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Scenarios of energy and agriculture in Africa
The report examines energy needs for agricultural growth in Africa, focusing on case studies from Cameroon, Mali, Sudan, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe, and explores scenarios for future agricultural activity and energy use through 2010.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
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stockholm environment institute - boston |
| Authors: | David Hill, Evan Hansen, Gustavo Best, Jeff Tschirley, Lugard Majoro, Stephen Karekezi |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
Methods
The research method involved analyzing past trends in agricultural production, energy use, and land cultivation. It used a bottom-up, end-use approach, applying the Long-range Energy Alternatives Planning System (LEAP) to develop scenarios based on available data and expert input. The analysis focused on the energy and technology characteristics of end-use sectors and supply sources.
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Key Insights
The research explores the relationship between energy supply and agricultural productivity in Africa, with a focus on Cameroon, Mali, Sudan, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe. It analyzes current energy use patterns, the potential for agricultural growth, and the implications for energy demand through 2010. The study considers various scenarios, including continued trends, moderate improvements, and accelerated growth, to assess the energy needs for different levels of agricultural development. It also discusses the importance of sustainable practices and the role of agro-industries and transport in the agricultural energy system.
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Categories: english_publication_language | global_geographic_scope | agriculture | agro-industry | capacity_building | crop_production | data_requirements | economic_development | energy_use | food | food_security | irrigation | mechanization | policies | renewable_energy | sustainability | sustainable_agriculture | technology | transport
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