Understanding poverty in cash-crop agro-forestry systems: Evidence from Ghana and Ethiopia
This paper examines the linkages between cash-crop income and other dimensions of poverty to interrogate assumptions regarding the relationship between agricultural income and poverty alleviation. The analysis treats poverty as a multi-dimensional and socially disaggregated phenomenon. The paper emp...
Main Authors: | Hirons, M, Robinson, E, McDermott, C, Morel, A, Asare, R, Boyd, E, Gonfa, T, Gole, T, Malhi, Y, Mason, J, Norris, K |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Elsevier
2018
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