<s>[INST] The next text is a question of a member of the European parliament:"Kenya has a well-developed potato industry with 3.3million people working in the sector, comprising 800000farmers and 2.5million people working as marketing agents. Several European development cooperation projects are contributing to provide know-how to Kenyan farmers. They have given a significant amount of financial assistance to revive the potato industry and successfully put in place a very effective self-sustaining seed system.    There have been seed development projects totalling over USD6million, as detailed below:      a.  A USAID-funded 3G (three generation) project running for two years with a budget of over USD2.0million.      b.  A CFC (Common Fund for Commodities) project with a total budget of USD2.5million for three countries (Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia), of which over USD0.33million is going to seed production in Kenya.      c.  A GIZ (Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) project on revitalisation of the seed subsector with a budget of USD1.2million.      d.  A Kenyan government budgetary allocation to the seed subsector totalling USD1.0million over the last three years.      e.  Other seed potato development projects totalling over USD1.0million (USAID-KHCP, CIP,etc.).      f.  The private sector, recently attracted into the subsector, has invested over USD1.0million in seed production using new production technologies.    In 2011 the Kenyan government reached an agreement with the Dutch government on the import of potato seedlings.  The details of the companies involved in importing seed to Kenya are still secret and the agreement between the Kenyan government and the Netherlands has not been made available to stakeholders in the industry.  1.Does the Commission share the view that imports of European seedlings put the Kenyan potato industry at risk of new, imported diseases and that competition from cheap imports may destroy the local economy?  2.If so, does the Commission view this as a breach of Article208 TFEU on policy coherence for development?  3.What measures does the Commission intend to take to address this incoherence?"
Analyze carefully the text and assign it to the most relevant policy area among those listed below. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
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[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
Kenya has a well-developed potato industry with 3.3million people working in the sector, comprising 800000farmers and 2.5million people working as marketing agents. Several European development cooperation projects are contributing to provide know-how to Kenyan farmers. They have given a significant amount of financial assistance to revive the potato industry and successfully put in place a very effective self-sustaining seed system.    There have been seed development projects totalling over USD6million, as detailed below:      a.  A USAID-funded 3G (three generation) project running for two years with a budget of over USD2.0million.      b.  A CFC (Common Fund for Commodities) project with a total budget of USD2.5million for three countries (Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia), of which over USD0.33million is going to seed production in Kenya.      c.  A GIZ (Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) project on revitalisation of the seed subsector with a budget of USD1.2million.      d.  A Kenyan government budgetary allocation to the seed subsector totalling USD1.0million over the last three years.      e.  Other seed potato development projects totalling over USD1.0million (USAID-KHCP, CIP,etc.).      f.  The private sector, recently attracted into the subsector, has invested over USD1.0million in seed production using new production technologies.    In 2011 the Kenyan government reached an agreement with the Dutch government on the import of potato seedlings.  The details of the companies involved in importing seed to Kenya are still secret and the agreement between the Kenyan government and the Netherlands has not been made available to stakeholders in the industry.  1.Does the Commission share the view that imports of European seedlings put the Kenyan potato industry at risk of new, imported diseases and that competition from cheap imports may destroy the local economy?  2.If so, does the Commission view this as a breach of Article208 TFEU on policy coherence for development?  3.What measures does the Commission intend to take to address this incoherence?