Ethiopia: Options for Rural DevelopmentSiegfried Pausewang |
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... tion . All told , therefore , whatever foreign exchange the country earns is largely accounted for by the agricultural sector . Other Forms of Surplus Extraction Although reliable data are not available , it is well - known that farmers ...
... tion . All told , therefore , whatever foreign exchange the country earns is largely accounted for by the agricultural sector . Other Forms of Surplus Extraction Although reliable data are not available , it is well - known that farmers ...
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... tion rural Ethiopia : • - the abolition of landlordism , and the distribution of land to peasant households ; - the abolition of tenancy and other forms of social dependency on proper- tied classes ( but not dependency itself ) : - the ...
... tion rural Ethiopia : • - the abolition of landlordism , and the distribution of land to peasant households ; - the abolition of tenancy and other forms of social dependency on proper- tied classes ( but not dependency itself ) : - the ...
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... tion and poor natural resource management . However , as these were the first major conservation initiatives in Ethiopia , a number of problems un- dermined their adoption and effectiveness . Analysis of these difficulties is currently ...
... tion and poor natural resource management . However , as these were the first major conservation initiatives in Ethiopia , a number of problems un- dermined their adoption and effectiveness . Analysis of these difficulties is currently ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
The Agricultural Sector Stefan Brüne | 15 |
Urbanrural Relations in Agrarian Change An Historical | 30 |
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activities Addis Ababa Addis Ababa University administrative African agricul agricultural production agricultural sector Amharic Awraja birr cent central coffee conservation crop cultivation culture Dalocha Dessalegn drought ecological economic ensete environment Eritrea erosion Ethiopian Highlands ethnic group export famine farmers farms fertility forest Gambela Gojam grain Hararghe heads of household highlands Hurni Illubabor implementation improve income increase integrated Keffa labour land reform landlords large-scale livestock major marketing and pricing ment million Ministry of Agriculture natural resources Oromo pastoral nomads pastoralists peasant associations perestroika planning political population growth preparedness problems producer cooperatives projects quota reduce regions rehabilitation relief revolution rist role rural development schemes settlers Shewa Shoa Sidamo smallholder social socialist society soil Soviet strategy Study surplus teff Tigray tion trade urban villages Washington D.C. Western Ethiopia Wollo women woreda World Bank