems in the beneficiary countries. The assistance provided also includes long-term development p rogrammes as well as 
emergency relief. 
Swiss contributions to the WFP comprise payments that are earmarked for specific WFP operations as well as payments that the WF P may use as it sees fit. 
In order to stimulate the markets and local production in the countries concerned and to honour the commitments assumed under t he Food Assistance 
Convention, Switzerland encourages the purchase of local or regional goods. 
 
During the period in question, Switzerland did not resort to  the monetization of its food aid (in kind and in cash). 
 
4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 All Swiss food aid is provided on fully grant terms and not on concessional terms in addition to the WFP criteria (see question  5).
 
  
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an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 
Switzerland works closely with the WFP. It contributes to WFP op erations in accordance with the following criteria: needs (popu lations affected/urgency and 
lack of funds) and potential synergies with other Swiss programme s or in connection with the presence of a Swiss Cooperation of fice. Swiss powdered milk is 
supplied in kind and distributed according to the nutritional n eeds of children, pregnant and lactating women, and persons suff ering from HIV/AIDS or 
tuberculosis. The allocation of any contribution is discussed wi th the WFP, and the WFP's opinion and emergency appeals are tak en into account. 
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid 
 
Thus far, the re-export of food aid has not been permitted.  
 Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:3 – Calendar year 
Product Notified 
Quantity 
Unit 1995  1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001  2002  2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 
Cheese 
(processed)2 Tonnes 897 184 168 221  420 250 105 235     45 45  45 160 117 154 100.3  88.42  28.00 
Coarse 
grains1,4 Tonnes 18,33
6 14,236 22,438 8,151  12,308  1,424  2,861  1,148  8,495  5,788  11,828 11,151  11,533  11,846  6,229  9,307  4,477  9,698.65  8,857.91 
High protein products
1 Tonnes           3,521    4,618  1,939    0 0  0 1,464  1,574  2       
Meat Tonnes     2,862 1,267  1,287  0 1,812                          
Other1,5 Tonnes                       4,989  6,541  1,907  3,020  195 1,690  2,575.81  2,412.75 
Other cereal 
products1 Tonnes             203     5,713                    
Other dairy 
products Tonnes 1,646  1,179 757 833  872 777 271 2,620  1,627  620 254 516                
Pulses Tonnes             703     3,420                    
Rice1 Tonnes 17,50
0 12,685 6,381 6,533  8,169  7,851  925 9,015  5,912  5,607  6,488 6,078  8,343  5,145  4,687  5,771  5,121  4,177.40  3,979.07 
Skimmed milk powder with 
added vitamins 
and sugar
3 Tonnes 1,137  955 1,204 1,345  1,269  744 1,877  6,785  1,087  899 883 979  1,129  3,211  2,083  3,664  3,550.6  4,208.39  2,945.62 
Sugar1 Tonnes           1,769  667 762 1,943  2,562  1,154 1,830  135 1,090  229 4   1,311.42  653.07 
Vegetable oil1 Tonnes           13,129  1,753    1,753  2,586                1,674.01  1,085.38 
Wheat and 
wheat flour1 Tonnes in 
wheat 
equivalent  5,956  11,058 18,264 10,898  9,278  14,063  2,290  6,300  11,624  14,886  15,936 14,983  4,290  5,180  2,901  5,584  9,333  2,527.79  9,338.35 
Legumes and beans
1 Tonnes                                   872.12  2,472.11 
1 Including triangular transactions from de veloping country to developing country.  
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"other" in 2006 and 2007). 
2 Except in 1995 and 1996: cheese. 
3 Except in 1995 and 1996 (skimmed milk powder) and in 2007-2013 (milk powder). 
4 In 2012 and 2013, coarse grains and maize (corn) flour. 
5 In 2012, notably maize-soya blends, iodized salt and soya-forti fied rice; in 2013, notably pasta, soya-fortified rice and iodi zed salt. 
Chinese Taipei 
1.  Product description 
 Rice.  
2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided  
 In year  2014, Chinese Taipei provided 16,400 tonnes of milled rice for food aid. 
 
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 
Food aid is provided on in-kind basis on ly, and monetization is not permitted. 
 4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 
All food aid is provided in fully grant form. 
 5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 Fully grant humanitarian aid is provided to government or NGO where famine or disaster occurs. Either the government or NGO sho uld file an application form 
and provide a food aid project proposal to the Council of Agricu lture. Then the Council will fo rm a committee inviting authorit ies from the Ministry of Health and 
Welfare, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Finance to  assess the application and the project. Upon approval, an offic ial contract will be signed between 
the Council and the applicant to ensure the delivery of the food aid.   
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid  
 The contract of each food aid gives very clear instructions on wh ere the food aid should be landed and no transhipment is allow ed. The contract also forbids 
resale or conversion into other usage in the local or foreign markets.  
  
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1.  Product description 
 
Rice.  2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided  
 
500 metric tonnes.  
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 Thailand provided in-kind food aid. 
 
4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 Thailand provided food aid in fully granted form. 
 
5.  Description of relevant needs assessmen t (and by whom) and whether food aid is re sponding to a declaration of emergency or 
an emergency appeal (and by whom) 
 
Thailand provided food aid to the Philippines on  the emergency situation of typhoon Bopha in 2012. 
Thailand provided food aid to Malaysia on the emergency situation of floods and landslides in the northern states of Malaysia i n 2014. 
 
6.  Description of whether re-export of food aid is an  option under the terms of the provision of food aid  
 No condition on re-export. 
 
United States of America 
During US Fiscal Year 2013, the United States shipped 1.37 million metric tonnes of food products with a total value of USD 694  million to meet emergency and 
developmental food aid needs. In addition to this in-kind food aid, the United States also provided USD 577 million through cas h, vouchers, and locally 
procured commodities. The US food aid assisted with emergency need s in countries or regions such as the Syrian Arab Republic, t he Horn of Africa, and the 
Sahel. Along with the US responses to emergency situations, the food aid supported school feeding, health, and agricultural dev elopment activities. 
 
During US Fiscal Year 2014, the United States shipped 1.31 million metric tonnes of food products with a total value of USD 794  million to meet emergency and 
developmental food aid needs. In addition to this in-kind food aid, the United States also provided USD 866 million through cas h, vouchers, and locally 
procured commodities. The US food aid assisted with emergency needs in countries or regions such as Syria, the Horn of Africa, and the Sahel. Along with the 
US responses to emergency situations, the food aid supported sc hool feeding, health, and agricultural development activities. 
  
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The United States ships a variety of products for use in emerge ncy and developmental situations. The products include wheat, co rn, sorghum, vegetable oil, 
pulses, and fortified blended foods. Specific description s of products are available at the following website: 
http://www.fsa.usda.gov/FSA/webapp?area= home&subject=coop&topic=pas-ex-cr 
 
2.  Quantity and/or value of food aid provided 
 
Commodity Food Aid Quantity (tonnes) by Fiscal Year  
 2011  2012 2013  2014  
Beans 20,570  22,030 11,330  7,670  
Bulgu r 30,660  17,130 16,220  12,140  
Corn 117,760  12,420 42,920  1,300  
Cornmeal 9,120  32,710 33,010  37,140  
Corn-Soy Blend 110,910  62,970 71,130  67,490  
Lentils 21,340  33,600 26,560  20,340  
Nonfat Dry Mil k 30 870 -  - 
Peas 152,050  92,310 102,910  69,370  
Potatoes - 1,920 -  1,300  
Rice 144,610  186,070 76,770  98,380  
Salmon 40 - -  - 
Sorghum 301,960  307,980 300,770  482,050  
Soy flou r 230 - -  - 
Soy Fortified Bulgu r 23,410  22,930 11,560  4,450  
Soy Fortified Cornmeal 5,940  - -  500 
Soy Protein Products 80 680 -  - 
Soybean meal 22,020  25,950 72,600  54,990  
Soybeans 5,000  - -  - 
Vegetable oils 176,540  88,251 88,492  71,230  
Wheat 653,310  738,520 489,100  346,900  
Wheat Flou r 93,220  56,710 24,980  19,480  
Wheat-Soy Blend 7,940  1,870 3,890  1,720  
Emergency Food Product Meal Replacement -  830 3,080  9,350 
Total 1,896,740  1,705,751 1,375,322  1,305,760  
Data is for food aid to all destinations and is on a US Fiscal Year basis (1 October-30 September). 
 
3.  Description of whether food aid is provided on in-kind,  untied cash-based basis and whether monetization was permitted 
 The United States provides a mix of in-kind food aid, cash tran sfers, vouchers, and locally procured food. Monetization is perm itted. A limited amount is 
monetized to cover transportation costs, support health or nutri tion activities, or fund agricultural or development activities .  
  
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- 36 - During Fiscal Year 2013, the United States provided 1.37 million  tonnes of in-kind food aid with a total value of USD 694 milli on. The United States also 
provided USD 374 million in Fiscal Year 2012 and USD 577 million in  Fiscal Year 2013 of assistance through cash transfers, vouc hers, or locally and regionally 
procured food through the Emergency Food Security Program. 
 During Fiscal Year 2014, the United States provided 1.31 million  tonnes of in-kind food aid with a total value of USD 794 milli on. The United States also 
provided USD 866 million in Fiscal Year 2014 of assistance throug h cash transfers, vouchers, or locally and regionally procured  food through the Emergency 
Food Security Program. 
4.  Description of whether in fully  grant form or concessional terms 
 
All US food assistance is provided on grant terms. 
 5.  Description of Needs Assessments 
 
Food assistance responses to emergencies are provided through th e World Food Program, private voluntary organizations, and othe r qualified responders to 
emergencies. The organizations work closely with the national an d local governments in the recipient countries to identify the recipient regions and 
beneficiaries who need the programs. 
 
For developmental food aid that is distributed directly to bene ficiaries, the US Government and its implementing organizations work closely with the national 
and local governments to identify regions and beneficiaries. N eeds assessments are based on recipient government statistics tha t identify areas of poverty and 
nutritional deficiencies. This targeting is intended to in crease the consumption of food among the beneficiaries. 
 A limited portion of the in-kind food aid is monetized. The US Government works with the implementing organizations and the rec ipient governments to analyse 
the markets and choose commodities that will not disrupt local pr oduction, prices, local markets, or commercial trade. The sele cted commodities are intended 
to address shortfalls in consumption due to limitations in production, trade, or income. Monetizations are conducted in countri es that have low income, high 
stunting rates, limited foreign exchange, and limited access to trade-financing credit. The implementing organizations conduct public solicitations to ensure that 
a wide range of buyers are informed and to encourage competition to ensure that the sales occur at price levels that do not und ercut commercial transactions.  
 
6.  Allowance for Re-Export  
All US food assistance is directed to specific recipien t countries. Re-export of the assistance is not allowed. 
Food Aid Quantities – Notification ES:1 – Fiscal year (beginning 1 October) 
Ref Product Unit  1995 1996 1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003 2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011 
1 Wheat1 Tonnes1,531,2711,449,136  1,075,1873,202,192  5,315,0922,364,693  3,158,926891,4401,971,5062,429,1501,478,9111,254,7061,006,9781,273,1561,228,21398,851859,214  
2 Coarse Grains2 Tonnes 73,563 12,949  116,168 111,688  78,151 45,281  101,405 71,710 259,600 392,800 481,400 416,100 832,900 830,900 510,030 460307,980  
3 Rice Tonnes 149,716 188,503  111,252 382,710  935,575 303,276  255,920414,638 205,500 186,000 89,000 97,070 118,900 63,800 198,00025,360186,070  
4 Vegetable oils Tonnes 173,640 175,074  157,262 0  1,440,380 365,258  416,095356,460 246,300 285,600 244,800 220,280 191,100 178,600 191,710 3,180 88,251  
5 Butter and butter oil Tonnes 0 0  00  00  0 00000000 0 0  
6 Skim milk powde r Tonnes 3,445 0  00  260,576 24,204  30,040 74,650 81,300 37,200 13,800 6,480 0 100 680 0 0  
7 Cheese Tonnes 0 0  00  00  0 00000000 0 0   
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- 37 - Ref Product Unit  1995 1996 1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003 2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011 
8 Other milk products Tonnes 9,203 0  3,303 0  9,250 450  0 00000000 0 0  
9 Bovine meat Tonnes 0 0  00  44,946 0  0 00000000 0 0  
10 Pigmeat Tonnes 0 0  00  50,005 0  0 00000000 0 0  
11 Poultry meat Tonnes 0 0  00  74,163 0  0 00000000 0 0  
12 Live dairy cattle (head)  Head 00  00  00  0 00000000 0 0  
13 Eggs (dozen) Dozen  00  00  00  0 00000000 0 0  
1 Includes wheat, bulgur wheat and wheat flour on wheat equivalent basis. 
2 Includes sorghum in 1995-2003 and 2007-2010; Includes sorghum and barley in 2004-2006. 
Notification ES:3 – Fiscal  year (1 July - 30 June) 
Product  Unit 1996  
Coarse grains Tonnes  12,9491 
Rice Tonnes  188,503  
Vegetable oil Tonnes  175,074  
Wheat Tonnes  1,449,1362 
1 Sorghum. 
2 Includes wheat, bulgur wheat and wheat flour on wheat equivalent basis. 
 
Viet Nam 
Use the rights of the national reserves (Managed by the Minist ry of Finance) or specific direction of the Prime Minister. 
 
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