Nigeria : The National Fadama Development Project
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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The objectives of the loan (1993-1999)
were to build on the achievements of some of the Northern
agricultural development projects (ADPs) in developing
small-scale irrigation through the extraction of shallow
groundwater with low-cost petrol-driven pumps. By making
agricultural production less dependent on erratic rainfall,
farmers' incomes were expected to be raised and food
security augmented. this article, largely excerpted from the
Implementation Completion Report no. 19730 describes the
project's impact, lists the lessons learned, and
underscores the aims of the follow-up project in preparation.
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AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, IRRIGATION SYSTEMS, WATER RESOURCES, BENEFICIARY PARTICIPATION, PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION, NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATION, PROJECT DESIGN, PROCUREMENT PLANS, SELECTION BIAS, COUNTERPART FUNDS, IMPLEMENTATION DELAYS, BUDGETARY DECISION-MAKING, OWNERSHIP, LOAN REPAYMENTS, AGRICULTURAL MARKETING POLICY, AGRICULTURAL POLICIES ACCESS TO CREDIT, AGRICULTURE, COMMERCIAL BANKS, CROPPING, ENGINEERS, EXTENSION, FARMERS, FARMS, INCOMES, IRRIGATION, LEARNING, MARKETING, NGOS, POVERTY REDUCTION, PRIVATE SECTOR, RESOURCE USE, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE, SOCIAL SERVICES