Botswana Agriculture Public Expenditure Review 2000-2013

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作者：

World Bank

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22073

关键词：

AGRICULTURAL POLICIES;  VETERINARY SERVICES;  AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH;  CLAY CONTENT;  RANGE MANAGEMENT;  SORGHUM;  PEST CONTROL;  BEANS;  GRAIN RESERVE;  CASSAVA;  IMPACT ASSESSMENT;  WATER LOGGING;  EUROPEAN COMMISSION;  IFPRI;  AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE;  AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS;  TRACEABILITY;  AGRICULTURAL USE;  PESTICIDES;  RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS;  FERTILIZERS;  ANIMAL HEALTH;  BEEF EXPORTS;  CROP PRODUCTION;  CEREALS;  TRAINING;  DAIRY FARMS;  AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY;  MAD COW DISEASE;  ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION;  SEEDS;  SHEEP;  MARKETS;  FRUITS;  VEGETABLES;  FORESTRY;  INDICATORS;  FARMERS;  ANIMAL PRODUCTION;  NATURAL RESOURCES;  CROPS;  INFRASTRUCTURE;  DISEASE OUTBREAKS;  CROP YIELDS;  HYBRID SEEDS;  MEAT LIVESTOCK;  FARMER PARTICIPATION;  CROP FARMING;  CROP;  SEEDLINGS;  LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT;  RUMINANTS;  REPORTS;  RURAL POVERTY;  AGRICULTURAL MARKETING;  BEEF FROM CATTLE;  AGRICULTURE;  FAO;  NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT;  AGRICULTURAL AREAS;  EGGS;  HYBRIDS;  OIL SEEDS;  SMALL RUMINANTS;  CARCASS WEIGHT;  MILK PRODUCERS;  FISHERIES;  NATIONAL RESEARCH;  CARCASS;  GOAT MEAT;  GROUND WATER;  IRRIGATION;  FOOD CROPS;  FOOD SAFETY;  FOOD SUPPLY;  FEED;  NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL;  POPULATION;  AFDB;  SLAUGHTER;  WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE;  SOIL FERTILITY;  AGRICULTURAL CROP;  COMMODITIES;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT;  FOOD PRICES;  GOATS;  SEASONS;  MAD COW;  GRAIN;  CATTLE POPULATION;  WHEAT MILLS;  HARVEST;  TARIFFS;  POULTRY;  AGRICULTURAL GROWTH;  CROP HARVEST;  AGRICULTURAL CREDIT;  HONEY;  TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION;  MILK;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION;  HYBRID SEED;  LEGUMES;  UNITED NATIONS;  AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT;  ANIMALS;  LARGE FARMING OPERATIONS;  COWPEAS;  AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION;  ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY;  PLANNING;  CROP VARIETIES;  TREES;  RURAL POPULATION;  WATER RESOURCES;  LANDS;  PLANS;  POVERTY REDUCTION;  MAIZE;  CROP INSURANCE;  ARABLE LAND;  DISEASES;  AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES;  ANIMAL DISEASES;  GRAIN CROPS;  COW DISEASE;  IDENTITY;  POPULATION GROWTH;  LIVE CATTLE;  LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS;  ANIMAL DISEASE;  ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT;  HERBICIDES;  NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH;  DAIRY FARMERS;  RESEARCH;  FARMING;  LIVESTOCK;  MEAT PRODUCTION;  POULTRY INDUSTRY;  BIRTH RATE;  RURAL ROADS;  POULTRY PRODUCTION;  GRAIN HARVEST;  VEGETABLE PRODUCTION;  AGRICULTURAL AREA;  FOOD PRODUCTION;  AGRICULTURAL POLICY;  TECHNOLOGY;  AGRICULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE;  BEEF;  BEEF CATTLE;  LIVESTOCK FARMING;  EXTENSION AGENTS;  FOOD SECURITY;  CLIMATE CHANGE;  FARM OWNERS;  PESTS;  CREDIT;  BUDGETS;  GENETIC FACTORS;  ANIMAL FEED;  RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE;  WORKING CAPITAL;  AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK;  DRIP IRRIGATION;  AGRICULTURAL LAND;  CATTLE;  AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION;  MEAT PRODUCTS;  AGRICULTURAL MARKET;  AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES;  IRRI;  AGRICULTURAL INPUTS;  COTTON;  ACCESS TO CREDIT;  FEEDLOT;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS;  MOA;  SOUTH AFRICA;  ANTHRAX;  BEEF PRODUCTION;  DISEASE CONTROL;  LIVESTOCK FARMERS;  AGRICULTURAL FIELD;  INVESTMENT;  BREEDING;  FARMS;  MEAT;  INNOVATION;  WHEAT;  SOILS;  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY;  RICE;  PASTURES;  FARMING SYSTEMS;  VEGETABLE OIL;  DAIRY CATTLE;  ADB;  APPLICATION OF FERTILIZER;  RURAL DEVELOPMENT;  AGRICULTURAL RD;  CIDA;  HONEY PRODUCTION;  Report; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

This Botswana Agriculture Public Expenditure Review (AgPER) is one of a series of similar studies undertaken in over a dozen countries in sub-Saharan Africa under the framework of a program coordinated by CAADP, supported by the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation and the CAADP Multi-Donor Trust Fund, and implemented by the World Bank. The AgPER presents data about actual expenditure for the period 2000 to 2013, with an outlook on the following two years. It presents public expenditure on agriculture structured by various dimensions and classifiers such as institutional, recurrent versus investment and capital, by sub-function and subsector and by spending unit. It analyzes expenditure levels, patterns and trends and compares expenditure patterns with policy objectives and strategies. Finally, it draws conclusions and recommendations in areas where future decisions could benefit from a clear view of an analysis of past spending or where it is deemed useful to support imminent policy formulation and decisions with a clearer understanding of the financial implications.