Agriculture in Nicaragua : promoting competitiveness and stimulating broad-based growth - World Bank (World Bank, 2003)
Keywords: AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT; AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES; AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS; AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH; AGRICULTURAL SECTOR; AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY; AGRICULTURAL TRAINING; AGRICULTURAL USES; AGRICULTURE; Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Nicaragua; CIVIL SOCIETY; COFFEE INDUSTRY; COMMODITIES; COMPETITIVENESS; CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENTS; CROPS; CURRENCY UNIT; DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES; DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION; DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS; DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY; DONOR COMMUNITY; DONOR RESOURCES; ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS; ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES; Economic aspects; ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY; ECONOMIC GROWTH; ECONOMIC INTEGRATION; ECONOMIC POLICIES; ECONOMIC SECTOR WORK; ECONOMIC SHOCKS; ELASTICITIES; EMPLOYMENT; ETHNIC MINORITIES; EXCHANGE RATE; EXPENDITURES; EXPORT GROWTH; EXPORT PROMOTION; EXPORTS; EXTENSION; EXTREME POVERTY; FAIR TRADE; FARMERS; FARMS; FINANCIAL MARKETS; FINANCIAL SECTOR; FINANCIAL SERVICES; FINANCIAL SUPPORT; FOOD SECURITY; FORESTRY; FREE TRADE; FUNDS FOR RESEARCH; GDP; GNP; GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT; GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT; GROWTH POTENTIAL; HUMAN CAPITAL; IMPORTS; INCOME; Industries; INSURANCE; INTEGRATION; LABOR MARKET; LABOR MARKETS; LABOR PRODUCTIVITY; LABOR SUPPLY; LAND PRODUCTIVITY; LAND USE; Landwirtschaft; LIVESTOCK; LIVING STANDARD; LIVING STANDARDS; LIVING STANDARDS MEASUREMENT; LOCAL AUTHORITIES; LOCAL CONDITIONS; MANAGEMENT CAPACITY; MARKET FORCES; MARKETING; MINIMUM WAGE; MINIMUM WAGES; NATIONAL LEVEL; Nicaragua; NON-FARM EMPLOYMENT; PILOT PROJECTS; POLICY DEVELOPMENT; POLICY DIALOGUE; POLICY INSTRUMENTS; POLICY MAKERS; POLICY MEASURES; POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS; POVERTY ASSESSMENT; POVERTY LEVELS; POVERTY LINE; POVERTY REDUCTION; POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES; POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY; PRIVATE INSURANCE; PRIVATE SECTOR