« The results show that formal land rights positively and significantly affect land productivity. It is also found that formal education, non-farm activities, receiving cash transfers, and social capital affect land productivity. Our findings show evidence that land property rights matter for stimulating agricultural productivity, especially by motivating large-scale private land related-investments in Burkina Faso. »
Y accéder : Land Use Policy, 30/11/22, Do land property rights matter for stimulating agricultural productivity ? Empirical evidence from Burkina Faso
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