FAO/GIEWS: Africa Report No.1, April 2000 9

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TABLE 1: CEREAL IMPORTS AND FOOD AID REQUIREMENTS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, 1999/2000 OR 2000 (IN THOUSAND TONNES)


Sub-Region/
Country
Marketing
year
1999 Cereal
production 1/
1998/99 or 1999 imports Position for 1999/2000 or 2000
  Total     As %of
average
of
previous
5 years
 
Total
imports
 
As % of
average
of
previous
5 years
 
  Food  
aid
 
Cereal
import
require-
ment
2/
 
Antici-
pated
commer-
cial
imports
 
Food aid
requirements
Commer-
cial
imports
already
made or
contracted
 
Food aid
  Total   of
which:
excep-tional
Pledges
3/
of which
received so
far
Uncov
food aid
require-
ments
Eastern Africa   22 778 103 3 797 106 1 519 4 898 3 187 1 711 - 267 578 182 1 133
Burundi Jan./Dec. 291 110 44 69 5 65 15 50 - - - - 50
Comoros Jan./Dec. 6 100 46 105 - 46 36 10 - - 1 - 9
Djibouti Jan./Dec. - - 129 142 8 105 85 20 - - - - 20
Eritrea Jan./Dec. 160 78 109 43 15 290 190 100 - - 12 - 88
Ethiopia 4/ Jan./Dec. 9 885 130 751 129 730 840 20 820 - - 430 80 390
Kenya Oct./Sept. 2 514 79 861 69 145 1 590 1 380 210 - 119 9 9 201
Rwanda Jan./Dec. 202 113 247 93 205 210 60 150 - - 9 3 141
Seychelles Jan./Dec. - - 13 78 - 13 13 - - - - - -
Somalia Aug./July 243 83 315 170 38 310 240 70 - 12 41 23 29
Sudan Nov./Oct. 3 779 79 641 121 226 823 718 105 - - 56 56 49
Tanzania June/May 4 008 102 490 212 73 450 365 85 - 137 8 8 77
Uganda Jan./Dec. 1 690 91 152 203 74 156 65 91 - - 12 4 79
Southern Africa   19 858 96 4 338 106 487 4 918 4 596 322 - 1 944 341 237 81
Angola April/March 535 130 517 139 157 505 325 180 - 38 127 106 53
Botswana April/March 20 53 256 131 - 250 250 - - 143 - -
Lesotho April/March 172 90 158 82 8 203 180 23 - 101 3 3 21
Madagascar April/March 1 962 106 143 95 19 170 155 15 - 55 8 6 7
Malawi April/March 2 603 157 201 81 34 116 58 58 - 58 58 58
Mauritius Jan./Dec. 2 100 275 122 - 248 248 - - 12 - -
Mozambique April/March 1 692 134 262 70 156 325 280 45 - 125 141 60
Namibia May/April 75 76 97 97 - 126 126 - - 58 0.7 0.7
South Africa May/April 9 620 82 1 448 89 - 1 924 1 924 - - 1 014 - -
Swaziland May/April 115 106 75 104 - 72 72 - - 54 - -
Zambia May/April 1 054 95 387 193 32 434 433 1 - 2 4 4
Zimbabwe April/March 2 008 88 520 179 81 545 545 - - 284 - -
Western Africa   38 577 113 6 628 122 391 5 649 5 180 469 - 366 170 70 310
Coastal countries   27 531 110 4 741 135 188 3 804 3 482 322 - 314 70 10 250
Benin Jan./Dec. 910 123 120 105 9 115 105 10 - - 6 - 5
Guinea Jan./Dec. 769 120 352 95 18 350 345 5 - 7 - - 5
Liberia Jan./Dec. 148 200 227 105 89 200 130 70 - - 13 10 57
Nigeria Jan./Dec. 21 808 110 2 382 154 - 1 600 1 600 - - 220 0.3 - -
Sierra Leone Jan./Dec. 181 62 290 125 27 329 160 169 - 3 20 - 150
Togo Jan./Dec. 721 131 124 96 - 70 68 2 - - - - -
Sahelian countries   11 046 122 1 887 99 204 1 845 1 698 147 - 52 100 60 60
Burkina Faso Nov./Oct. 2 668 113 137 89 33 155 131 24 - 2 10 10 14
Cape Verde Nov./Oct. 26 650 87 98 57 70 20 50 - - 62 37
Chad Nov./Oct. 1 186 117 70 92 10 67 55 12 - - 7 2 5
Gambia Nov./Oct. 143 147 127 128 4 114 112 2 - - 3 1
Guinea-Bissau Nov./Oct. 112 83 76 105 21 99 85 14 - - - - 14
Mali Nov./Oct. 2 693 127 122 121 6 100 95 5 - - 3 3 2
Mauritania Nov./Oct. 222 124 242 88 27 260 235 25 - - 9 1 17
Niger Nov./Oct. 2 850 103 332 111 26 220 215 5 - - 0.4 0.4 5
Senegal Nov./Oct. 1 146 127 695 93 20 760 750 10 - 50 6 6 4
Central Africa   2 998 107 771 35 42 800 770 30 - 26 14 12 17
Cameroon Jan./Dec. 1 318 117 270 96 3 280 278 2 - 16 3 3
Cent.Afr.Rep. Jan./Dec. 153 128 29 82 1 29 28 1 - - 0.5 0.5 1
Congo, Dem. Rep of Jan./Dec. 1 498 99 250 103 26 250 244 6 - - 6 6 1
Congo, Rep.of Jan./Dec. 4 100 115 103 12 140 120 20 - 8 5 3 15
Equat.Guinea Jan./Dec. - - 14 125 - 9 9 - - - - -
Gabon Jan./Dec. 25 100 84 122 - 82 82 - - 2 - - -
Sao Tome Jan./Dec. - - 9 86 1 10 9 1 - - 0.2 0.2 1
TOTAL   84 211 106 15 533 112 2 440 16 265 13 733 2 532 - 2 604 1 103 501 1 541

Note : Totals computed from unrounded data.
1/ Including rice in milled equivalent.
2/ Excludes re-exports.
3/ Includes all pledges reported to the GIEWS , whether for free distribution or market sale. However, there may be some cases where governments count some food aid received for market sale against commercial import requirements.
4/ Includes refugee needs.


FAO/GIEWS - April 2000

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