Cet article propose une mise en perspective des PAC africaines avec celle de l’Union Européenne (UE), qui européenne bénéficie d’une aura particulière en Afrique [Ténier, 2003]. De même que le thème de l’intégration régionale a...

Community-driven development programmes are an increasingly common component of poverty reduction strategies. Most have been on a small-scale so far, but efforts are being made to scale successful experiences up to the country level. This...

Objective: To quantify factors influencing iron supplementation compliance and haemoglobin (Hb) concentrations among pregnant women participating in an iron supplementation programme under routine field conditions. Design: Cross-sectional interviews and Hb measurements. Settings: Albay and Sorsogon provinces,...

Community based nutrition programmes (CBNP) are increasingly being seen as a key turning point in implementation strategies leading to food and nutrition improvement as a sound basis for socio-economic development. In order to be effective...

Very little analysis exists of the income-generating strategies of Albanian households, and how this relates to income dynamics, people’s mobility and poverty. Results show that agricultural, migration and human capital assets have a differential impact...

Since modification of agricultural production choices in developing countries often provides positive environmental externalities to people in developed countries, payment for environmental services (PES) has become an important topic in the context of economic development...

Los biocombustibles están provocando subidas en los precios de los productos agrícolas que dificultan el acceso a los alimentos de las poblaciones más vulnerables. Pero, al mismo tiempo, podrían favorecer mayores inversiones en productividad agrícola...

We have assessed the impact of three seed-based intervention programs on crop diversity levels of pigeon pea (Cajanus cajun) in the semi-arid districts of Kitui and Makueni in eastern Kenya. We adopted four-cell analysis along...