Contract Farming and Peasant Livelihoods: The case of Sugar Outgrower Schemes in Manhiça District, Mozambique
The paper shows that “accumulation from below” at local level is being driven by off-farm incomes and participation in Maragra Estate, thus accelerating social differentiation. As highlighted by earlier studies in agrarian political economy, the intrusion of capital has also established distinct classes, namely; the “poor”, “middle” and “rich” based on differential land sizes, asset ownership, labour hiring and access to non-farm sources of income. The study also shows gender inequalities in access to employment at the estate, access to land and participation in out-grower schemes and attributes this to women’s lack of education and the existing patriarchal relations in Manhiça District.
Auteur: Walter Chambati
Autres autheurs: Freedom Mazwi, Steven Mberi
Organisation: Sam Moyo African Institute for Agrarian Studies
Année: 2019
Pays: Mozambique
Couverture géographique: Afrique, Communauté du développement de l'Afrique australe (SADC)
Type: Document de travail
Texte intégral disponible à l'adresse: http://aiastrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Contract_Farming_and_Peasant_Livelihoods_-in-Mozambique-WorkingPaper-_01_March-2019.pdf
Langue: English