Burundi, Millet, All years

Burundi's estimated postharvest losses in tonnes for millet ranged from 408 tonnes in 2013 to 1,332 tonnes in 2009. The estimated loss percentages have been unchanged over time at 11.2%.

Within the value chain, the majority of the postharvest millet loss is estimated to be happening at Harvesting/field drying. In Burundi, on average the highest quantity of millet production occurs in Rutana. Regarding nutritional losses, the number of people whose annual energy (kcal) dietary requirements could have been met with the estimated millet lost postharvest ranged from 1,799 people in 2013 to 5,868 people in 2010.

To view the list of studies used to estimate these losses, please see the References tab.

APHLIS postharvest millet loss estimates in Burundi in the last 5 years

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Production quantity in tonnes 10,313 tonnes 10,313 tonnes 10,313 tonnes 10,313 tonnes 10,313 tonnes
Losses in tonnes 1,150 tonnes 1,150 tonnes 1,150 tonnes 1,150 tonnes 1,150 tonnes
Loss % 11.2% 11.2% 11.2% 11.2% 11.2%
Financial value – – – – –
% of national agricultural GDP – – – – –
# of people whose annual energy (kcal) requirements could have been met by the lost crop 4,605 people 4,605 people 4,605 people 4,605 people 4,605 people

See full postharvest losses data tables with loss percentage › | losses in tonnes › | nutritional losses ›

Estimated postharvest losses and USD value

  • Estimated postharvest losses (tonnes)
  • Estimated postharvest losses (USD)
  • No data
2013 408 tonnes 2013
Production: 3,661 tonnes Estimated PHL: 408 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2013
Production: 3,661 tonnes Estimated PHL: 408 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2014 529 tonnes 2014
Production: 4,739 tonnes Estimated PHL: 529 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2014
Production: 4,739 tonnes Estimated PHL: 529 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2015 1,150 tonnes 2015
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2015
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2016 1,150 tonnes 2016
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2016
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2017 1,150 tonnes 2017
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2017
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2018 1,150 tonnes 2018
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2018
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2019 1,150 tonnes 2019
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2019
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2020 1,150 tonnes 2020
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2020
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2021 1,150 tonnes 2021
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2021
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available
2022 1,150 tonnes 2022
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / USD 		No data 2022
Production: 10,313 tonnes Estimated PHL: 1,150 tonnes / 11.2% / No price data available