Agricultural Sector Analysis and Simulation Research - Nigeria. [1967 – 1971]

Co-Principal Investigators

Non-AFRE Co-Principle Investigators: Marven Hayenga, Kwong-Yuan Chong, Gloria Page, Earl Kellogg (Agricultural Economics); Thomas J. Manetsch and Michael H. Abkin, (Systems Science); Tom W. Carroll (Social Science); R. Deans (Animal Science) Albert N. Halter (Oregon State)

Project Name:           Agricultural Sector Analysis and Simulation Research - Nigeria.
Donor:                        Agency for International Development
Contract No:              AID/csd-1557
Account No:               71-2005
Location:                    Nigeria and MSU Campus
Duration:                    June 1967 - November 1971
Budget:                       $390,156

Key MSU Faculty:      Glenn L. Johnson, Director,  Marven Hayenga, Derek R. Byerlee, Kwong-Yuan Chong, Gloria Page, Earl Kellogg (Agricultural Economics); Thomas J. Manetsch and Michael H. Abkin, (Systems Science); Tom W. Carroll (Social Science);  R. Deans (Animal Science) Albert N. Halter (Oregon State University.

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Project Goals:           To develop a simulation model that will be useful to policy makers of Nigeria who are concerned with meeting the nutritional needs of the population, generation of foreign exchange earnings and raw materials inputs for industrialization, and other important questions relating to long-run development of the agricultural sector and its interaction with non-agricultural development.

Project Summary: This project grew out of the agricultural sector studies conducted under the MSU CSNRD Project in Nigeria. The model generated was then applied to agricultural sector studies in Korea (see "Korean Agricultural Sector Study - KASS" and "Korean Agricultural Planning Project - KAPP").

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