This paper states that, in Africa, smallholder agriculture is the main source of employment for the majority of the rural population and the bulk of the staple food is produced by this segment of the population.
The programme of work of the ECA/FAO Joint Agriculture Division outlined in the programme of work and priorities, 1971-1973 with projections to 1976 and presented by the Chief of the Division.that the development of intra—African trade in agricultural products offers great prospects for surmounting the problems raised by the unsteady and falling prices of the traditional export products in the world
market and for the expansion of agricultural production.
The purpose, and often the result, of the legislation which has been gradually introduced over the last fifty years has been to replace a system of unwritten customary rights which varied from region to region with a relatively simple system of land ownership based on written and published texts, familiar to all and applicable to the territory as a whole.
This paper focused on the review of the food and agricultural situation in Africa. Many African countries are attempting to increase the diversity of their agricultural production, both in order to lessen their dependence on a narrow range of exports and to improve the nutritional quality of diets.
Dans ce document nous avons traité des engrais et de la fertilité des sols en partant de la description des sols pour passer ensuite aux travaux expérimentaux et à la vente d’engrais aux agriculteurs. Etant donné, l’étendue du sujet, nous avons dû résumer considérablement et nous limiter à l’essentiel dans chaque section.
Le choix des pays et produits pilotes a été effectué lors de réunions de consultation tenues avec l’Union africaine, le COMESA, la SADC, la CEDEAO et la FAO en mai 2011 et juin 2013. Les produits choisis étaient le riz, le maïs et le bétail ; les pays pilotes choisis étaient, pour le COMESA, le Botswana, l’Éthiopie, le Malawi, l’Ouganda, la République-Unie de Tanzanie et le Zimbabwe, et, pour la CEDEAO, le Bénin, le Burkina Faso, la Côte d’Ivoire, le Ghana, le Mali et le Niger.
The Second United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Africa held at Tunis in September 1966, the Niger in association with Madagascar; presented a resolution recommending that the ECA organize a seminar on cadastre. It was hoped that such a seminar would enable the Niger to become acquainted with and compare the latest methods used by certain African countries and possibly to benefit from their experience in establishing a cadastre in the Niger.
Of the nation's 122.2 million hectares of total area, 84.1 million hectares of land and 12.1 million hectares of water and water courses comprise the potentially productive cultivable land and water resources of the nation. At present, only 10.4 per cent of the total land area i.e. 12.9 million hectares is put under cultivation of which 9 to 91/2 million hectares have actually "been planted and harvested. Agriculture, the dominant sector of the country's economy is not only a goldmine in terms of potential but also a real source of wealth.
Une ferme n'est pas une usine. L'agriculture est pleine de facteurs imprévisibles.
This paper focused on managing land based resources for sustainable development: highlights on the status of sustainable development in Africa.
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