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  • Agricultural Policy-Making in Sub Saharan Africa: APRM Process in Kenya 
    Kimenju, Simon; Gitau, Raphael; Kibaara, Betty; Nyoro, James; Bruntrup, Michael; Zimmermann, Roukayatou (Tegemeo Institute, 2008)
    Introduction The New Partnership for Africa‘s Development (NEPAD) was adopted by the African Union Heads of State and Government Summit held in Lusaka, Zambia, in July 2001. NEPAD is a strategic policy framework for ...
  • Agricultural Policy-Making in Sub Saharan Africa: CAADP Progress in Kenya 
    Kibaara, Betty; Gitau, Raphael; Kimenju, Simon; Nyoro, James; Bruntrup, Michael; Zimmermann, Roukayatou (Tegemeo Institute, 2008)
    Introduction In the past few years, agriculture has regained prominence on the African policy agenda. A novel aspect in this respect is the increased importance attached to regional and continental levels to foster ...
  • Agriculture And Livelihood Diversification In Kenyan Rural Households 
    Kimenju, Simon; Tschirley, David (Tegemeo Institute, 2008)
    Governments throughout the developing world have a keen and understandable interest in diversifying their rural economies. Yet to achieve rapid growth in incomes in rural areas and in the economy as a whole, Kenya must go ...
  • Effects of County Cess on Costs and Returns in the Maize and Irish Potatoes Sectors in Kenya 
    Kinyumu, Ephiphania-; Odhiambo, Nicholas; Kimenju, Simon; Kirimi, Lilian (Tegemeo Institute, 2018)
    Executive summary: The agricultural sector in Kenya contributes about 25.4% of GDP, supports nearly 80% of the rural population and accounts for 65% of total exports (RoK, 2015). Despite the importance of the sector to ...
  • Trends In Kenyan Agricultural Productivity: 1997-2007 
    Kimenju, Simon; Kibaara, Betty; Ariga, Joshua; Jayne, Thom (Tegemeo Institute, 2008)
    Agriculture continues to be a fundamental instrument for sustainable development, poverty reduction and enhanced food security in developing countries. Agricultural productivity levels in Sub-Saharan Africa are far below ...

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