Ivory Coast has decided to add to his export-crops (coffee, cocoa, fruits, etc.) the production of significant tonnage of food-crops (yam, cassava, plantin, rice, etc.), in order to achieve his food supply self-sufficiency. This government policy could have many important bearings for the future: first, under the pression of the modern technology, the traditionnal cultivated holdings will become larger, individual and privated. Second, thanks to the per-hectare yield improvement of food-crops, the economic disparity between the northern poor savonnas and the southern forested rich zones will be reduced. Third, it is possible that the new food-crop policy allows Ivory Coast to become the first exporting country of food-stuffs in West-Africa,...
The development of food crops in the Adioukrou country between 1975 and 1990, represents a good curr...
Food self sufficiency in the ivory coast paradox or socioeconomic realism - The food situation of Af...
Food self sufficiency in the ivory coast paradox or socioeconomic realism - The food situation of Af...
Ivory Coast has decided to add to his export-crops (coffee, cocoa, fruits, etc.) the production of s...
Ivory Coast must now face the problem of food self-sufficiency. With steady urbanization, growth of ...
Ivory Coast must now face the problem of food self-sufficiency. With steady urbanization, growth of ...
The growth of food import in Ivory Coast, especially rice, took place thanks to low prices in the wo...
The growth of food import in Ivory Coast, especially rice, took place thanks to low prices in the wo...
Abstract. - The Ivory Coast has known, these last years, a very astonishing growth, by the mean of t...
Ivory Coast covers an area of 124,000 square miles with reasonable rainfall for food crops productio...
Abstract. - Since Indépendance, the Ivory Coast Economy shows a quite Japanese-type boom, especially...
Ivory Coast covers an area of 124,000 square miles with reasonable rainfall for food crops productio...
Abstract. - Since Indépendance, the Ivory Coast Economy shows a quite Japanese-type boom, especially...
The emergence of surplus in the food subsector and it allocation The case of Côte d'Ivoire agricultu...
The emergence of surplus in the food subsector and it allocation The case of Côte d'Ivoire agricultu...
The development of food crops in the Adioukrou country between 1975 and 1990, represents a good curr...
Food self sufficiency in the ivory coast paradox or socioeconomic realism - The food situation of Af...
Food self sufficiency in the ivory coast paradox or socioeconomic realism - The food situation of Af...
Ivory Coast has decided to add to his export-crops (coffee, cocoa, fruits, etc.) the production of s...
Ivory Coast must now face the problem of food self-sufficiency. With steady urbanization, growth of ...
Ivory Coast must now face the problem of food self-sufficiency. With steady urbanization, growth of ...
The growth of food import in Ivory Coast, especially rice, took place thanks to low prices in the wo...
The growth of food import in Ivory Coast, especially rice, took place thanks to low prices in the wo...
Abstract. - The Ivory Coast has known, these last years, a very astonishing growth, by the mean of t...
Ivory Coast covers an area of 124,000 square miles with reasonable rainfall for food crops productio...
Abstract. - Since Indépendance, the Ivory Coast Economy shows a quite Japanese-type boom, especially...
Ivory Coast covers an area of 124,000 square miles with reasonable rainfall for food crops productio...
Abstract. - Since Indépendance, the Ivory Coast Economy shows a quite Japanese-type boom, especially...
The emergence of surplus in the food subsector and it allocation The case of Côte d'Ivoire agricultu...
The emergence of surplus in the food subsector and it allocation The case of Côte d'Ivoire agricultu...
The development of food crops in the Adioukrou country between 1975 and 1990, represents a good curr...
Food self sufficiency in the ivory coast paradox or socioeconomic realism - The food situation of Af...
Food self sufficiency in the ivory coast paradox or socioeconomic realism - The food situation of Af...