National Implementation of Regional Pesticide Policies in West Africa: Ghana Case Study Report

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September 4, 2017 - Author: Amadou Diarra and Oyinkan Tasie

Amadou Diarra and Oyinkan Tasie, 2017. National Implementation of Regional Pesticide Policies in West Africa: Ghana Case Study Report.“保障未来粮食供给Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Paper 70.East Lansing: Michigan State University.

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This paper examines pesticide markets and regulations in Ghana. This study explores progress to date in Ghana’s country-level implementation of ECOWAS regional pesticide policies. As part of a seven-country set of comparative case studies, this work collectively aims to explore the reasons for uneven rates of country implementation of regional agricultural input policies.

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