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Strengthening agricultural research in Africa

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Jones, Monty
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"The current decline in per capita food production in Africa signals an urgent need to revitalize agricultural research. Accomplishing such a task will require addressing many issues, including demand-led approaches, accountability, building of critical mass, avoidance of duplication, sustainable financing, and capacity strengthening. This brief cannot address all these issues; instead it focuses on generating common Africa-wide goals and priorities and on collaboration for maximum impact, suggesting approaches for consideration by those responsible for African agricultural research policy and implementation." from Text

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Paper provided by International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in its series Issue briefs with number 25.

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Keywords: Sustainable agriculture ; Agricultural research Africa ;

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