The Impact of Agricultural Research in Tropical Africa: A Study of the Collaboration between the International and National Research Systems

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1987-04-01

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CGIAR Study Paper on the problems and opportunities of international agricultural research in Sub Saharan Africa, and the impact of CGIAR Centers on African national agricultural research systems and on agricultural production and food security in Africa. Written by Hans E. Jahnke, Dieter Kirschke, and Johannes Lagermann and published as CGIAR Study Paper No. 21, part of the series comprising the CGIAR Impact Study of the 1980s.

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Appropriate technologies; Cameroon; CGIAR impact study; Ethiopia; France; Human resources capacity development; IARC collaboration with NARS; CGIAR training; Kenya; Malawi; NARS; NARS capacity building; Nigeria; Population; Senegal; Sub Saharan Africa; Tanzania; Zimbabwe; CGIAR study papers

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