Tomato production in the Savanna region, Togo: sustainable livelihood analysis and chain analysis (in French)
In the region Togo/Benin/Burkina Faso/Niger, VECO focuses on the development of four agricultural chains: vegetables, rice, cassava and niébé (beans). At the start of its new 6-year programme, VECO West Africa carried out a livelihood analysis and analysis of the tomato chain in Togo. The study was carried out in the Région des Savanes (North Togo).
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In 2007, VECO West Africa studied the development of the tomato chain in Northern Togo together with its partner RAFIA and RECAP.
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