Marie Michael Library

Title

New challenges in the cassava transformation in Nigeria and Ghana

Author

Nweke, Feliz

Description

In Nigeria and Ghana, the increase in cassava production has proven that cassava is a powerful poverty fighter in Africa. The cassava transformation involves a shift from production as a low-yielding, famine-reserve crop to a high-yielding cash crop. This paper aims to document the factors which are driving the cassava transformation in Nigeria and Ghana.

File No

IFPRI-EPTD118

Agency

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Date

Jun-04

Subject(s)

Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Cassava, Agriculture, Transformation

Pages

iv, 103

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