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IMPROVING BURUNDI’S PUBLIC AGRICULTURE SPENDING REFERENCES 1 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.2 2 FAO, State of Food Insecurity in the World 2011, p.44 3 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.2 4 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, September 2006, p.38 5 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.1 6 See General Census of the Population and Settlement, 2008, Ministry of Home Affairs, Census Central Office, Bujumbura, April 2011 7 Oxfam, Investing in Agriculture in Burundi : Improving Food Security and Conditions for Women Farmers, June 2011, p.2 8 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.1 9 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, September 2006, p.24 10 Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi-annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 11 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.3 12 World Bank, Agro-Pastoral Productivity and Markets Development Project, Project Appraisal Document, 6 April 2010, p.1 13 World Bank, Agro-Pastoral Productivity and Markets Development Project, Project Appraisal Document, 6 April 2010, p.1 14 FAO and Emergencies, ‘Burundi’, http://www.fao.org/emergencies/country-information/list/africa/ burundi/en/ 15 FAO, FAO Initiative on Soaring Food Prices, ‘Burundi’, www.fao.org 16 Ilhem Baghdadli, Breaking the Cycle: A Strategy for Conflict-sensitive Rural Growth in Burundi, World Bank, 2008, p.15 17 Ilhem Baghdadli, Breaking the Cycle: A Strategy for Conflict-sensitive Rural Growth in Burundi, World Bank, 2008, p.10 18 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.3 19 World Bank, ‘Burundi: Country Results Profile’, www.worldbank.org 20 Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi- annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 21 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, pp.3-4 22 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, September 2006, p.50 23 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, September 2006, p.53 24 UNECA, An Overview of the Food Security Situation in Eastern Africa, 2010, p. 25 Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi-annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 26 World Bank, ‘Burundi: Country Results Profile’, www.worldbank.org 27 Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi-annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 28 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, p.36 29 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, p.36 30 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, p.38 31 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, p.10 32 Desire Nimubona, ‘Burundi government to boost agriculture budget, Renouveau says’, 12 January 2012, www.bloomberg.com 30
IMPROVING BURUNDI’S PUBLIC AGRICULTURE SPENDING 33 Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi-annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 34 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.5 35 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.5 ; Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi-annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 36 Republic of Burundi, National Policy of Decentralization, p.12 37 Ilhem Baghdadli, Breaking the Cycle: A Strategy for Conflict-sensitive Rural Growth in Burundi, World Bank, 2008, p.10 38 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, September 2006, p.38 39 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, p.36 40 IFAD, ‘Improving Women’s Access to Agricultural Land in Burundi’, undated, www.ifad.org 41 FAO, The State of Food and Agriculture 2010-11, p.5. If women farmers in Kenya had the same access to farm inputs and education as men food yields could increase by 22 per cent and the GDP growth rate would have doubled in 2004 from 4.3 per cent to 8.3 per cent. It is estimated that in Ghana if women had equal access to land and fertilizer as men, farm profits per hectare would double and that in Burkina Faso and Tanzania, provision of equal inputs and education to women as men could increase business incomes by 20 per cent. IFAD, FAO and World Bank, Gender in Agriculture sourcebook, 2009, p.522; ‘Women in agriculture: The critical food producers’, 15 October 2008, www. fao.org 42 See for example, ActionAid, Fertile Ground: How Governments and Donors Can Halve Hunger by Supporting Small Farmers, April 2010 43 According to the Director General of the HOMSAP, there are no accurate statistics available, but it is obvious that women are not very numerous. 44 Information supplied by the Deputy Dean of the FACAS of the University of Burundi 45 Information supplied by the head of the Office of Scholarships and Training. 46 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper: First Annual Progress Report, November 2008, p.36 47 Republic of Burundi, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper: First Annual Progress Report, November 2008, p.39 48 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, p.13 49 IFAD, Republic of Burundi: Country Strategic Opportunities Programme, September 2008, p.3 50 Verbal communication of the Minister of Agriculture during the first National Forum on Food Security in Burundi, 12–14 December 2011, Bujumbura 51 World Bank, Agro-Pastoral Productivity and Markets Development Project, Project Appraisal Document, 6 April 2010, p.25 52 Janvier Nkurunziza, ‘Why is Burundi’s Financial Sector not Development-Oriented’?, UNCTAD, 22 May 2009, http://erd.eui.eu 53 Netherlands Embassy Office Bujumbura-Burundi, ‘Multi-annual Strategic Plan 2012–2015’, 2011. http://www.rijksoverheid.nl/bestanden/documenten-en-publicaties/jaarplannen/2012/02/15/ meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi/meerjarige-strategische-plannen-burundi.pdf 54 Republic of Burundi, Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Framework: Performance and Impact Assessment, October 2010, pp.10, 13 55 ASTI, Burundi: Recent Developments in Public Agricultural Research, April 2011 56 ASTI, Burundi: Recent Developments in Public Agricultural Research, April 2011 57 ASTI, Burundi: Recent Developments in Public Agricultural Research, April 2011 58 ASTI, Burundi: Recent Developments in Public Agricultural Research, April 2011 59 Ilhem Baghdadli, Breaking the Cycle: A Strategy for Conflict-sensitive Rural Growth in Burundi, World Bank, 2008, p.54 31
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