FY26 FFPr Priority Countries Evaluation Reports.zip
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- USDA-FAS-FOOD-FOR-PROGRESS-PROGRAM-26-00
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This file is a compressed archive containing Fiscal Year 2026 Food for Progress Program Priority Countries Evaluation Reports. The archive supports the FY26 Food for Progress Program Notice of Funding Opportunity administered by the Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service under CFDA 10.606. The program provides U.S. agricultural commodities to developing countries and emerging democracies committed to expanding free enterprise in their agricultural sectors, with proceeds from commodity sales supporting agricultural development activities. The evaluation reports within this archive assess priority countries selected for the FY26 funding cycle, informing the competitive application and selection process for cooperative agreements valued between $5 million and $35 million per award, with performance periods of 36 to 60 months beginning October 1, 2025.
The FY26 opportunity prioritizes agricultural productivity increases and trade expansion in designated countries, with eligible applicants including nonprofit organizations, private voluntary organizations, intergovernmental organizations, universities, and other private entities. The evaluation reports contained in this archive provide technical analysis of priority countries to guide applicant decision-making regarding target country selection and program implementation strategy. Applicants will be scored based on organizational capability, staffing, resources, and project quality, with final award selections made by the FAS Administrator considering panel committee recommendations, geographic dispersion, program balance, and alignment with U.S. government agricultural development priorities.
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