The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Service is seeking public input to inform planning and potential updates to implementation approaches under the Non-Emergency Title II Food for Peace Program. The program aims to enhance and complement existing international emergency food assistance programs in recipient countries by targeting resources to increase food security, nutrition, and overall resilience. The program will operate through the procurement of 100% U.S. agricultural commodities programmed for use in destination countries. The RFI seeks stakeholder perspectives on five areas: resilience program design and implementation, commodity needs and opportunities, nutrition considerations, general programmatic implementation, and additional relevant insights.
• Resilience program design and implementation
• Commodity needs, constraints, and opportunities
• Nutrition considerations
• General programmatic implementation
• Additional relevant insights
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