1. Afghanistan

136,000 farmers; planned purchases: 170,000 metric tons of wheat grain and fortified foods (biscuits, vegetable oil).

2. Burkina Faso

31,000 farmers; planned purchases: 14,500 metric tons of sorghum, pulses and maize. 

3. Dem. Rep. of Congo

4000 farmers; planned purchases: 200 metric tons of maize during the first year.    

4. El Salvador

8,000 farmers; planned purchases 8,000 metric tons of maize and beans.

5. Ethiopia

50,000 farmers: planned purchases: 85,000 metric tons of cereals (mostly maize), pulses and corn-soya blend.

6. Ghana

Planned purchases: 3,100 metric tons in two years.

7. Guatemala

14,800 farmers; planned purchases: 20,300 metric tons of maize and beans.

8. Honduras

11,400 farmers; planned purchases: 24,000 metric tons of maize and beans.

9. Kenya

27,000 farmers; planned purchases: 60,000 metric tons of maize, sorghum, mixed pulses and corn-soya blend.

10. Liberia

10,000 farmers; planned purchases: 11,000 metric tons of rice, beans and cassava (for fortification).

11. Malawi

38,000 farmers; planned purchases: 37,500 metric tons cereals, beans and corn-soya blend.

12. Mali

2,700 farmers; planned purchases: 11,100 metric tons of millet, pulses and sorghum.

13. Mozambique

22,750 farmers; planned purchases: 22,000 metric tons of maize, pulses and corn-soya blend.