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Unravelling institutional determinants affecting change in agriculture in West Africa

Topic(s):

Countries:

Mali

Ghana

Benin

DOI:

10.1080/14735903.2014.909642

ISBN:

1473-5903

ISSN:

10.1080/14735903.2014.909642

Provider:

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Type:

journal article

Journal:

International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability

Number:

12

Pages:

p. 370-382

Volume:

3

Year:

2014

Authors:

Struik Paul C.

Klerkx Laurens

Hounkonnou Dominique

Description:

This paper compares lessons learned from nine studies that explored institutional determinants of innovation towards sustainable intensification of West African agriculture. The studies investigated issues relating to crop, animal, and resources management in Benin, Ghana, and Mali

Publication year:

2014

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Unravelling institutional determinants affecting change in agriculture in West Africa

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