Institutional 608 315 1 056 17 675 448 17 360 Family 2 440 220 53 894 1 500 51 454 1 280 TOTAL 3 065 774 55 004 21 153 51 939 20 379 */ As can be seen, institutions account for the largest area under cultivation within the various categories, while families account for the greatest number of kitchen gardens. Most of the resources channelled into these two categories (institutions and families) are in the form of tools, seeds, training and outreach material. 28. One direct form of action within PAN's new of action categories is the creation of institutional and family kitchen gardens in the urban sector, involving grass-roots participation by approximately 70,000 people with potential benefits in terms of self-sufficiency for some 500,000 people, i.e. 15 per cent of the population. The benefits will be the production of basic grains, root vegetables and tubers, fruit and bananas. 29. In view of the considerable success achieved by the support given to institutional and family gardens, PAN is making major efforts to give a greater thrust to these activities, bearing in mind the continued support that non-governmental organizations will continue to provide. 30. As to regional action which comprises intensive and staggered production of perishable produce on plots in the vicinity of the main urban centres in each region, the plots are supplied with agricultural machinery, irrigation equipment, tools, seeds, etc. It is in this category that PAN has channelled fixed investment to develop specialized production using irrigation. 31. So far a total of 118 irrigation units have been distributed, 85 of them provided by non-govemmental organizations and 33 through the Government of Denmark (DANIDA project). This equipment provides installed capacity sufficient to irrigate an area of 1,095 Mzs, */ of which 661 Mzs are in operation, and installation of 434 Mzs is pending.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a project related to agricultural development, focusing on the creation of kitchen gardens and provision of resources to institutions and families. The emphasis on irrigation equipment and the involvement of non-governmental organizations and government agencies suggest a focus on sustainable agriculture and food security.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Humanitarian aid and relief