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The effects of public funding on agricultural performance and environmental degradation in Ghana: Case studies of three arboriculture value chains (Cocoa, Cashew and Mango)

Koloma, Yaya; Some, Juste - 2023

and on the environmental degradation in Ghana over the period 1996-2019. The paper particularly focuses on three tree … crops value chains, namely cashew, cocoa and mango sub-sectors. The agriculture performance is measured by the value added …

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The partially liberalized cocoa sector in Ghana: Producer price determination, quality control, and service provision

Kolavalli, Shashidhara; Vigneri, Marcella; Maamah, Haruna; … - International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) - 2012

The cocoa sector in Ghana is one of few examples of an export commodity sector in an African country that has withstood the pressure to fully liberalize. Despite substantial government control over internal and external marketing via the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), the current institutional...

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Trees, tenure and conflict: Rubber in colonial Benin

Fenske, James - 2011

Tree crops have changed land tenure in Africa. Farmers have acquired more permanent, alienable rights, but have also …

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Trees, Tenure and Conflict: Rubber in Colonial Benin

Fenske, James - World Institute for Development Economic Research … - 2011

Tree crops have changed land tenure in Africa. Farmers have acquired more permanent, alienable rights, but have also …

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Trees, tenure and conflict: Rubber in colonial Benin

Fenske, James - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2010

Tree crops have changed land tenure in Africa. Planters have acquired more permanent, alienable rights, but have also …

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Trees, tenure and conflict : rubber in colonial Benin

Fenske, James - In: Journal of development economics 110 (2014), pp. 226-238

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Trees, tenure and conflict: Rubber in colonial Benin

Fenske, James - In: Journal of Development Economics 110 (2014) C, pp. 226-238

Tree crops have changed land tenure in Africa. Farmers have acquired permanent, alienable rights, but have also faced …

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COMPETITIVENESS AND COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE OF TREE CROP SMALLHOLDINGS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Kannapiran, Chinna A.; Fleming, Euan M. - School of Economics, Business School - 1999

The contribution by tree crop industries to economic development in Papua New Guinea (PNG) depends to a considerable extent on their economic efficiency in terms of competitiveness and comparative advantage of domestic production and export marketing. These advantages for the four major tree...

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Cultivating cacao Implications of sun-grown cacao on local food security and environmental sustainability

Belsky, Jill; Siebert, Stephen - In: Agriculture and Human Values 20 (2003) 3, pp. 277-285

The reasons why upland farmerson the Indonesian island of Sulawesi areengaged in a cacao boom and its long termimplications are addressed in the context ofprotected area management regulations, andpolitical and economic conditions inPost-Suharto, Indonesia. In the remote casestudy village of Moa...

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