« In Burkina Faso, land is managed through customary tenure, which discourages land rentals and sales. Yet it permits land transactions through an institution called borrowing. This study investigates whether the borrowed status of land affects the seasonal crop and input choices as well as longer-term, productivity-enhancing investments made on it. »
Source : Land Economics, juin 2020, Can Customary Land Tenure Facilitate Agricultural Productivity Growth ? Evidence from Burkina Faso
Veille : Vincent Basserie - Support technique : Hub Rural
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