FAO/GIEWS: Africa Report No.1 - April 2005 p.23

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C�TE D'IVOIRE

The results of a crop assessment organized by the Government jointly with FAO and WFP in February 2005 indicate cereal production (rice, maize, millet and sorghum) in 2004 at about 1.5 million tonnes, slightly higher than in 2003, but still 10 percent below the average for the five years preceding the crisis. The total cereal import requirement in 2005 is estimated at about 1.15 million tonnes, virtually unchanged from previous year, of which about 1.1 million tonnes would be obtained on commercial terms, leaving about 47�000 tonnes to be met through external assistance.

CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2005 MARKETING YEAR (January/December)
�WheatRiceCoarse GrainsTotal Cereals
�[thousand tonnes]
Previous year production (incl. paddy rice)-8476131 460
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice)-9787171 695
Previous year imports300800351 135
Previous five years average imports2951 000191 314
2005 Domestic Availability-5916731 264
2004 Production (incl. paddy rice)-9026731 575
2004 Production (incl. milled rice)-5416731 214
Possible stock drawdown-50-50
2005 Utilization3151 3917132 419
Food use3101 2645532 127
Non-food use5128153286
Exports or re-exports--55
Possible stock build up--22
2005 Import Requirement315800401 155
Anticipated commercial imports300778301 108
of which: received or contracted----
Food aid needs15221047
Current Aid Position����
Food aid pledges-14-14
of which: delivered-2-2
Donor-financed purchases----
of which: for local use----
for export----
Estimated Per Caput Consumption (kg/year)187231120
Indexes[percentage]
2004 Production compared to average (incl. paddy rice)-929493
2005 Import requirement compared to average1078021188
Cereal share of total calorie intake���41
Additional Information����
Major foodcropsroots; tubers; fruit; rice; maize
Lean seasonApril-July
Population (000s)17 670���
GNI per capita in 2003 (US$)660���

FAO/GIEWS�-�April 2005

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