Report on training mission to lake Kariba, Zimbabwe, on methodologies for analyzing agricultural comparative advantage within agro-ecological zones
1994
This report presents the findings of a training mission conducted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) at Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe, focusing on methodologies for analyzing agricultural comparative advantage within agro-ecological zones. The mission, led by Senior Regional Advisor G.I. Abalu, aimed to enhance understanding of the implications of structural adjustment programs in Southern Africa, particularly in the context of agricultural production, trade, and food security. The report outlines the background of the study, the need for training, and the proposed conceptual framework for comparative advantage analysis. It emphasizes the importance of integrating agroecological considerations into economic evaluations to accurately assess production opportunities and trade potential. The report also details the objectives of the training workshop, the methodologies discussed, and the collaborative efforts among regional institutions to ensure effective implementation of the study. Key research questions are posed to guide future analyses, and a comprehensive framework for evaluating agricultural policies and practices is proposed.
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