Titre de série :	African Bulletin, 15
Titre :	The customary land tenure/ selected problems of agrarian reforms and agriculture dévelopment in countries of Africa south of the Sahara.
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Podedworny, H.
Mention d'édition :	Land Tenune Center
Editeur :	Land Tenune Center
Année de publication :	1971
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-08767
Note générale :	Agriculture is the important sector of the national economy in majority of developing countries, especially in Africa South of the sahara. It constitutes the principal source of the national income and of foreign currency reserves. Customary land tenure and the specific approach of rural people of these countries to the land have been stemming mainly from the necessity of applying originally collective forms of work in clearing the forests and preparing the land for cultuvation.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Développement rural  Reforme agraire  Régime foncier  Agriculture  Typologie  Pays en développement  Système foncier
Index. décimale :	338.9 Développement et croissance économiques : classer ici les politiques gouvernementales et programmes économiques. Autarcie
Résumé :	Agriculture is the important sector of the national economy in majority of developing countries, especially in Africa South of the sahara. It constitutes the principal source of the national income and of foreign currency reserves. Customary land tenure and the specific approach of rural people of these countries to the land have been stemming mainly from the necessity of applying originally collective forms of work in clearing the forests and preparing the land for cultuvation.
Note de contenu :	Agriculture is the important sector of the national economy in majority of developing countries, especially in Africa South of the sahara. It constitutes the principal source of the national income and of foreign currency reserves. Customary land tenure and the specific approach of rural people of these countries to the land have been stemming mainly from the necessity of applying originally collective forms of work in clearing the forests and preparing the land for cultuvation.

African Bulletin, 15. The customary land tenure/ selected problems of agrarian reforms and agriculture dévelopment in countries of Africa south of the Sahara. [texte imprimé] / Podedworny, H.  . -  Land Tenune Center . - Land Tenune Center, 1971.
ISSN : CI-08767
Agriculture is the important sector of the national economy in majority of developing countries, especially in Africa South of the sahara. It constitutes the principal source of the national income and of foreign currency reserves. Customary land tenure and the specific approach of rural people of these countries to the land have been stemming mainly from the necessity of applying originally collective forms of work in clearing the forests and preparing the land for cultuvation.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Développement rural  Reforme agraire  Régime foncier  Agriculture  Typologie  Pays en développement  Système foncier
Index. décimale :	338.9 Développement et croissance économiques : classer ici les politiques gouvernementales et programmes économiques. Autarcie
Résumé :	Agriculture is the important sector of the national economy in majority of developing countries, especially in Africa South of the sahara. It constitutes the principal source of the national income and of foreign currency reserves. Customary land tenure and the specific approach of rural people of these countries to the land have been stemming mainly from the necessity of applying originally collective forms of work in clearing the forests and preparing the land for cultuvation.
Note de contenu :	Agriculture is the important sector of the national economy in majority of developing countries, especially in Africa South of the sahara. It constitutes the principal source of the national income and of foreign currency reserves. Customary land tenure and the specific approach of rural people of these countries to the land have been stemming mainly from the necessity of applying originally collective forms of work in clearing the forests and preparing the land for cultuvation.