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DIRECTOR-GENERAL'S CONSULTATIVE FRAMEWORK 
MECHANISM ON COTTON  
 
Evolving Table - 9th Version  
 
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 (see foot note No. 17 on page 24) and the Poverty 
Reduction Support Credits (PRSCs); and, ii) Debt relief in the form of the Heavily 
Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIP C), Emergency Post-Conflict Assistance, 
Exogenous Shocks Facility and the Multila teral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI).  
 Part III was established in accordance w ith the outcome from the March 2007 
High-Level Session on Cotton1.  The purpose is to show "available" resources as 
distinguished from "committed" resources  (see footnote No. 15 on page 23 which 
describes the nature of these resources).  These could be deployed to any sector or 
activity on the basis of national development,  or poverty-reduction priorities.  In this 
section, there are no ex ante  values for the column "Status/Cotton Available 
Amounts".  Value entries will be made on th e basis of domestic capital and recurrent 
expenditures. 
• 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 TN/AG/SCC/W/7 (paragraph 2), "Director-Gene ral's Summary Remarks", High-Level Session, 
15-16 March 2007. This document has been prepa red under the Secretariat's own 
responsibility and without prejudice to the positions of Members and to 
their rights and obligations under the WTO  
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WTO DIRECTOR-GENERAL'S EVOLVING TABLE ON COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
BRAZIL Programme for the development of the cotton sector in the Cotton-4 
countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali)  US$ 5,400,000 IP 
2009-10 US$ 498,942 C4 countries 
 Programme for the development of the cotton sect or in Africa  PFS  Cotton-producing countries in 
Africa 
EUROPEAN UNION Programme on Agricultural Commodities:  EU Commodity Action Plan 
(EU/Africa Cotton Partnership) € 15,000,000 IP 
2007-10 € 4,500,000 C4 + All African producers 
 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 
 University of Cotton UPB – AproCA Subsidy (on convention UEMOA 
contribution to 9th EDF) € 687,500 IP 
2010-11  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 
  Support for national cotton sector /reforms – Budget support (with 
sectoral conditionalities) € 9,200,000 IP 
2007-10  Benin 
 Support for national cotton sector/ref orms – Complementary assistance 
(institutional support, evaluation, audit) € 800,000 IP 
2007-10  Benin 
  Rehabilitation of rural roads in cotton areas € 7,850,000 C 
2008 € 7,062,237 Benin 
 Support to the "Association interprofessionnelle du coton" (AIC) 
(Stabex funding) € 45,000 C 
2006 FD Benin 
  Cotton sector support (recapitalisa tion of the cotton companies by 
participation of the cotton producers through a grant to UNPCB) € 10,000,000 C 
2010 FD Burkina Faso 
 ACP-EU Energy Facility – 9 AC P RPR 049/24 – "Développement d'un 
marché de combustibles alternatif s autour d'une usine de production 
cotonnière au Burkina Faso" € 323,665 D 
2009  Burkina Faso 
 FOOD/2007/144-063 – "Amélioration de la  fertilité des sols dans les 
exploitations biologiques de la zo ne cotonnière du Burkina Faso" € 1,053,697 IP 
2008-11 € 206,830 Burkina Faso 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
EU (cont'd) Cotton arrears settlement (debt payments) € 4,000,000 C 
2008 FD Central African Republic 
 Support to cotton sector reform  € 174,242 C 
2008 FD Chad 
 Support to institutional restructuring (Stabex funding) € 304,898 IP 
2009-10 € 152,449 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Support to animal trac tion agriculture ("cult ure attelée") (Stabex 
funding) € 4,249,157 IP 
2009-10 € 3,295,851 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Support to Cotton Producers' Organizations (Stabex funding) € 1,524,490 IP 
2009-10 € 1,411,744 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Short-term technical assistance to Ministry of Agriculture (Stabex 
funding) € 147,889 C 
2008 € 146,047 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Long-term technical a ssistance to Intercoton (Stabex funding) € 392,757 IP 
2009-10 € 137,402 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Long-term technical assi stance to Ministry 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'ivoire 
 Miscellaneous studies (Stabex funding) € 496,340 C 
2006-09 € 496,093 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Compensation for farmers and LCCI employees (Stabex funding) € 9,817,717 IP 
2009- € 9,696,996 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Cotton road rehabilitation (Stabex funding) € 4,581,795 C 
2007-08 € 2,738,420 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Seed-production Programme (Stabex funding) € 477,882 IP 
2008-10 € 301,194 Côte d'Îvoire 
 Rehabilitation of "Salle de classement" (Stabex funding) € 990,919 IP 
2009-10 € 941,369 Côte d'Ivoire 
 Compensation workers CIDT (Flex 2006-07 funding) € 2,000,000 PFS 
2009-10  Côte d'Ivoire 
 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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WTO DIRECTOR-GENERAL'S EVOLVING TABLE ON COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
EU (cont'd) Roads/tracks rehabilitation in cotton growing areas (Flex 2006-07 
funding) € 11,000,000 PFS 
2009-11  Côte d'Ivoire 
 Support to revival plan for cotton sector (Flex 2008) € 10,000,000 PFS 
2010-12  Côte d'Ivoire 
 Support to cotton sectoral reform – Fixed tranche € 3,700,000 C 
2007 € 3,000,000 Mali 
 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 € 4,103,114 IP 
2008-09 € 3,892,717 Mali 
 Compensation organic and fair-trade cotton € 600,000 
 IP € 139,293 Mali 
 Promotion of organic and fair-trade cotton in Mali € 725,000 C 
2008 FD Mali 
 National Cotton Institute:  extension and technical assistance to 
smallholders by cotton concessionary companies for crop diversification € 5,000,000 IP 
2002-08 € 4,700,000 Mozambique 
 Institutional building to National Institute of Cotton, rehabilitation of 
testing laboratories, equi pment and vehicle supply € 1,550,000 C 
2007 FD Mozambique 
 National Institute of Agriculture Research:  identification, adaptation 
and multiplication of cotton varieties € 1,500,000 IP 
2007-11 € 550,000 Mozambique 
 Extension and technical assistance to smallholders by cotton 
concessionary companies to st rengthen cotton farming system € 400,000 IP 
2008-10 € 150,000 Mozambique 
 Cotton quality, diversification, stre ngthening of producers' organisations 
(Stabex funding) € 4,000,000 IP 
2007-09 € 1,200,000 Senegal 
 Support to cotton roads rehabilitation (Stabex 90-94 funding) € 3,658,776 IP 
2007-09 € 3,290,875 Togo 
 Support to cotton roads rehabilitation (Stabex 95-99 funding) € 1,000,000 IP 
2008-09 € 824,897 Togo 
 Support to cotton roads rehabilitation (Stabex 95-99 funding) € 4,030,818 IP 
2009-10  Togo 
 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
EU (cont'd) Support to the cotton sector: study  on human resources of  SOTOCO  € 172,000 IP 
2008-09 € 80,184 Togo 
 Support to restructuring and consolidation of cotton producers' 
organizations € 1,372,041 PFS 
2009  Togo 
 Funding of shares of producers' federation in capital base of SOTOCO € 1,242,459 IP 
2008-10 € 984,699 Togo 
 Support to the cotton sector:  multipur pose storage facilities € 1,303,439 IP 
2009-10 € 831,016 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 FD Zimbabwe 
 Cotton farmers training support € 814,900 C 
2009 FD Zimbabwe 
 Cotton farmers training support € 505,000 C 
2010 FD Zimbabwe 
FRANCE Commodity Risk Management € 210,000 C 
 FD West African countries 
 Value chain cotton sector support € 2,000,000 D 
2007-09  West & Central African 
countries 
 Strengthening of regional approach in EU-Africa Partnership: i) launch 
of a regional platform for bi otechnologies and phytosanitary 
coordination; ii) strengthening an d capacity building of producer 
associations; iii) control of se ctoral information management 
(development of a cotton observatory and structuring of a regional 
information system on cotton) € 2,000,000 IP 
2006-09 € 658,000 West & Central African 
countries 
 Fair trade and organic cotton € 4,700,000 IP 
2008-12  West & Central African 
countries 
 Price risk management facility € 10,000,000 S 
  West African countries 
 Value chain cotton sector support  € 6,800,000 C 
2007 FD Mali (Kita region) 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
FRANCE (cont'd) Strengthening competitiv eness of cotton products € 10,000,000 D 
2006-07  Mali 
 Building capacities of farmers and their organisations €11,000,000 D 
2009-  Mali 
 Improvement of productivity and sustainabil ity of farms in cotton areas € 2,800,000 IP 
2007-13  Mali 
 Reinforcement of governance of cotto n sector within the framework of 
the institutional reform: strengthening the capacities of the cooperatives 
and their unions; supporting the in terprofessional dialogue; and 
supporting the development of a concerted policy in cotton areas € 8,200,000 IP 
2007-13  Mali 
 Loan for industrial programme to Faso-Coton € 15,000,000 D 
2006  Burkina Faso 
 Concessional loan fonds de lissage coton € 15,000,000 C 
2007 FD Burkina Faso 
 Technical & financial support for cotton producers' organizations € 4,300,000 C 
2006 € 4,198,998 Burkina Faso 
 Capacity building of producer organizations € 11,000,000 IP 
2006- € 6,368,135 Burkina Faso 
 Loan to SOCOMA for industrial programme € 15,200,000 S 
2005- € 12,699,564 Burkina Faso 
 Support for, and enhancement of, family and other cotton producers € 10,000,000 IP 
2006-12 € 1,391,704 Benin 
 Cotton sector reform € 1,850,000 IP 
2002-09 € 1,552,522 Benin 
 Financing of ginning factory € 10,000,000 C 
2006 FD Cameroon 
 Improve soil fertility and promote no-till system € 8,900,000 D 
2007-  Cameroon 
 Capacity building through the "Interprofe ssion sénégalaise du coton" € 1,000,000 D 
2007-  Senegal 
 Loan to SODEFITEX (industrial progr amme, capacity building) € 10,000,000 D 
2006-07  Senegal 
 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
GERMANY "Cotton Made in Africa" partnershi p; sustainable cultivation € 4,000,000 IP 
2005-10 € 3,800,000 African countries 
 Implementation of EU-Africa we bsite (www.coton-forum.org) in 
French and English € 20,000 C 
2006 FD All African countries 
 Promotion of cotton value chains in S ub-Saharan African countries € 12,000,000 IP 
2009-12 € 3,000,000 Western and Eastern Africa 
 Support to follow-up & coordination of cotton secretariat € 100,000 C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso 
 Promotion of production standards 
 € 50,000 D  Burkina Faso 
 Study on competitiveness and ecological sustainability of different 
cotton production systems € 130,000 C 
2005 FD Benin 
 Public-Private-Partnership Alafia-C oton biologique et equitable dans la 
reserve de biosphere de la Pendjari € 200,000 IP 
2008-10 € 100,000 Benin 
 Conservation and NR management .  Technical an d organisational 
support to small cotton farmers € 12,000,000 IP 
2007-10 € 3,000,000 Benin 
 Diversification of cotton production € 60,000 C 
2006 FD Chad 
 Public-Private-Partnership orga nic cotton certification € 300,000 IP 
2007-10 € 250,000 Malawi 
 Public-Private-Partnership for the establishment of a certified organic 
cotton production € 500,000 IP 
2010-12 € 40,000 Uganda 
NETHERLANDS Non-Chemical Pest Management € 500,000 PFS 
2007-10  Benin 
 Cotton made in Africa € 42,000 C 
2006 FD Sub-Saharan Africa, Benin 
 Cotton competitiveness enhancement € 450,000 IP 
2006-09  Benin 
 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL 
DONOR   
        
NETHERLANDS 
(cont'd) Support to Unions of Communal Cotton Producers (UCPC) € 37,000 C 
2005-06 FD Benin 
 Support to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MIC) € 42,000 IP 
2005-07  Benin 
 Support to Unions of Communal Cotton Producers (UCPC) € 2,300,000 PFS 
2007-12  Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali 
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 Dissemination of impr oved seeds  US$ 2,532,802 IP 
2008-11  Burkina Faso 
 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 fa rmers' cooperatives US$ 664,352 C 
2004-05 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 
US Ministerial level cap acity building on Science and Technology and Bio 
safety Training (Specifically re quested by the C4 during cotton 
consultations) US$ 520,000 C 
2005 FD African countries 
 West African Cotton Improvement Programme (WACIP) US$ 27,000,000 IP 
2005-10  C4 + Senegal 
 Biotechnology and Biosafety Awareness Workshop US$ 50,000 PFS 
2009  C4 + Senegal 
 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
US (cont'd) 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 
FAO Sub-Regional Programme for Integrated Production & Pest 
Management (IPPM) through Farmer Field Schools (FFS) - 
40,000 cotton farmers targeted for full-season FFS training US$ 2,000,000 IP 
2006-10  Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, 
Senegal (+ Guinea, Mauritania 
and Niger for GEF project)  
CFC (in partnership 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 
 Price-risk management for cotton farmers US$ 1,500,000 PFS 
2010  Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe 
 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 te sting for cotton (study) US$ 100,000 C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso, Mali, Tanzania 
 Cotton processing  US$ 2,500,000 PFS 
2010-14  West African countries 
 National cotton classificat ion systems US$ 4,000,000 PFS 
2011-14  Nigeria + other countries 
 By-product uses of cotton US$ 3,000,000 PFS 
2010-13  Zambia 
 Elimination of insectic ides from intensive farm ing practices US$ 5,000,000 PFS 
2010-14  All African producers 
 Supply of certified planting seed to small growers US$ 2,000,000 PFS 
2010-12  All African producers 
 Improving cotton production efficiency in sm all-scale farming systems US$ 1,500,000 IP 
2010  Kenya, Mozambique 
CFC (with intended 
EC co-financing) Prevention of seed cotton contamina tion in West Africa US$ 5,500,000 IP 
2010 US$ 100,000 Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali 
CFC (with EC co-
financing) Commercial standardization of instrume nt testing of cotton US$ 5,000,000 IP 
2007 US$ 2,000,000 Cotton exporters, with Mali and 
Tanzania as African partners 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
ICAC (in partnership 
w/CFC and USAID) Workshops on the use of biotechnology in cotton US$ 330,000 C 
2007 FD All African producers 
ITC Cotton Exporter's 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 
Programme US$ 100,000 C 
2008 FD Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, 
Uganda, Zambia, African Cotton 
Textiles Industry Federation 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 Tr aining 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 valu e added from cotton to downstream 
products (e.g. clothing) for Common Market for Eastern and Southern 
Africa (COMESA) and African Co tton Textiles Industry Federation 
(ACTIF) US$ 50,000 C 
2009 FD COMESA, East African 
Community (EAC) and Southern 
African Development 
Community (SADC) 
 Strategy formulation for valu e added from cotton to downstream 
products (e.g. clothing) for West  African Economic and Monetary 
Union (WAEMU) and Economic Communi ty of Central African States 
(ECCAS) US$ 200,000 IP  WAEMU, ECCAS and ACA 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
REGIONAL 
AGENCY   
        
ITC (cont'd) 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 Capacity 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 Marketing Programme 
in 2010 US$ 200,000 PFS  West and Central African 
countries 
 Joint ITC/China and India Capac ity Building and Cotton Marketing 
Programme in 2010 US$ 150,000 PFS  East and Southern African cotton 
producing countries 
 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$ 120,000 PFS  African countries 
 Joint ITC/Bangladesh and Vietna m Capacity Buil ding and Cotton 
Marketing Programme (May 2010) US$ 150,000 IP  Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, 
Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, 
Senegal, Togo 
 Executive course on cotton trading and marketing ("Cotton School") 
based on the Cotton Exporter's Guide US$ 500,000 PFS  Cotton exporters in Africa 
 On-line e-learning module for the Cotton Exporter's Guide 
 US$ 250,000 PFS  Cotton exporters 
 Quality improvement through reduc ing cotton contamination through a 
close alliance with cotton consuming spinning mills in Asia US$ 250,000 PFS  Burkina Faso, Mali, Tanzania, 
Uganda 
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 Instrumen Co tton 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 
 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement.  
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Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
REGIONAL 
AGENCY   
        
UNIDO (cont'd) International Training Wo rkshop 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 Study 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 Textiles US$ 60,000 C 
2008 FD WAEMU countries 
 Benchmarking 11 Sub-Saharan A frican 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 
 Rehabilitation of a Cotton Cl assing Centre US$ 1,300,000 IP 
2009  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 IP 
2009  Benin, Burkina Faso and Mali 
 International Training Workshop on Sustainable Cotton Production, 
27/09/10-08/10/10, Bursa, Turkey US$ 46,000 IP 
2010  Africa, Asia and CIS countries 
 Development of South-South Cooperati on with India and China US$ 1,200,000 PFS 
2008  Sub-Saharan cotton producing 
countries 
WORLD BANK4 Cotton Reform Support 
 US$ 18,000,000 C 
2009 FD Benin 
 Agricultural Diversification and Market Development Project5 
 US$ 5,000,000 IP US$ 455,424 Burkina Faso 
 Cotton Seminar  US$ 85,000 C 
2006 FD Burkina Faso 
 Agricultural Services and Producer Organizations Project 
 US$ 3,350,000 C 
2008 FD Chad 
 Implementation of Cotton Strategy US$ 195,000 C 
2006 FD Chad 
 Agricultural Competitiveness and Diversification Project 
 US$ 1,000,000 C FD Mali 
                                                      
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement. 
4 Entries reflect US dollar conversions of SDRs.  Disbursements and undisbursed balances reflect current value and may differ fr om original nominal amount. 
5 For projects where cotton is a component of a larger agricultural project, the Government, in conjunction with the Bank, has d etermined an allocation which is cotton-
specific.  
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PART I – COTTON SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
REGIONAL 
AGENCY   
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd)  Agricultural Service and Producer  Organization Support Project 
(PASAOP) US$ 2,400,000 C FD Mali 
 Capacity Building for Mali Cotton Producer Organizations 
 US$ 1,000,000 IP US$ 600,000 Mali 
 Comparative Analysis of Cotton Sector Reforms in SSA 
 US$ 290,000 IP  Sub-Saharan Africa 
 Cotton Sector Policy Reform in We st and Central Africa US$ 1,300,000 C 
2006 FD West and Central Africa 
ADB (+ FAO + 
WAEMU in 
partnership) Cotton Multinational Competitiveness Programme US$ 54,600,000 IP 
2006- US$ 2,016,9506 Benin (US$ 12,480,000), 
Burkina Faso (US$ 15,600,000), 
Chad (US$ 7,800,000), 
Mali (US$ 15,600,000), 
WAEMU (US$ 3,120,000) 
Integrated 
Framework DTIS preparation, including co tton sector analysis US$ 300,000 C 
2006 FD Benin 
 DTIS preparation, including cotton sector analysis 
 US$ 300,000 IP  Burkina Faso 
 DTIS preparation, including co tton sector analysis US$ 300,000 C 
2006 FD Chad 
 DTIS preparation, including co tton sector analysis US$ 300,000 C 
2006 FD Mali 
JITAP Cotton sector export strategy US$ 100,000 C 
2005 FD Malawi 
 
 
  
 
   
                                                     
 
2 Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3 FD reflects full disbursement. 
6 The disbursement value was provided in Units of Account (UA).  It totalled UA 1,292,917, which exchanges at US$ 1.56 to UA 1.  
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VALUES 
 
Total value of cotton specific development assistance for 41 African beneficiaries and others7: US$ 551,772,092 
     Of which, total value of cotton specific de velopment assistance principally targeted at the C4
8: US$ 111,254,682 
 
Specific cotton development assistance values for9: 
  Benin:   US$   84,397,066   Burkina Faso:  US$   94,454,138   Chad:   US$   11,936,374   Mali:   US$   63,029,092  
Total value of disbursed amounts:        US$ 266,629,212 
 
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS 
 Programmes/Projects/Activities Total:  161 
 
Operational implementation status Count by category Percentage share in total 
   by category code   programmes/projects/activities 
 
PFS (Project Formulation Stage) 21 13% 
 
IP (In Progress) 56 35%  C (Completed) 83 52%  
S (Suspended) 2  
 D (Discontinued) 8   Non-specified implementation category 0   
                                                     
 
7 The 41 African beneficiaries are those specifi cally identified in Part I of this Table. 
8 This value is the sum of projects specifi cally designed for the C4 as a group.  
9 These individual country values are additiona l to the value of C4-designed projects above.  
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PART II – AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTU RE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE10 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL DONOR     
      
CANADA Capacity building for food  security and natural resource 
management (CILSS project) US$ 3,846,150 IP 
2007-10 US$ 2,676,920 Burkina Faso, Cape-Verde, 
Chad, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, 
Mali, Mauritania, Niger, 
Senegal 
 Sahel Observatory (OSS) Water Resources Project (water flow 
study, combat desertification a nd construct irrigation systems) US$ 2,538,460 IP 
2005-10 US$ 2,076,920 Algeria, Burkina Faso, Cape-
Verde, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, 
Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, 
Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, 
Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Mali, 
Mauritania, Morocco, Tunisia, 
Uganda  
 Integrated Niger Basin Initiative Capacity building for water 
management - Niger Basin Authority (NBA) US$ 1,923,080 IP 
2009-10 US$ 461,540 Niger, Benin, Mali, Chad, 
Burkina Faso, Cameroon, 
Guinea, Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire 
 Forum for agricultural research in Africa (FARA II); c/building 
for natural resource mgt; gene tic resources mtg, BT, policy-
making and market development US$ 4,230,770 C 
2009 FD Pan-African 
 Forum for agricultural research in Africa (FARA III); c/building 
for natural resource mgt; gene tic resources mtg, BT, policy-
making and market development US$ 7,692,310 IP 
2009-14  Pan-African 
 Biosciences East and Central Africa (BecA) Centre (research 
programmes in agriculture, health and environment) US$ 23,076,920 IP 
2004-10 US$ 19,730,770 Pan-African 
 Financial Centre for Entrepreneurs/Agricultural Financial 
Centre US$ 3,846,150 IP 
2009-14 US$ 338,460 Burkina Faso 
GERMANY Conservation and management of  natural resources € 12,000,000 IP 
2007-10   Benin 
NETHERLANDS Improving regional input markets € 7,169,600 IP 
2002-07  West African countries 
 Strategic Alliance for Agricultural Development in Africa € 16,000,000 IP 
2006-10  Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali 
 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories ex ist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10 Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotton sector within the broader framework of agriculture and infrast ructure-related development assistance.
  
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Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL DONOR     
      
JAPAN Grant assistance for underp rivileged farmers US$ 1,163,000 C 
2006 FD Benin 
 TA/training:  IPM + soil dia gnosis 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 underpri vileged 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 underpri vileged 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 fo r small-scale farmers US$ 340,000 C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso 
 Regional training on women integra tion in rural development US$ 20,761 C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso 
 Management of natural resources and agricultural production by 
GIS (Geographic Info System) US$ 20,761 C 
2005 FD Burkina Faso 
 Capacity-building seminar on th e integration of women in rural 
development US$ 20,761 C 
2005 FD Burkina Faso 
 Agriculture and rural development advisor US$ 332,170 C 
2007 FD Burkina Faso 
 Policy advisor for agricultural and rural development US$ 332,170 D 
2007-09  Burkina Faso 
 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories ex ist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10 Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotton sector within the broader framework of agriculture and infrast ructure-related development assistance. 
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PART II – AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTU RE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE10 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL DONOR     
      
JAPAN (cont'd) TA/Training:  soil di agnosis 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 
 Short term expert "rural development" US$ 141,175 C 
2006 FD Chad 
 Extension for small-scal e irrigation technology C 
2005 FD Malawi 
 Irrigation infrastructure management US$ 373,698 C 
2005 FD Malawi 
 Agricultural mechanisation for sust ainable farming sy stem 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$ 2,483,016 IP 
2005-10  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 planni ng and management II US$ 41,522 C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Operation and management of ir rigation canal systems US$ 20,761 C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Capacity-building seminar on th e 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 
 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories ex ist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10 Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotton sector within the broader framework of agriculture and infrast ructure-related development assistance. 
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PART II – AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTU RE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE10 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL DONOR     
      
JAPAN (cont'd) Grant assistance for underprivileged farmers US$ 3,405,000 C 
2005 FD Mali 
 Grant assistance for underpri vileged farmers US$ 3,986,049 C 
2008 FD Mali 
 Project for reinforcement of dredging ca pabilities for Beira Port US$ 17,987,330 C 
2005 FD Mozambique 
 Integrated agricultural developm ent project for family sector 
farmers in Chokwe irrigation scheme US$ 3,520,000 IP 
2007-10  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 sustaina ble management of natural 
resources and agriculture US$ 20,761 C 
2005 FD Mozambique 
 Integrated agricultural and rural development through 
participation of local farmers II US$ 20,761 C 
2005 FD Mozambique 
 Agricultural extension planni ng 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 transportation. 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 planni ng and management II US$ 42,352 C 
2005 FD Tanzania 
 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories ex ist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10  Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotto n sector within the broader fram ework of agriculture and infras tructure-related development assistance.  
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PART II – AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTU RE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE10 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
BILATERAL DONOR     
      
JAPAN (cont'd) Capacity support for agri cultural 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 maintenance 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. Approval for Benin 
Compact US$ 307,000,000 IP 
2006-11  Benin 
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board US$ 6,500,000 C 
2005 FD Senegal 
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board US$ 460,000,000 IP 
2007-12  Mali 
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board 
 US$ 480,000,000 IP  Burkina Faso 
 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Support to facilitate 
agricultural exports from West Africa US$ 1,500,000 IP 
2005-  West Africa 
 Initiative to End Hunger in Africa (IEHA), includes support to 
CAADP US$ 200,000,000 IP 
2006-11  African countries 
 African Global Competitiveness Initiative US$ 200,000,000 IP 
2005-10  African countries 
 ECOWAS - support to West Africa US$ 9,500,000 IP 
2005-  ECOWAS 
 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories ex ist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10  Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotto n sector within the broader fram ework of agriculture and infras tructure-related development assistance.  
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PART II – AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTU RE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE10 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY      
US (cont'd) Overseas Private Invest ment Corp. – The Citibank Africa 
Facility providing investment guarantees US$ 125,000,000 IP 
2005-  Mali, Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, 
Angola, Botswana, Cameroon, 
Ethiopia, Keny a, Mozambique, 
Tanzania and Uganda 
 Overseas Private Investment Corp. – The EMP Africa 
Infrastructure Fund US$ 100,000,000 IP 
2005-  ECOWAS 
 USTDA Agribusiness and Rail Integra tion Work in West Africa US$ 952,000 C 
2005 FD West Africa 
 SPS capacity building for animal/p lant health and food safety; 
Maximum residue level harmonization workshops US$ 83,000 C 
2009 FD Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, 
Senegal 
 Food for Progress Programme to encourage agriculture 
development and improved trade capacity (food security 
reserves, vocational training, mi cro-credit, wate r and sanitation 
projects, Borlaug Fellowships) US$ 12,600,000 IP 
2006-10 US$ 9,000,000 Mali 
 Millennium Challenge Corporation Board US$ 540,000,000 IP 
2009-2014  Senegal 
 Food for Progress; capacity building to strengthen capacity of 
farmer organizations, market deve lopment, agricultural training, 
micro-credit US$ 18,100,000 IP 
2009-11  Senegal 
 Food for Progress Programme - capacity building to encourage 
agricultural development and improve trade capacity, including 
market development and micro-credit US$ 7,400,000 IP 
2008-10  Senegal 
 West Africa Biosafety training;  workshop for 90 participants on 
biotechnology and biosafety capacity building US$ 48,000 C 
2009 FD Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, 
Ghana, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, 
Togo 
FAO (in partnership with 
ICAC) Apparel fibre consumption survey US$ 50,000 C 
2007 FD All cotton producing countries 
WORLD BANK W/Bank + GE F Regional Bio-safety Programme:  GM Crop 
Evaluation/Testing Framework (US + French AFD support) US$ 24,300,000 PFS  Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Guinée -Bissau, Mali, 
Niger, Senegal and Togo 
 Agricultural Diversification and Market Development Project 
 US$ 61,000,000 IP US$ 6,011,602 Burkina Faso 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories exist:  PFS:  project fo rmulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  susp ended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10 Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotton sector within the broader framework of agriculture and infrast ructure-related development assistance.  
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PART II – AGRICULTURE AND INFRASTRUCTU RE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE10 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status2 Disbursement 
Status3 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY      
WORLD BANK (cont'd) Agricultural Servi ces and Producer Organizations Project 
 US$ 16,650,000 C 
2008 FD Chad 
 Agricultural Services 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 Diversification Project 
 US$ 46,400,000 IP US$ 12,668,929 Mali 
 West Africa Agricultural Pr oductivity Progr amme (WAAPP) 
 US$ 45,000,000 IP US$ 4,091, 556 Ghana, Mali, Senegal11 
 Fostering Agricultural Productivity in Mali 
 US$ 127,500,000 PFS  Mali 
 Agricultural Productivity and Food Security Project 
 US$ 40,000,000 IP  Burkina Faso 
 Agricultural Competitiveness Project 
 US$ 60,000,000 IP  Cameroon 
 Productive Safety Net APL III 
 US$ 480,000,000 IP  Ethiopia 
 Agriculture and Infrastructure Development Project – 
Additional Financing US$ 16,000,000 IP  Liberia 
 Community Based Rural Land Development Project 
 US$ 10,000,000 IP  Malawi 
 Sustainable Land Management Project – Global Environment 
Facility US$ 4,800,000 IP  Senegal 
 Additional Financing for Agri cultural Sector Development 
Project  US$ 30,000,000 IP  Tanzania 
 Accelerated Food Security 
 US$ 160,000,000 IP  Tanzania 
 Additional Financing for Tanzan ia Second Social Action Fund 
(TASAF II) US$ 30,000,000 IP  Tanzania 
                                                      
2  Five operational implementation categories ex ist:  PFS:  project formulation stage; IP:  in progress; C:  completed;  S:  sus pended;  D:  discontinued. 
3  FD reflects full disbursement. 
10  Part II contains development assistance provided for the cotto n sector within the broader fram ework of agriculture and infras tructure-related development assistance. 
11 Each country to receive a US$ 15 ,000,000 credit in the first phase of this Adaptable Program Loan;  the APL can accommodate oth er countries joining in subsequent 
phases.  
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VALUES 
 
Total value of agriculture and infrastructure-related deve lopment assistance for 35 African beneficiaries and others12: US$ 3,860,991,532 
      Of which, total value of agriculture and infrastru cture-related development assistance principally targeted at C4
13: US$    173,511,355 
 
Agriculture and infrastructure-related development assistance value for14: 
  Benin US$ 323,355,537 
  Burkina Faso: US$ 597,793,292 
  Chad: US$   16,791,175 
  Mali US$ 739,250,615 
 
Total value of disbursed amounts: US$ 229,274,678 
 
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS 
 Programmes/Projects/Activities Total:  94 
 
Operational implementation status by cate gory  Count by category Percentage sha re in total programmes/projects/activities 
 
PFS (Project Formulation Stage) 2 2% 
 
IP (In Progress) 36 38% 
 C (Completed) 56 60%  S (Suspended) 0  
 
D (Discontinued) 1   Non-specified implementation category 0    
                                                     
 
12 The 35 African beneficiaries are those specifi cally identified in Part II of this Table. 
13 This value is the sum of projects specifi cally designed for the C4 as a group. 
14 These individual country values are additiona l to the value of C4-designed projects above.  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
IMF Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative (MDRI) 16 US$ 54,308,840 C 
2006  Benin 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 93,423,240 C 
2006  Burkina Faso 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 41,387,016 C 
2009  Burundi 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 85,449,920 C 
2006  Cambodia 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 260,712,520 C 
2006  Cameroon 
 Multilateral Debt Relief In itiative (MDRI) US$ 6,270,760 C 
2009  Central African Republic 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 12,384,751 C 
2010  Congo, Republic of 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 168,643,240 C 
2006  Ethiopia 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 14,854,350 C 
2007  Gambia, The 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 399,267,760 C 
2006  Ghana 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 206,554,120 C 
2006  Madagascar 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 57,016,760 C 
2006  Malawi 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 112,980,440 C 
2006  Mali 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 49,494,760 C 
2006  Mauritania 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 160,369,040 C 
2006  Mozambique 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available for future public expenditures, with possibilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives). 
16 MDRI resources are intended to be used to meet the Millennium Development Goals.  Cotton sector development could be a compone nt 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 Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
IMF (cont'd) Multilateral Debt Relie f Initiative (MDRI) US$ 116,741,440 C 
2006  Niger 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 79,281,880 C 
2006  Rwanda 
 Multilateral Debt Relief In itiative (MDRI) US$ 2,212,350 C 
2007  Sao Tome & Principe 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 150,891,320 C 
2006  Senegal 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 176,466,120 C 
2006  Sierra Leone 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 352,029,600 C 
2006  Tanzania 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 131,935,880 C 
2006  Uganda 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI)  US$ 605,671,440 C 
2006  Zambia 
 Extended Credit Facility17 US$ 39,192,250 C 
2009  Benin 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 109,511,325 C 
2007  Burundi 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 277,561,800 C 
2006  Ghana 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 282,184,200 C 
2010  Haiti 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 114,441,370 C 
2009  Madagascar 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 58,792,106 C 
2008  Malawi 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 14,743,733 C 
2007  Mali 
 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available for future public expenditures, with possib ilities for cotton, at the discretion of the  government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives).  
17 The Extended Credit Facility replaces the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility.    
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Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
IMF (cont'd) Extended Credit Facility US$ 17,951,640 C 
2007  Mozambique 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 10,134,977 C 
2008  Niger 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 12,557,197 C 
2009  Rwanda 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 36,511,788 C 
2006  Senegal 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 29,486,240 C 
2006  Tanzania 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 522,026,800 D 
2003-06  Bangladesh 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 36,225,952 D 
2003-06  Burkina Faso 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 28,602,814 D 
2005-08  Cameroon 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 38,814,804 D 
2005-08  Chad 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 86,897,948 D 
2004-07  Congo, Republic of 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 263,270,000 D 
2003-06  Kenya 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 9,688,336 D 
2003-06  Mauritania 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 25,239,809 D 
2006-09  Mauritania 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 75,084,604 D 
2003-06  Nepal 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 4,559,199 D 
2005-08  Sao Tome & Principe 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 347,813,025 D 
2004-07  Zambia 
 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available for future public expenditures, with possib ilities for cotton, at the discretion of the  government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives). 
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
IMF (cont'd) Extended Credit Facility US$ 124,191,630 IP 
2006-10  Afghanistan, I.R. of 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 73,595,040 IP 
2007-10  Burkina Faso 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 70,835,226 IP 
2008-11  Burundi 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 107,326,100 IP 
2006-10  Central African Republic 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 21,465,220 IP 
2009-12  Comoros 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 530,497,580 IP 
2009-12  Congo, Democratic Rep. of 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 12,971,126 IP 
2008-11  Congo, Republic of 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 573,428,020 IP 
2009-12  Côte d'Ivoire 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 19,502,686 IP 
2008-11  Djibouti 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 38,330,750 IP 
2007-11  Gambia, The 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 593,360,010 IP 
2009-12  Ghana 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 107,326,100 IP 
2007-10  Guinea 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 366,472,635 IP 
2008-11  Liberia 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 79,727,960 IP 
2010-13  Malawi 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 42,915,108 IP 
2008-11  Mali 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 118,442,018 IP 
2010-13  Mauritania 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives).  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
IMF (cont'd) Extended Credit Facility US$ 35,310,287 IP 
2008-11  Niger 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 4,538,361 IP 
2009-12  Sao Tome & Principe 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 79,727,960 IP 
2006-10  Sierra Leone 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 128,791,320 IP 
2008-11  Togo 
 Extended Credit Facility US$ 337,310,600 IP 
2008-11  Zambia 
 Emergency Post-conflict Assistance US$ 10,474,385 C 
2006  Central African Republic 
 Emergency Post-conflict  Assistance US$ 1,713,550 C 
2008  Comoros 
 Emergency Post-conflict Assistance US$ 64,237,163 C 
2007  Côte d'Ivoire 
 Emergency Post-conflict Assistance US$ 62,611,976 C 
2008  Côte d'Ivoire 
 Emergency Post-conflict  Assistance US$ 5,467,959 C 
2008  Guinea-Bissau 
 Emergency Post-conflict  Assistance US$ 2,782,650 C 
2009  Guinea-Bissau 
 Emergency Natural Disaster  Assistance US$ 205,356,498 C 
2008  Bangladesh 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 3,427,101 C 
2008  Comoros 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 52,400,038 C 
2009  Ethiopia 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 81,519,880 C 
2009  Malawi 
 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives).  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
IMF (cont'd) Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 236,117,420 IP 
2009-10  Ethiopia 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 174,788,220 IP 
2009-10  Mozambique 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 185,520,830 IP 
2008-09  Senegal 
 Exogenous Shocks Facility US$ 335,777,370 IP 
2009-10  Tanzania 
 Stand-by Arrangement US$ 1,317,044,570 IP 
2009-12  Angola 
WORLD BANK Heavily Indebted P oor Countries (HIPC) Initiative18 US$ 84,456,189 IP 
2006 
onwards  Benin 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 192,853,175 IP 
2006 
onwards  Burkina Faso 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 210,499,197 IP 
2006 
onwards  Cameroon 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 1,145,097,535 IP 
2006 
onwards  Ethiopia 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 1,265,982,758 IP 
2006 
onwards  Ghana 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 361,000,109 IP 
2006 
onwards  Madagascar 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives). 
18 HIPC initiative refers to the nominal debt relief service to 41 eligible countries with the aim of linking debt relief with po verty reduction. MDRI is augmented debt 
relief to HIPC countries that have reached their completion point (100% debt cancellation to monies owed to IDA, IMF, and AfDB) .  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd) Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 153,205,446 IP 
2006 
onwards  Mali 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 136,734,044 IP 
2006 
onwards  Mauritania 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 35,255,412 IP 
2006 
onwards  Mozambique 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 353,831,982 IP 
2006 
onwards  Niger 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 635,511,668 IP 
2006 
onwards  Rwanda 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 89,852,606 IP 
2006 
onwards  Senegal 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 904,054,076 IP 
2006 
onwards  Tanzania 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 520,164,228 IP 
2006 
onwards  Uganda 
 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative US$ 756,141,097 IP 
2006 
onwards  Zambia 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 712,726,173 IP 
2006 
onwards  Benin 
 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives).  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd) Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 767,888,739 IP 
2006 
onwards  Burkina Faso 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 850,265,961 IP 
2006 
onwards  Cameroon 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 2,441,715,309 IP 
2006 
onwards  Ethiopia 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 3,119,123,991 IP 
2006 
onwards  Ghana 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 1,840,368,579 IP 
2006 
onwards  Madagascar 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 1,311,377,991 IP 
2006 
onwards  Mali 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 571,876,922 IP 
2006 
onwards  Mauritania 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 1,360,286,563 IP 
2006 
onwards  Mozambique 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 778,437,223 IP 
2006 
onwards  Niger 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Ini tiative (MDRI) US$ 378,782,547 IP 
2006 
onwards  Rwanda 
 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives).  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
WORLD BANK 
(cont'd) Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 1,921,597,351 IP 
2006 
onwards  Senegal 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 2,926,838,234 IP 
2006 
onwards  Tanzania 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 2,890,953,703 IP 
2006 
onwards  Uganda 
 Multilateral Debt Relief Initia tive (MDRI) US$ 1,961,547,460 IP 
2006 
onwards  Zambia 
W/B Support Credits19 First Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-1) 
 US$ 45,000,000 C  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 III 
 US$ 2,000,000 PFS  Mali 
 Fourth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-4) 
 US$ 40,000,000 C FD Benin 
 Fifth Poverty Reduction Support Grant (PRSC-5) 
 US$ 30,000,000 C 
2009 FD Benin 
 Third Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-3) 
 US$ 30,000,000 C FD Benin 
 Ninth Poverty Reduction Support Credit 
 US$ 100,000,000 IP  Burkina Faso 
 Seventh Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-7) 
 US$ 90,000,000 C 
2008 FD Burkina Faso 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives). 
19 PRSCs are budget support credits and IDA's main vehicle for supporting low-income countries in the implementation of their PRS Ps.  
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PART III – AVAILABLE RESOURCES ACCESSIBLE FOR COTTON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 
 
Development 
Community Programmes/Projects/Activities Value Operational 
Status Status 
Cotton Available 
Amounts15 Beneficiaries 
MULTILATERAL 
AGENCY   
        
W/B Support Credits 
(cont'd) Eighth Poverty Reduction Support Credit 
 US$ 100,000,000 C 
2009  Burkina Faso 
 Sixth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-6) 
 US$ 60,000,000 C  Burkina Faso 
 Sixth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-6) 
 US$ 110,000,000 C FD Mozambique 
 Fifth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-5) 
 US$ 90,000,000 C  Mozambique 
 Fourth Poverty Reduction Support Grant (PRSC-4) 
 US$ 60,000,000 C FD Mozambique 
 Third Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-3) 
 US$ 70,000,000 C  Mozambique 
 Fourth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-4) 
 US$ 43,000,000 PFS  Senegal 
 Second Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-2) 
 US$ 30,000,000 C  Senegal 
 Seventh Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-7) 
 US$ 190,000,000 IP  Tanzania 
 Seventh Poverty Reduction Support Credit – Supplemental Financing 
 US$ 170,000,000 IP  Tanzania 
 Sixth Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC-6) 
 US$ 160,000,000 C  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  Tanzania 
 
 
 
  
 
                                                      
15 This column registers amounts available fo r future public expenditures, with possi bilities for cotton, at the discretion of th e government (subject to overall agreed 
MDGs-related objectives).  
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 Programmes/Projects/Activities Total:  134 
  
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PART IV – NATIONAL COTTON SECTOR FOCAL POINTS 
 
Member Department/Ministry Contact 
Benin Direction Générale du Commerce Extérieur 
Ministère de l'Industrie et du Commerce 
BP 363, Cotonou 
République du Bénin 
 
Office National de Stabilisation des Revenus Agricoles 
Ministère de l'Agriculture, de l'Élevage et de la Pêche 
01 BP 186, Cotonou 
République du Bénin 
 Mme Ernestine ATTANASSO 
Tel.: +229 21 30 26 
Fax: +229 30 70 42 
Email:  florea ttanasso@yahoo.fr 
 
M. Cossi Adrien DELIDJI 
Tel.:  +229 21 33 42 79 
Fax:  +229 21 33 04 97 
Email:  ons@intnet.bj 
Burkina Faso Secrétaire permanent du suivi de la filière coton liberalise 
Ministère de l'Agriculture, de l'hydrolique et des ressources 
halieutiques 
B.P. 515, Ouagadougou 01 
Burkina Faso  M. Wilfrid YAMEOGO 
Tel.: +226 50 34 38 82,  +226 70 20 32 16 
Fax:  +226 50 34 38 52 
Email:  yamwilfried@yahoo.fr 
 
Chad Chef de Division, Direction des Études 
Ministère du Commerce, de l'In dustrie et de l'Artisanat 
B.P. 424, N'Djaména 
Tchad 
 M. Djimbaye ASDE 
Tél. +235 252 40 90;  +235 629 67 89 
Fax:  +235 252 53 64 
Email:  djimba yeasde@yahoo.fr 
 
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 
 
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 
 
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:  dlam iniaa@gov.sz 
 
  
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PART IV – NATIONAL COTTON SECTOR FOCAL POINTS 
 
Member Department/Ministry Contact 
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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TOTAL VALUE OF COMMITMENT AND DISBURSEMEN T FLOWS – EVOLVING TABLE (2007-2010) 
(million US dollars) 
 June 2007 version (Rev.2)1 November 2007 version (Rev.3)2 October 2008 version (Rev.4)3 April 2009 version (Rev.5)4 
 Commitments  Disbursements  Commitments  Disbursements  Commitments  Disbursements  Commitments Disbursements 
Part I 421 8 495 38 551 109 548 136 
Part II 1,678 17 1,763 65 2,278 135 2,300 159 
Total Parts I + II 2,099 25 2,258 103 2,829 244 2,848 295 
 
 October 2009 version (Rev.6)5 November 2009 version (Rev.7)6 May 2010 version (Rev.8)7  
 Commitments  Disbursements  Commitments  Disbursements  Commitments  Disbursements    
Part I 564 215 564 215 551 266   
Part II 2,321 178 2,897 178 3,860 229   
Total Parts I + II 2,885 393 3,461 393 4,411 495   
 
PERCENTAGE CHANGE BETWEEN DIFFERENT VERSIONS8 
 Commitments  Disbursements  
% change from Rev.29 to Rev.3 +8%  +312% 
% change from Rev.3 to Rev.4 +25%  +137% 
% change from Rev.4 to Rev.5 +0.7% +21% 
% change from Rev.5 to Rev.6 +1.3% +33% 
% change from Rev.6 to Rev.7 +19.9% 0% 
% change from Rev.7 to Rev.8 +27.4% +26% 
   
% change from Rev.2 to Rev.8 +110.1% +1,880% 
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1 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.2. 
2 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.3. 
3 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.4. 
4 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.5. 
5 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.6. 
6 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.7. 
7 WT/CFMC/6/Rev.8. 
8 Percentage changes are based on aggregates of Parts I and II. 
9 Starting base for commitments and disbursements.