FAO/GIEWS: Africa Report No.1 - April 2005 p.11

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ANGOLA

The estimated 2004 cereal production is about 9 percent above the previous year�s level reflecting both higher plantings and yields. Cereal import requirements at 820�000 tonnes are above last year as total utilization has increased. The annual per capita cereal consumption rate has increased by about 3 kg reflecting higher imports of wheat and rice in the past years and this season�s improved maize production. Food aid requirements have been reduced due to improved security in the country.

CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2004/05 MARKETING YEAR (April/March)
�WheatRiceCoarse GrainsTotal Cereals
�[thousand tonnes]
Previous year production (incl. paddy rice)416642662
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice)413551568
Previous year imports412157267837
Previous five years average imports338120212670
2004/05 Domestic Availability3324700757
2004 Production (incl. paddy rice)321700724
2004 Production (incl. milled rice)314700717
Possible stock drawdown3010-40
2004/05 Utilization4232149401 577
Food use4192118081 438
Non-food use43121128
Exports or re-exports----
Possible stock build up--1111
2004/05 Import Requirement390190240820
Anticipated commercial imports39019062642
of which: received or contracted24934166656
Food aid needs--178178
Current Aid Position����
Food aid pledges--6969
of which: delivered--4747
Donor-financed purchases----
of which: for local use----
for export----
Estimated Per Caput Consumption (kg/year)27145394
Indexes[percentage]
2004 Production compared to average (incl. paddy rice)75158127127
2004/05 Import requirement compared to average115158113122
Cereal share of total calorie intake���32
Additional Information����
Major foodcropsroots; tubers; maize; plantains
Lean seasonJanuary-April
Population (000s)15 299���
GNI per capita in 2003 (US$)740���

FAO/GIEWS�-�April 2005

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