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Monday 7 November 2005 |
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Session |
- Opening Remarks and Workshop
Objectives by Dr Patrick Kormawa, Policy Economist Assistant
Director of Research (Ag), Africa Rice Center, WARDA
- Objectives and Methodology of the
workshop
- Official opening of the workshop
by Honorable by Honorable Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and
Fisheries of Benin Republic.
- Official speech by Honorable Dr.
Winfred Nii Okai Hammond (Deputy.Minister, Ministry of Food and
Agriculture Ghana)
- Official speech by Honorable
Yankubu Touray, Secretary of State, Ministry of Agriculture, The
Gambia.
- Official speech by The
representative of the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and
Fisheries of the Republic of Togo, Dr. Agbobzi C.A. (Director
General ITRA, Togo).
- Opening speech by the
representative of the Honorable Minister of Agriculture, Republic of
Guinea Dr. Sekou Beavogui, DG, IRAG
- Opening speech by the
representative of Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation,
Cameroon, Dr. Takow Julius Agbor, Provincial Chief of Centre for
Scientific Research and Innovation.
- Opening speech by the
representative of Hon. Minister of Agriculture and Rural
Development, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Ochigbo, A.A Director
of National Cereals Research Institute (NCRI), Badeggi Nigeria.
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Agenda Item 1: Common agricultural
policy and market integration
Chairman: Dr. Winfred Nii Okai Hammond,
Deputy Minister Special Projects, Ministry of Food and Agriculture,
Republic of Ghana and two rapporteurs, Drs. Aliou Diagne (WARDA) and
Okoruwa Victor (University of Ibadan) |
Agricultural Development and Food Security
in Africa: Building a Case for More Public Support
Weldeghaber Kidane, Senior Policy Officer & Focal Point for AU and NEPAD,
FAO Rome. |
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SG2000’s Strategies for Promoting Rice
Production for Food Security in SSA
Tereke Behre, SG2000 and WARDA Regional Rice Coordinator |
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Agenda Item 2: Achieving
competitiveness for domestic rice production
Chairman: Netoyo Laomaibao from CILSS assisted by the two rapporteurs Dr
Awoyemi T. T., University of Ibadan and N’cho Akahoua Simon from Africa
Rice Center. |
Transformation of the Gambian Rice
Sub-Sector Through a Target-Based Production System by
Suruwa B. Wawa Jaiteh, Permanet Secretary, Department of State for
Agriculture (DOSA), Republic of The Gambia. |
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Adoption of improved rice varieties and
welfare impact on rural farming household in Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria
by
Edet J. Udoh, Department of Agriculture Economics & Extension,
University of Uyo, Uyo, Nigeria |
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Impact de la Rizculture de Bas-Fonds sur
la reduction sur la reduction de la pauvrate des femmes rurales
SIDIBE A. Samba; DJOUARA Hamady ; Dr SANOGO Zana Jean Luc. |
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Intensification agricole et répartition
des revenues sur les perimeters rizicole en période de libéralisation du
marche du riz au Niger
Koré Harouna, Université Niamey, Mali |
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Government Policies and Competitiveness of
Nigerian Rice Economy
Biyi Daramola, Professor of Marketing, FUTA, Nigeria |
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Politiques de sécurité alimentaire au Togo
: cas de l’opération de joint-venture avec les riziculteurs pour la
promotion de la production locale du riz compétitif by Comlan Atsu
Agbobli, ITRA, Lomé-Togo. |
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Impact of Trade on Domestic Rice
Production and the challenge of Self-sufficiency in Nigeria
Chuma Ezedinma, Economist, Cassava Competitiveness Project, IITA |
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Tuesday 8 November 2005 |
Agenda item 3: Policy variables for
achieving competitiveness
Chairman: Prof Tunji Akande ; Rapporteurs: Dr. Deji Adejobi & Ali Toure |
Problématique de commercialisation
du paddy et stratégie d’adaptation des producteurs dans les grands
périmètres irrigués
Youssouf Dembélé, Chef Programme Riz, INERA, Burkina Faso |
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Rice marketing in the Volta Basin: the
case of Burkina Faso and Ghana by Bruno Barbier CIRAD (Glowa Volta
project) and Laurent Compaoré (EIER), Kadidia Loncili (EIER) |
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Improved blast management as
a key component for promoting rice production
S. Sreenivasaprasad, Greenwich University, United Kingdom |
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Identification of factors that influence
technical efficiency in Rice-Based production systems in Nigeria
Paul S. Amaza, IITA, Promoting Sustainable Agriculture in Burno State,
Nigeria (PROSAB) |
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The configuration of comparative
advantages in rice production in West African by Patrick Kormawa and S.
Akande |
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Impact de l’importation du riz sur la
compétitivité et la rentabilité de la production nationale
Patrice Y. ADEGBOLA et Alphonse G. SINGBO (PAPA/INRAB) |
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Agricultural policy instability in Nigeria
by J. C. Umeh |
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A la résolution de la pénurie en Riz dans
la zone Centre de la Cote d’Ivoire
B. KOUAME , AGEDES |
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Multi-Agency Partnership in Pilot Rice
Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo
S.E.A. Akele, AGIP Green River Project, Nigeria |
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Policies and strategies for promoting food
security in Sierra Leone with special reference to rice by Emmanuel
Alieu, Acting Director General, Rice Research Station, Freetown, Sierra
Leone |
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L’appui au décorticage du riz paddy dans
le département des Collines : l’expérience de VECO Bénin et ses
partenaires
Marcellin NONFON VECO Bénin |
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Agenda item 4: Policy Variables for
Rice Competitiveness
Chairman: Yankuba Touray, Secrétaire d’Etat, Ministère de l’Agriculture,
Gambie ; Rapporteurs : Alphonse Singbo, Agro-économiste, PAPA/INRA and
Godwin Olufemi, Water Shed Initiative, Nigeria |
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Impact of trade liberalization on rice
sector : A case study of Cote d’Ivoire by Aliou Diagne, Impact
Economist, Africa Rice Center (WARDA) |
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D'analyse la cohérence des politiques de
soutien de la filière dans une perspective de développement du secteur Ousmane Ly, SENEGAL |
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Contribution of rice production to food
security in Niger by Ayouba Hassane |
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Advocacy for the promotion and
interdependent marketing of local rice in West Africa (ROPPA) |
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Impact of support measures and protection
of rice sector in Nigeria Ken Ukaoha |
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Wednesday 9 November 2005 |
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Agenda item 5: Report from
Break-out Sessions |
Terms of Reference for Break-out
Sessions
Group
1: Terms of Reference |
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Group
2: Terms of Reference |
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Agenda item 6: Groups reports |
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Group 1 Report: Achieving competitiveness
in domestic rice production
Group 2 Report: Common agricultural policy and market integration |
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Agenda Item 7: Conclusions and
Recommendations of the Workshop |
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