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'Doument of The World Bank FOR OMCIAL USE ONLY Report No. 5375-HA HLAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY VOLUME III ANNEX .G - STATISTICAL ANNEX June 14, 1985 Projects Department Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Office T U & w w t b re s t i d b & m m _ m b e u se d b y _ _ h o o n y i h p f n n m o FO0t OFFICIAL USE ONLI HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY VOLUME III ANNEX G - STATISTICAL ANNEX Tables 1. Size Distribution of Agricultural Holdicngs, 1971 - 2. Estimates of Areas Planted by Crop 3. Total Land under Cultivation 4. Irrigation Schemes in Haiti: 3y Regions and Irrig-ed Areas 5. Populacion, Utban and Rural, 1950, 1971, 1982 6. Demographic Projections by Regions and Special Scrateg-, Haiti 1976-2001 7. Basic Data on Haitian. Agricul7ure 8. 1979 Yi.eld Used -n Differen: Cualturall 'rac:i_es 9. Oilseed Production 10. Oilseed ?roduction 11. Agriculcural -roduction by Regions and bry Mai: Craps 12. - Pluviometry: Plain du Nord/Cap Hait_en (Page 1) 13. Pluviometry: Pla-: de les Cayes (?age 2) 14. Pluviomecry: Plain CuL-de-Sac/Damien (?age 3) 15. Pluviometry: Plain de Leogane (?age 4) 16. Staffing of M!aRNDR By Directorates and Loca.io' 17. 3CA's Credic Allocations, by Region and Purpose: FY 1979/80 18. 3CA's Regional Lending - Ty 1979/80 19. 3CA's Credit Allocations, by Region and Purpose: FY 1980/81 20. 3CA's Reg.onal Lending - FY 1980/31 21. 3CA's Credit Ahllocations, by Region and Purpose: -Y 1981/82 22. BCA's Regional Lending - F` 1981/82 23. BCA's Credit Allocations, by Region and Purpose: FY 1982/83 24. 3CA's Regional Lending - FY 1982/83 25. B3DAI's Agricultural Lending by Region: 1978/79-198218.3 26. BNDAI's Agriculcural Lending by Purpose: 1978/79-198'/83 27. Crop Budgets - Maize 28. Family and Non-family Labor Use per ':.a 29. Imports of Cereals to Haiti 1961/1962 - 1978/1979 30. Yields and Costs of Production per -a - General Croos 31. Land Price and Rental Rates by Ecolog_cal Zone, 1981 32. Land Price a-d Rencal Rates, 1981 33. Average Agricultural Wages by Discrict, 1981 34. Imports of Flour to Haiti 1961/1962 9- 178/19-9 35. USDA and FAO Estimates of Rice Areas, Outut a.d Yiel's 36. Evolution of Average Retail ?Prices of Some Food ?roduc:s This doument: ham itumtctsd distributlon and may be used by recipients only in the performance cf their oMci dut. Its content may not ocherwise be disclosed without World Bank authonzauon. -i - Table of Contents Volume III (Cont'd) Tables 37. Prices of Main Crops Competing with Sugarcane 38. Food Consumption per Year 39. Proportion of Annual Food Consumption 40. Annual and per Capita Food Consumption 41. Regional Distribution of Food Production 42. Per Capita Availability by Region and Country in 1984 43. Per Capita Deficits or Surpluses of Regional Food Supplies in Relation to Recommended Consumption-Levels in 1984 44. Areas to Cultivate to Meet the Deficit in Cereals - 1984 45. Areas to Cultivate to Meet the Deficit in Legumes, 1984 46. Estimation of the Financial Resources to Meet Food Deficits 47. Areas in Mixed Crops to Improve Meeting Deficits in the Production of Xaize, Sorghum and Beans - 1984 48. Area in Mixed Crops by Product and by Region 49. Traditional Yields of Maize, Sorghum and Beans under Mixed Cropping by Region 50. Estimates of Labor Absorbed by Different Crops - Transversal Region 51. Estimates of Labor Absorbed by Different Crops - West Region 52. Estimates of Labor Absorbed by Different Crops - North Region 53. Estimates of Labor Absorbed by Different Crops - South RegioA 54. Land Use in Four Main Cane Sugar Producing Plains 55. Brazil: Centrifugal Sugar Supply and Distribution, 1969/70-1983/84 56. Dominican Republic: Centrifugal Sugar Supply and Distribution, 1969/70-1983/84 57. Evolution of Flour Price from 1969 to 1982 58. Evolution of Cost of Wheat from 1979 to 1984 59. Price Structure for Flour, November 8, 1982 60. Price Structure for Flour, March 16, 1981 61. Price Structure for Flour, June 9, 1980 62. Price Structure for Flour, January 9, 1975 63. Price Structure for Flour, September 1974 64. Price Structure for Flour, April 19, 1974 65. Price Structure for Flour, April 11, 1974 66. Price Structure for Flour, January 16, 1974 67. Price Structure for Flour, January 11, 1974 68. Price Structure for Flour, August 1, 1973 69. Price Structure for Flour, June 1, 1973 70. Price Structure for Flour. June 1, 1969 to January 18, 1972 71. Price Structure for Flour, December 1983 72. Volume, Unit Price and Value of Principal Export Products, 1974-1983 73. Exports (US$ Million) 74. Distribution of Returns from Coffee Exports - iii - Table of Contents - VOLUME III (Cont'd) Tables 75. Price Structure of Washed Coffee 76. Price Structure of Unwashed Coffee 77. Taxes on Uawashed or Broken Coffee 78. Price Structure for Cocoa 79. Evolution of Agricultural Exports of Haiti, 1950/52-1979/80 80. Geographical Distribution of Exports in Haiti per Region 81. Export Projections, 1984-86 82. Evolution of Agricultural Imports of Haiti, 1950/52-1979/80 83. Selected Export Products 84. H aiti: Imports of Cereals - 1961/62 & 1981/82 85. Export Taxes - 86. Haiti: Imports of Wheat and Vegetable Oil 87. Haiti: Imports from the U.S. Under PL480-Ticle I (lat.) 88. Estimate of the Percentage of Agricultural Production Sold 89. Consumer Price Index 90. Revenue from Excise Taxes: Selected Sources 91. Central Government Revenues, 1974-1983 92. Tax Revenues from Coffee Exports, 1950-1981 93. Evolution of the Prices Port-au-Prince of Some Consumer Products, 1955-1979 94. Agricultural Commodity Prices, 1970 and 1974 95. Agricultural Commodity Prices, 1968-1974 96. Relative Price Changes, 1970-1982 97. Selected Price Iadicators 98. Consumer Price Index in the Metropolitan Area 1981, 1982 and First Quarter 1983 99. 1976 Weights of the Consumer Price Index, Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Area (1980) 100. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, First Quarter 1981 101. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, Second Quarter 1981 102. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, Third Quarter 1981 103. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, Fourth Quarter 1981 104. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, First Quarter 1982 105. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, Second Quarter 1982 106. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, Third Quarter 1982 107. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, Fourth Quarter 1982 108. Consumer Price Index in the Met. Area Foodstuffs, First Quarter 1983 109. The Agricultural Fiscal System in Haiti - iv - Table of Contents - VOLUME III (Cont'd) Tables~ 110. Cost of Living Index - 111. Comparison of Prices (Gourdes) Received by Producers from Wholesalers and Cooperatives per lb of Coffee (1982-1983) 112. Calculation for Taxes - 113. Calculation for Agricultural Export Taxes 114. Main Agricultural Products Imported from the USA 115. Statistics on Grants to Non-Government Agencies (1978-80) 116. Imports Projections, 1984-86 117. Imports of Maize and Rice, 1967/68 to 1981/82 118. Production of Maize, Sorghum and Rice 119. Recent Evolution of Imports by Groups of Products 120. Gross Domestic Product by Sector - 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970-1983 121. Agricultural Production - 1950/1982 122. Livestock Census and Production 123. Composition of Imports CIF - 1971/1982 124. Evolution of Agricultural GDP - 1954/55 to 1981/82 125. Agricultural Production Index 126. Import Duti7es - 1983 ANNEX G Table I HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY Statistical Annex Size Distribution of Agricultural Holdings, 1971 Size Class Farms Area (Carreaux) No. Z Thou. Carreaux % 0 - 1 437,995 71.1 217,900 32.5 - 1.1 - 3 146,890 23.8 271,200 40.5 3.1 - 10 29,650 4.8 146,300 21.9 ' 10 2,175 0.3 34,000 5.1 616,710 100.0 669,400 Source: IHS 1971 Note: 1 carreaux = 1.29 ha. -2- - ANNEX G Table 2 HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY Statistical Annex Estimates of Areas Planted by Crop Maize 248,373 Sorghum 165,856 Coffee 143,448 Beans (haricots) 101,415 Other beans (autres pois) 87,948 Sugar cane 86,538 Banana 72,943 Manioc 57,980 Potato (patate) 55,550 Rice 51,614 Peanuts 41,339 Yams (Igname) 30,653 Cacao 20,303 Cotton 12,468 1,176,428 Source: MARNDR, 1979 -3- ANNEX G Table 3 HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY Statistical Annex Total Land Under Cultivation (ha) Year Total Ten Major Crops 1/ 1976-77 1,247,835 886,962 1977-78 1,060,455 969,575 1978-79 1,173,000 979,143 I/ Maize, millet, rice, beans, peanuts, bananas, potatoes, coffee, sugarcane, cotton. Source: Service de Statistiques Agricoles and Kansas Study. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~4 - Table 4 HAITI AGRIOL1U1L SECIOR SUW SrAflSfleJI M Irrlgutloa Sdtms In Haiti: Sr Region and Irrlgpted Area. 0-50bh SOl- 1,000 1.000-2,0 2.0001-5,000 S,OOt-tlO,OO No.Of No. of No. of N. of No of Region St Are SySt- Ar. Syst.. Ara Syst_ Area Systn Are South East 14 1,0I5 - - - - - - - - South 11 1,544 2 1,600 2 Grand-se 1 50 Central Plain 25 10,454 3 1,741 2 3,103 4 13,781 1 8,978 Noth West 15 3,6S1 2 1,457 2 3,21 - - - North - - 1 752 1 1,086 WVA - - - - - - - - 1 28.67 /TAL 66 17,324 h 8 5,50 h 7 9,695 b 4 13,781 t 2 37S615 he Note: All of th above sycts , with t. ecception of WOVA In the Artibonite Plain, are tadar the ctrol of On Irrigetion Service of M4RNR, mounting to 55,329 hem. Including 00YA, tbe lrrig.ted sebc_ amunt to 13,695 b. Source: Hwaa Engineering Co, 1979 and MJL Rahin, Sheladla Associates, Mt. Ralner, Maryland. .~~~~~~~~ I HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY Statistical Annex Population, Urban and Rural, 1950, 1971, 1982 (Thousand of Persons) 1950 1971 1982 Reglon Urban S Rural % Total Urban Rural J Total Urban % Rural % Total West 162,7 26.04 462.0 73.96 624,7 523.2 45.42 628.6 54.58 1151,8 762,6 49.14 789,2 50.86 1551.8 North 60,8 14,09 370.6 85,91 431.4 101.4 17.39 481.8 82.61 583,2 119.2 21,13 444.8 78,87 564.0 Northeast 14,1 13.12 93.4 86.88 107.5 16.4 14.05 100.3 85,95 116,7 34,6 18.25 155.0 81.75 189.6 Northwest 13.5 8.02 154.8 91,98 168.3 26.1 12,06 190,4 87,94 216,5 33.2 11,31 260.3 88,69 293,5 Artibonite 41,3 8,84 425.8 91,16 467.1 76.3 12,26 546.1 87,74 622,4 114,4 15,61 618.5 84,39 732,9 Center 15.2 5,94 240.9 94.06 256.1 26,6 8,86 273.5 91.14 300.1 38.8 10,73 322,7 89,27 361,5 Southeast 14,7 4,86 267.9 95,14 302,6 19.4 5,52 331.8 94.48 351,2 26.4 7.18 341.5 92.82 367.9 South 29.2 7,78 346,1 92,22 375,3 42,2 8,12 477.5 91.88 519.7 58.8 11.70 443.8 88.30 502,6 Ln Grande Anse 27.2 7.47 336,9 92,53 364,1 47.8 10,55 405,2 453.0 51.7 10.55 438.2 89.45 489.9 1 Total , 378,7 12.23 2718.4 87.77 3097.1 879.7 20,39 3434,9 79.61 4314.6 1239.7 24,53 3814.2 75.47 5053.7 Source: 1951, 1971: IHS, Guide Economique 1977. 1982: IHlS 1983. in #GICULIURAL SECTOR SIUDW Statistical Annex DO"orephic Prolections by Region$ and Spatlal Strategy. Haiti 1916-2001 (Thousand of Inhabitants) 1986 1991 296 2001 Reqlon/Subreqlon 1976 I, 1981 j2L __I 3i _l 4i IV 5# I 11 III IV I 11 1 I IV I 11 III IV West Departmnt 1240.2 1505.1 1364.3 1378.0 1372.6 1372.9 1414.9 1471.0 1441.3 144966 1452.3 1572.3 1526.8 1529.6 1476.4 1670.7 1604.1 1609.3 Urban 65.8 71.8 78.6 78.6 78.6 76.9 65.3 85.3 85.3 86.6 91.4 91.4 91.4 94.2 96.5 96.5 96.5 101.7 Rural 1114.4 1231.3 121.57 1299.4 1294.0 1294.0 1329.6 1385.7 1363.0 1363.0 1360.9 1460.9 1435.4 1435.4 1379.9 1574.2 1507.6 1507.6 Metropolitan Are 647.5 t51.7 1121.4 1062.5 1084.9 1031.9 1439.6 1201.4 1295.0 1262.9 1790.5 1292.8 1474.4 1447.1 2161.3 1372.5 162t13 1579.4 Northern Departmnt 758.3 818.3 879.4 886.6 683.7 084.3 930.9 969.9. 957.5 960.0 995.2 1062.4 1037.1 1042.6 1049.0 1158.8 1121.3 1131.3 Urban 151.8 148.2, 166.4 166.4 166.4 167.0 184.4 184.4 154.4 156.9 201.1 201.1 201.1 206.6 217.0 217.0 217.0 227.0 Rural 626.5 670.1 712.8 720.2 717.3 717.3 754.5 781.5 773.1 773.1 794.1 61.5 636.0 836.0 832.0 941.6 904.3 904.3 Northwest Department 229.3 240.1 247.2 252.1 249.6 250.0 250.5 270.1 261.7 262.6 248.7 291.5 275.3 277.4 243.1 314.0 290.3 294.1 Urban 51.5 37.5 44.4 43.9 44.2 44.4 51.8 49.6 50.6 51.1 50.9 54.4 56.9 59.0 66.0 58.9 62.6 66.4 1 Rural 197.0 202.6 202.8 206.2 205.6 205.6 190.5 220.5 210.9 210.9 189.8 237.1 211.4 210.4 177.8 255.1 227.7 227.7 at Artilbonlte Departent 823.6 880.4 933.0 941.8 938.8 939.6 961.1 1011.4 1004.3 1007.6 1022.7 1101.4 1074.4 1082.3 1059.2 118t.1 11481.3 1161.8 Urban 106.5 126.1 14S.0 146.1 147.2 141.0 170.9 162.9 167.6 110.9 193.5 176.8 l65.9 193.1 216.0 189.3 203.0 216.5 Rural 717.1 754.3 785.0 795.7 791.6 791.6 110.2 654.5 836.7 836.7 829.2 924.6 86.5 668.5 843.2 998.6 945.3 945.3 Southern Department 977.0 960.6 916.1 943.4 932.8 933.9 846.5 958.9 915.6 917.9 753.1 993.6 902.6 912.1 639.5 1029.8 696.1 913.6 Urban 97.8 107.6 118.7 118.7 118.7 119.t 129.0 129.t 129.8 154.1 139.9 139.9 159.9 149.4 146.7 146.7 140.7 166.2 Rural 879.2 853.0 797.4 624.7 814.1 114.1 716.7 829.1 781.8 783.0 613.2 855.7 762.7 762.7 490.8 881.1 747.4 747.4 Totals 4675.9 5056.2 5461.2 5464.4 5462.6 5462.6 5871.3 5889.1 5860.4 5860.4 6262.5 6314.0 6290.6 6291.1 6629.2 6733.9 66U8.4 6689.5 Urban I080.9 1542.9 1677.5 1616.2 1640.0 1640.0 2061.t 11t.5 1912.9 1912.9 2475.3 1956.4- 2149.6 2150.1 2905.5 2082.9 2356.1 2357.2 Rural 3595.0 3171.3 3783.7 3648.2 3822.6 3822.6 3809.5 4075.3 3961.5 5967.5 3767.2 4557.6 4141.0 4141.0 31723.7 4651.0 4332.3 4332.3 ProJec trom 1971 census data. Strategy I a develop"nl under status quo conditions. .3 Strategy 11 * lorced rural development. H! / Strategy Ill * reallistic rural development. '/ Strategy IV * realistic rural development cum balanced urban developmat. Source: IBM) estimates based an IHS data. Urban Sector Survey. May 1, 1976 I I I~~~~~~~~~~~~ . S ANNEX G. Table 7 HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY Statistical Annex Basic Data on Haitian Agriculture AREA Total 2,769,000 ha Agricultural 1,407,800 ha Farming Areas (Z of total agricultural area) - Humid mountains 14.5% - So-called dry" mountains 24.5% - Semi-arid and arid plains (high and low) 45.5% - Humid plains 9.6% - Irrigated plains 5.9% Size and total coverage of farms, 1971 % of total Size Z of farms occupied area 0.01 to 0.5 carreaux 47.61% i4.05Z 0.51 to 1 23.59 18.50 1.01 to 3 23.83 40.52 3.01 to 10 4.81 21.86 10.01 up 0.36 5.07 DEMOGRAPHY Total population 5,008,500 (1980) Rate of growth 1.8% (1975-1980) Rural population 3,814,000 (1982) Agricultural work force 1,400,000 (1982) Population density of farming areas - Humid mountaisn 200 persons/km2 - Dry mountains 39-100 - Arid and semi-arid plains 77-200 - - Humid plains 300-400 - Irrigated plains 650 Daily agricultural wage - $1.40 for 8 hours (overall average). -8- ANNE= G Table 8 HAITI AGRICULTURAL SECTOR STUDY Statistical Annex 1979 Yield Used in Different Cultural Practices - (Kg/ha) Crop Mixed Crop Xonoculture Peanuts 580 870 Cotton 360 510 Sesame 287 361 Source: Service de Statistique Agricoles Service d'Economie Rurale et de Statistiques Agrizoles. -9- AMEX G Tabe 9 SEL.R smaD Statistcal Aimx OiLseed Prodctio _ _ _ _ _ cotxi Sesm kxea Viela Pro&x=do Area YiAeiAmMld Pro&X Aea~el P Yeexal (ha) QWha) (KF (ha) O ) Off) (ha) 4k*l

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