Dawit Alemu: DCA, EthiopiaCereal crops, Agricultural development, Agricultural extension work, Fertilizers, Seed industry and trade Developing countries, Public investment, Food policy,

Alemu, Dawit

Byerlee, Derek

Gautam, Madhur

Spielman, David J.

English

Research Papers in Economics

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Alternative approaches to promoting fertilizer use in Africa.

An analysis of maize seed production and distribution systems in Ethiopia’s Rift Valley. Unpublished manuscript.

Building Public-Private Partnerships for Agricultural Innovation in Latin America. Suresh

CIMMYT 1998-99 world wheat facts and trends. Global wheat research in a changing world: Challenges and achievements.

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Cost of land degradation in Ethiopia: A critical review of past studies. Addis Ababa: Environmental Economics Policy Forum

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Food aid and food security in the short and long Run: Country experience from Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. Social Protection Discussion Paper no.

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Growth options and poverty reduction in Ethiopia—an economy-wide model analysis.

Impacts of international wheat breeding research in the developing world,

Implications of Agricultural Land Degradation in Ghana: An Economywide, Multimarket Model Assessment. Xinshen Diao

Implications of market and coordination failures for rural development in least developed countries.

Innovación en el Cultivo del Maní en Bolivia: Efectos de la Interacción Social y de las Capacidades de Absorción de los Pequeños Productores. Frank Hartwich, Tito Arispe, y Mario Monge.

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Integrated Management of the Blue Nile Basin in Ethiopia: Hydropower and Irrigation

Is HIV/AIDS Undermining Botswana’s ‘Success Story’? Implications for Development Strategy. James Thurlow,

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