TOTTERING ASSOCIATIVE PROCESS IN CAMEROON: COLLATERAL DAMAGE OF THE COTTON POLICY ADJUSTMENT
- Literature reference
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- Author
- Enam Jean, Klassou Célestin, Folefack Denis, Kouebou Christian and Fok Michel
- English title of the work
- TOTTERING ASSOCIATIVE PROCESS IN CAMEROON: COLLATERAL DAMAGE OF THE COTTON POLICY ADJUSTMENT
- Title of the work
- TOTTERING ASSOCIATIVE PROCESS IN CAMEROON: COLLATERAL DAMAGE OF THE COTTON POLICY ADJUSTMENT
- Year of publication
- 2008
- Book title
- Life Sciences International Journal
- Page number
- 112-122
- URL Address
- http://www.slire.net/download/928/11-s2_p12_enam-112-122.pdf
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- 2012-04-25
- Modifed on
- 2012-04-25
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Fok Michel
- Abstract
- Dans les zones de savanes d'Afrique, le coton est la principale culture de rente. Cette culture destinée essentiellement à l'exportation occupe au Cameroun environ 360000 planteurs pour une production estimée depuis 2000 à 250000 tonnes de coton graines. Son essor a joué un rôle moteur dans la diffusion des innovations techniques et dans le développement agricole de la zone. Sa production a évolué à travers l'organisation des producteurs dans la gestion du crédit intrants sous l'influence des aj...
- English abstract
- In Cameroon, associative process based specifically on the supply of input on credit dates back to 1987, with the creation of “Associations Villageoises Autogérées” (AVA). The liberalisation option later on led to a shift from the AVA to Common Initiative Group (CIG). The global functioning in the supply of inputs to farmers was little changed thanks to the implementation of the “Programme Spécial d’Importation des Engrais” (PSIE) which enhanced timely provision of inputs at quantities and quali...