Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in African agriculture. Among these, major commodity-specific successes identified include breakthroughs in maize breeding across Africa, sustained gains in cassava breeding and successful combat of its disease and pests, control of the rinderpest livestock disease, booming horticultural and flower exports in East and Southern Africa and increased cotton production and exports in West Africa. Using a dynamic analytical framework, the paper attempts to identify key ingredients that appear necessary for building on these individual cases and expanding them into broad-based agricultural growth.PRISI; IFPRI3MSS
African farmers and agricultural policymakers have achieved a series of significant successes in agr...
Kenyan horticultural exports are often cited as a success story in African agriculture. Fruit and ve...
In today’s more integrated world economy, agricultural growth in Africa depends not only on raising ...
Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in ...
Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in ...
Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in ...
Past successes in African agriculture can point the way to promising avenues for achieving similar s...
This paper presents case-study results and aggregate data to evaluate the impact of research in Afri...
At independence in 1960, Africa was a modest food exporter while Asia was engulfed in a food crisis....
Sub-Saharan Africa is one of the poorest regions of the world. Because most Africans work in agricul...
According to the authors, "Cassava serves as a staple food for 200 million Africans, second only to ...
CONTENTS: 1. African Agriculture: Past Performance, Future Imperatives / Steven Haggblade, Peter Haz...
Over the past half-century, agricultural production gains have provided a platform for rural and urb...
"African farmers and agricultural policymakers have achieved a series of significant successes in ag...
The population of Africa will double in the next 33 years to reach 2.5 billion by 2050. Although rou...
African farmers and agricultural policymakers have achieved a series of significant successes in agr...
Kenyan horticultural exports are often cited as a success story in African agriculture. Fruit and ve...
In today’s more integrated world economy, agricultural growth in Africa depends not only on raising ...
Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in ...
Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in ...
Using primary data from a survey of expert opinion, this paper identifies key successes emerging in ...
Past successes in African agriculture can point the way to promising avenues for achieving similar s...
This paper presents case-study results and aggregate data to evaluate the impact of research in Afri...
At independence in 1960, Africa was a modest food exporter while Asia was engulfed in a food crisis....
Sub-Saharan Africa is one of the poorest regions of the world. Because most Africans work in agricul...
According to the authors, "Cassava serves as a staple food for 200 million Africans, second only to ...
CONTENTS: 1. African Agriculture: Past Performance, Future Imperatives / Steven Haggblade, Peter Haz...
Over the past half-century, agricultural production gains have provided a platform for rural and urb...
"African farmers and agricultural policymakers have achieved a series of significant successes in ag...
The population of Africa will double in the next 33 years to reach 2.5 billion by 2050. Although rou...
African farmers and agricultural policymakers have achieved a series of significant successes in agr...
Kenyan horticultural exports are often cited as a success story in African agriculture. Fruit and ve...
In today’s more integrated world economy, agricultural growth in Africa depends not only on raising ...
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