USG Assistance to Peru FY2010: Principal Programs by Sector

Counter-narcotics - Law Enforcement: US$ 38.0

• Police training
• Demand reduction
• Eradication
• Aviation support
• Customs and ports training
• Agricultural research
• Prosecutor training
• Anti-money laundering programs

Counter-narcotics - Alternative Development: US$ 32.3

• Sustainable alternative crop development (cacao, coffee, palm olive)
• Local community capacity building
• Health and education

Military Cooperation: US$ 27.8

• Military education training
• Humanitarian assistance/disaster response programs
• Counter-drug assistance
• Global peace keeping capacity building
• Cooperative joint military exercises

Health: US$ 16.5

• Rural healthcare
• Maternal and infant health
• Vaccination
• Reducing malnutrition
• Reducing malaria

Environment: US$ 14.4

• Sustainable management of natural resources
• Capacity building of the Ministry of the Environment
• International certification of Amazon Forest
• Timber tracking system
• Shade trees for deforested jungle areas
• Solid waste disposal training for municipalities

Democracy and Government: US$ 11.0

• Social conflict management and peaceful resolution
• Service delivery capacity building for regional and local governments
• Anticorruption initiatives
• Ethics training for public officials and civil society leaders

Education: US$ 9.6

• Support for National Education Plan
• Training for administrators and teachers in rural schools
• English-language teacher training
• Civic education training for teachers
• Arts, music, dance, film, and other cultural programming
• Women’s entrepreneurship in rural areas
• Grants and exchange programs

Economic Growth and Trade: US$ 9.4

• Support for U.S.-Peru Free Trade Agreement implementation
• Support for micro-, small- and medium-size enterprises
• Training for labor inspectors
• Businesses registration
• Global market access for textile weavers and artisans

Peace Corps: US$ 4.1

• 270 volunteers in 11 departments
• Community health
• Water sanitation
• Small businesses development
• Youth leadership
• Environmental programs

Humanitarian Demining: US$ 2.0

• Removal of anti-personal mines
• Victims’ assistance
• Training and capacity building

Agriculture: US$ 0.35

• Animal health
• Plant health
• Food safety
• Agricultural research and education
• Food defense

Cultural Patrimony: US$ 0.32

• Preservation of heritage sites and cultural works
• Conservation training for staff of museums and heritage sites

Grand Total: US$ 166.0