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  • Working The Sahelby M.j. Mortimore; W.M. Adams

    Taylor & Francis 1999; US$ 234.00

    Drawing on four years of field research, the authors look at how farmers manage biological resources, crop and non-crop biodiversity, soil fertility, and transform the landscape through agricultural intensification. more...

  • Cotton in West Africaby OECD Publishing

    Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 2006; US$ 33.00

    In West Africa, approximately 16 million people depend directly or indirectly on cotton cultivation. Cotton plays a vital role in the economic and social development of many countries, and in improving the livelihoods of the inhabitants. It has also enabled West Africa to become a major player on the international market, since it is now the second largest fibre exporter behind the United States. This success is partly due to an integrated approach which is often called the ?cotton system?. Since the World Trade Organisation?s 2003 Ministerial Conference in Cancun, the actors in the international community have recognised the crucial need to address the cotton crisis in an ?ambitious, rapid and specific? manner. At the end of the Hong... more...

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