Mali; Selected Issues
The cotton sector in Mali is facing major challenges to overcome, with low export prices, technical hurdles, and a poorly performing state-owned cotton ginner. Some reforms, most notably with regard to the setting of the farmgate procurement price, have already been undertaken, but more is needed to put the sector on a sound financial footing. It is vital that the production process be modernized and the ginner profoundly reformed if cotton is to play a major role in poverty reduction in rural Mali.
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2008-08-15
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Agricultural price supports | Cotton | Economic reforms | Economic growth | Selected issues | cotton sector | farmers | seed cotton | cotton production | cotton farmers | crop diversification | farm | crop | cotton prices | crops | cotton producers | crop yields | farm incomes | improved crop yields | crop year | cotton seed | pesticides | alternative crops | cotton ginners | cotton lint | farm equipment | cotton ginning |
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