Public expenditures on agriculture at subnational-levels and household-level agricultural outcomes in Nigeria

Abstract

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Multidimensional poverty of cassava farm households in Wonogiri Regency, Indonesia

“…However, many Indonesian farmers still live in poverty [8]. Extreme poverty tends to be greater in rural areas where the main source of income is the agricultural sector than people living in urban areas or working outside the agricultural sector who benefit from health and social services [9]. Poor people live with subsistence farming and the extraction of natural resources.…”