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| author | Gardiner, Kirsty Sow, Sabrina |
| author_facet | Gardiner, Kirsty Sow, Sabrina |
| contents | <p>Youth engagement in Senegali agribusiness and food systems has been identified as a critical area for development, yet limited comparative studies exist. The research employs a mixed-method approach combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews. Data was collected from 1200 young farmers in five selected regions using structured questionnaires. A notable finding is that youth are more active in agribusiness in the northern region, where they constitute 45% of all agribusiness participants (n=378). Youth play a significant role in Senegali agribusiness and food systems, with varying levels of engagement across regions. Policy makers should tailor support programmes to address specific needs identified within each region.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Youth Engagement in Senegali Agribusiness and Food Systems: A Comparative Analysis Gardiner, Kirsty Sow, Sabrina Africanization AgriculturalDevelopment BehaviouralChange CulturalCompetence Ethnoecology Folklore Glocalisation <p>Youth engagement in Senegali agribusiness and food systems has been identified as a critical area for development, yet limited comparative studies exist. The research employs a mixed-method approach combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews. Data was collected from 1200 young farmers in five selected regions using structured questionnaires. A notable finding is that youth are more active in agribusiness in the northern region, where they constitute 45% of all agribusiness participants (n=378). Youth play a significant role in Senegali agribusiness and food systems, with varying levels of engagement across regions. Policy makers should tailor support programmes to address specific needs identified within each region.</p> |
| title | Youth Engagement in Senegali Agribusiness and Food Systems: A Comparative Analysis |
| topic | Africanization AgriculturalDevelopment BehaviouralChange CulturalCompetence Ethnoecology Folklore Glocalisation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18972278 |