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One million to benefit from FAO seeds

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    Meanwhile, FAO in collaboration with partner NGOs has begun compiling beneficiary lists for the upcoming distribution of agricultural materials for the 2000-A season. About one million people will be assisted countrywide though the distribution of 4,000 mt of bean and vegetable seeds, the OCHA report said. Priority will be given to those who have access to land, returnees and displaced persons, drought-affected farmers and Batwa people who were recently allocated land, it said. WFP will complement this effort by providing 15-day food rations to the beneficiaries, the report added.

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