Getting markets right in Ethiopia: issues and challenge

Eleni Z. Gebremadhin

Getting markets right in Ethiopia: issues and challenge

2005

Eleni Z. Gebremadhin

Ethiopian agricultural markets face challenges despite extensive reforms, which have not yielded expected impacts in growth and poverty alleviation. A concerted focus on getting markets right is critical after reform. Market development is a long-term agenda, requiring a progressive and integrative perspective that addresses the 3 I's: Institutions, Infrastructure, and Incentives. There is an important role for the stage in all of these dimensions, in supporting and facilitating the functional of the private sector.

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Mots clés AGROVOC

marketing techniques technique de vente

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Editeur

Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development/International Food Policy Research Institute

Pagination

p. 9-21

D'autres materias

Tecnicas de mercadeo

Langue

anglais

Note

Summary (En)

18 fig.

Type

Conference; Summary

Source

Unleashing markets for agricultural growth in Ethiopia, Eleni Z. Garemadhin (ed.).- Addis Abeba (Ethiopia): Ministry of Agriculture Rural Development/International Food Policy Research Institute, Sept 2005. Proceedings of the Agriculture Rural Development/International Food Policy Research Institute (MoARD/IFPRI),Proceedings of the Agriculture Rural Development/International Food Policy Research Institute (MoARD/IFPRI), Addis Abeba (Ethiopia), 18-20 May 2005.- p. 9-21

Conférence

Proceedings of the Agriculture Rural Development/International Food Policy Research Institute (MoARD/IFPRI), , Addis Abeba (Ethiopia), 18-20 May 2005

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