The project purpose was to develop and promote efficient and effective crop marketing and credit systems. It focused on the use of credit to improve access by resource-poor farmers to productivity-enhancing purchased farm inputs. Two cotton input credit schemes were studied in detail, both still in a state of evolution and development. Each has coverage far in excess of any other formal sources of credit available to smallholders (60,000 farmers in Zimbabwe and 300,000 farmers in Uganda). They are particularly interesting, moreover, because both are private sector initiatives, and the Uganda example has especially strong poverty focus
Many recent microenterprise credit programs in low income countries resemble earlier small farmer cr...
Despite favorable agro-ecological conditions, agricultural productivity in Uganda remains low. Crop ...
Agricultural credit is considered as one of the strategic resources for pushing production to the hi...
The research reported here was conducted as part of project whose purpose is to examine credit deliv...
Cotton smallholders in Uganda have a number of potential sources of credit, including government/don...
The Natural Resources Institute has been conducting preliminary research on experiences with private...
The paper examines the extent of access and use of credit by small holder farmers in Uganda. Despite...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
Agricultural credit is considered as one of the strategic resources for pushing production to the hi...
Improvement in farmers livelihoods depends on the strength of their coming together. Access to resou...
Agriculture is the largest source of employment for rural households, and 70% of the population in S...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
Farm credit enhances productivity and promotes standard of living by breaking vicious cycle of pover...
Despite favorable agro-ecological conditions, agricultural productivity in Uganda remains low. Crop ...
Credit is important because it enables farmers to increase agricultural production. Access to credit...
Many recent microenterprise credit programs in low income countries resemble earlier small farmer cr...
Despite favorable agro-ecological conditions, agricultural productivity in Uganda remains low. Crop ...
Agricultural credit is considered as one of the strategic resources for pushing production to the hi...
The research reported here was conducted as part of project whose purpose is to examine credit deliv...
Cotton smallholders in Uganda have a number of potential sources of credit, including government/don...
The Natural Resources Institute has been conducting preliminary research on experiences with private...
The paper examines the extent of access and use of credit by small holder farmers in Uganda. Despite...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
Agricultural credit is considered as one of the strategic resources for pushing production to the hi...
Improvement in farmers livelihoods depends on the strength of their coming together. Access to resou...
Agriculture is the largest source of employment for rural households, and 70% of the population in S...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
Farm credit enhances productivity and promotes standard of living by breaking vicious cycle of pover...
Despite favorable agro-ecological conditions, agricultural productivity in Uganda remains low. Crop ...
Credit is important because it enables farmers to increase agricultural production. Access to credit...
Many recent microenterprise credit programs in low income countries resemble earlier small farmer cr...
Despite favorable agro-ecological conditions, agricultural productivity in Uganda remains low. Crop ...
Agricultural credit is considered as one of the strategic resources for pushing production to the hi...