Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer?
Reversing Africa's decades-long decline in soil productivity levels poses a major challenge, and one that cannot be addressed without increased use of appropriate fertilizer nutrients. The 2006 World Bank Africa Fertilizer Strategy Assessment...
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okr-10986-95732021-04-23T14:02:46Z Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? Agwe, Jonathan Morris, Michael Fernabdes, Erick ACCESS TO CREDIT AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURE COLLATERALS COMMERCIAL CROPS COMMERCIAL LOANS CONSUMERS CROP CROP INSURANCE CROP PRODUCTION CROP RESEARCH CROP RESIDUES CROP YIELDS CROPPING CULTIVATED LAND DROUGHT ENTRY POINTS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMING SYSTEMS FEED FERTILIZER FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTION FERTILIZER NUTRIENTS FERTILIZER PRICES FERTILIZER PRODUCERS FERTILIZER SUBSIDIES FERTILIZER USE FINANCIAL SERVICE FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS FINANCIAL TOOLS FOOD PRODUCTION GREEN MANURES GREEN REVOLUTION HUNGER INCOMES INORGANIC FERTILIZERS INVESTING INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABOR PRODUCTIVITY LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LAND DEGRADATION LAND MANAGEMENT LATIN AMERICAN LAWS LIVESTOCK LOAN MARKETING MATCHING GRANTS NATURAL RESOURCES NITROGEN ORGANIC FERTILIZERS PLANT NUTRITION PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCTION COSTS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS PROFITABILITY PUBLIC AGENCIES PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS RAW MATERIALS RECYCLING RISK FACTORS RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALES SEEDS SOIL FERTILITY SOIL RESOURCES SOILS STAKEHOLDERS SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TILLAGE TRANSPORT WATER CONSERVATION YIELDS Reversing Africa's decades-long decline in soil productivity levels poses a major challenge, and one that cannot be addressed without increased use of appropriate fertilizer nutrients. The 2006 World Bank Africa Fertilizer Strategy Assessment was undertaken to inform policy makers, providing them with guidelines on measures to effectively raise fertilizer use. This Note draws upon the material prepared for the above fertilizer strategy assessment, summarizes the information on the approaches to enhancing fertilizer supply and use in Africa, and identifies some future steps. 2012-08-13T08:59:46Z 2012-08-13T08:59:46Z 2007-05 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/05/7998380/africas-growing-soil-fertility-crisis-role-fertilizer http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9573 English Agricultural and Rural Development Notes; No. 21 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Africa |
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ACCESS TO CREDIT AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURE COLLATERALS COMMERCIAL CROPS COMMERCIAL LOANS CONSUMERS CROP CROP INSURANCE CROP PRODUCTION CROP RESEARCH CROP RESIDUES CROP YIELDS CROPPING CULTIVATED LAND DROUGHT ENTRY POINTS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMING SYSTEMS FEED FERTILIZER FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTION FERTILIZER NUTRIENTS FERTILIZER PRICES FERTILIZER PRODUCERS FERTILIZER SUBSIDIES FERTILIZER USE FINANCIAL SERVICE FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS FINANCIAL TOOLS FOOD PRODUCTION GREEN MANURES GREEN REVOLUTION HUNGER INCOMES INORGANIC FERTILIZERS INVESTING INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABOR PRODUCTIVITY LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LAND DEGRADATION LAND MANAGEMENT LATIN AMERICAN LAWS LIVESTOCK LOAN MARKETING MATCHING GRANTS NATURAL RESOURCES NITROGEN ORGANIC FERTILIZERS PLANT NUTRITION PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCTION COSTS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS PROFITABILITY PUBLIC AGENCIES PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS RAW MATERIALS RECYCLING RISK FACTORS RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALES SEEDS SOIL FERTILITY SOIL RESOURCES SOILS STAKEHOLDERS SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TILLAGE TRANSPORT WATER CONSERVATION YIELDS |
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ACCESS TO CREDIT AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AGRICULTURE COLLATERALS COMMERCIAL CROPS COMMERCIAL LOANS CONSUMERS CROP CROP INSURANCE CROP PRODUCTION CROP RESEARCH CROP RESIDUES CROP YIELDS CROPPING CULTIVATED LAND DROUGHT ENTRY POINTS EXTENSION FAO FARM FARMER FARMERS FARMING FARMING SYSTEMS FEED FERTILIZER FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTION FERTILIZER NUTRIENTS FERTILIZER PRICES FERTILIZER PRODUCERS FERTILIZER SUBSIDIES FERTILIZER USE FINANCIAL SERVICE FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS FINANCIAL TOOLS FOOD PRODUCTION GREEN MANURES GREEN REVOLUTION HUNGER INCOMES INORGANIC FERTILIZERS INVESTING INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABOR PRODUCTIVITY LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LAND DEGRADATION LAND MANAGEMENT LATIN AMERICAN LAWS LIVESTOCK LOAN MARKETING MATCHING GRANTS NATURAL RESOURCES NITROGEN ORGANIC FERTILIZERS PLANT NUTRITION PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCTION COSTS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS PROFITABILITY PUBLIC AGENCIES PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS RAW MATERIALS RECYCLING RISK FACTORS RISK MANAGEMENT RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALES SEEDS SOIL FERTILITY SOIL RESOURCES SOILS STAKEHOLDERS SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TILLAGE TRANSPORT WATER CONSERVATION YIELDS Agwe, Jonathan Morris, Michael Fernabdes, Erick Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? |
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Agricultural and Rural Development Notes; No. 21 |
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Reversing Africa's decades-long
decline in soil productivity levels poses a major challenge,
and one that cannot be addressed without increased use of
appropriate fertilizer nutrients. The 2006 World Bank Africa
Fertilizer Strategy Assessment was undertaken to inform
policy makers, providing them with guidelines on measures to
effectively raise fertilizer use. This Note draws upon the
material prepared for the above fertilizer strategy
assessment, summarizes the information on the approaches to
enhancing fertilizer supply and use in Africa, and
identifies some future steps. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Agwe, Jonathan Morris, Michael Fernabdes, Erick |
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Agwe, Jonathan Morris, Michael Fernabdes, Erick |
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Agwe, Jonathan |
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Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? |
title_short |
Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? |
title_full |
Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? |
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Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? |
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Africa’s Growing Soil Fertility Crisis : What Role For Fertilizer? |
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africa’s growing soil fertility crisis : what role for fertilizer? |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/05/7998380/africas-growing-soil-fertility-crisis-role-fertilizer http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9573 |
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