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Lars Otto Naess

Lars Otto Naess

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Writer, Future Agricultures Consortium

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  • Climate resilience and agricultural commercialisation in Africa: Four lessons from APRA research

    By Lars Otto Naess| Future Agricultures Consortium@ Written by: Lars Otto Naess and Andrew NewshamCommercialisation remains a key policy aim for governments across Africa, for obvious reasons. It is seen as a way of: a) increasing farmers’ incomes and thereby reducing poverty; b) transforming the agricultural sector and; c) improving resilience capacities in the face of climate change. But what are the prospects for commercialisation pathways that seek to combine these goals?

    By Lars Otto Naess · Future Agricultures Consortium

    Nov. 23, 2023

  • Moving up, or out? The political economy of agricultural value chains and commercialisation in Africa

    By Blessings Chinsinga, Lars Otto Naess| Future Agricultures Consortium@ Moving up, or out? The political economy of agricultural value chains and commercialisation in Africa Posted on October 14, 2021 by FAC ICE Team - APRA blog, FAC blog Written by: Blessings Chinsinga and Lars Otto NaessSome initial – and selective – reflections on 11 case studies of agricultural value chains and commercialisation across sub-Saharan Africa demonstrate that the policy choices to promote a value chain depend, to a large extent, on its importance to the most powerful.

    By Blessings Chinsinga, Lars Otto Naess · Future Agricultures Consortium

    Oct. 14, 2021

  • Climate resilience and agricultural commercialisation in Africa: Four lessons from APRA research

    By Lars Otto Naess| Future Agricultures Consortium@ Written by: Lars Otto Naess and Andrew NewshamCommercialisation remains a key policy aim for governments across Africa, for obvious reasons. It is seen as a way of: a) increasing farmers’ incomes and thereby reducing poverty; b) transforming the agricultural sector and; c) improving resilience capacities in the face of climate change. But what are the prospects for commercialisation pathways that seek to combine these goals?

    By Lars Otto Naess · Future Agricultures Consortium

    Nov. 23, 2023

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Future Agricultures Consortium

Brighton, England, United Kingdom

+44 127 360 6261