Successes in African agriculture: Lessons for the future

Africa stands at the dawn of a new era. In spite of the global financial meltdown and spiraling food prices, the continent has shown remarkable resilience. On the economic front, Africa has achieved remarkable progress in recent years. Reforms have opened up political and economic space for the priv...

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Main Authors: Haggblade, Steven, Hazell, Peter B. R.
Format: Libro
Language:Inglés
Published: Johns Hopkins University Press 2010
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/152004
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description Africa stands at the dawn of a new era. In spite of the global financial meltdown and spiraling food prices, the continent has shown remarkable resilience. On the economic front, Africa has achieved remarkable progress in recent years. Reforms have opened up political and economic space for the private sector, including traders and farmers, and have allowed civil-society organizations to actively participate in national agriculture development. Eighteen countries in the region have maintained average economic growth of 5.5 percent per year during the past decade, while more than half of the continent's countries have recorded agricultural growth exceeding 4 percent during the past five years. Africa is moving toward social and political stability, albeit slowly. Africa's impressive gains, however, were not enough to compensate
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spelling CGSpace1520042025-11-06T03:58:46Z Successes in African agriculture: Lessons for the future Haggblade, Steven Hazell, Peter B. R. agriculture cassava pest control cotton maize crop yield varieties milk products soil management poverty income Africa stands at the dawn of a new era. In spite of the global financial meltdown and spiraling food prices, the continent has shown remarkable resilience. On the economic front, Africa has achieved remarkable progress in recent years. Reforms have opened up political and economic space for the private sector, including traders and farmers, and have allowed civil-society organizations to actively participate in national agriculture development. Eighteen countries in the region have maintained average economic growth of 5.5 percent per year during the past decade, while more than half of the continent's countries have recorded agricultural growth exceeding 4 percent during the past five years. Africa is moving toward social and political stability, albeit slowly. Africa's impressive gains, however, were not enough to compensate 2010 2024-09-05T18:56:56Z 2024-09-05T18:56:56Z Book https://hdl.handle.net/10568/152004 en https://hdl.handle.net/10568/154946 Open Access application/pdf Johns Hopkins University Press Haggblade, Steven, ed. and Hazell, Peter B.R., ed. 2010. Successes in African agriculture: Lessons for the future. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
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cassava
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cotton
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crop yield
varieties
milk products
soil management
poverty
income
Haggblade, Steven
Hazell, Peter B. R.
Successes in African agriculture: Lessons for the future
title Successes in African agriculture: Lessons for the future
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cassava
pest control
cotton
maize
crop yield
varieties
milk products
soil management
poverty
income
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