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TITLE PAGE

DEDICATION & INTENT OF THE AUTHOR

OUTLINE OF REPORT

INTRODUCTION—A WAY OF LIFE

EGYPT TODAY

THE NILE RIVER

CHAPTER 1 ANCIENT EGYPT

CHAPTER 2 MUHAMMED ALI

CHAPTER 3 POLICIES IN 20TH CENTURY

CHAPTER 4  CAPACITY BUILDING– NARP

CHAPTER 5 POST NARP

CHAPTER 6 RESEARCH TODAY

CHAPTER 7 AGRICULTURE AND ECONOMICS

CHAPTER 8  AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT

CHAPTER 9  EGYPT’S FUTURE—HORTICULTURE

BIBLIOGRAPHY


 



 

OUTLINE OF REPORT:

TITLE PAGE 

Quote from President Mubarak

DEDICATION & INTENT OF THE AUTHOR

INTRODUCTION—AGRICULTURE A WAY OF LIFE

World Development Report--2008

A Way of Life or a Pathway to Poverty

Agriculture versus Industrialization

Imperatives for the Future

Agricultural Development is Fundamental to Economic Development

 

INTRODUCTION--EGYPT TODAY

Constitution, Institutions and Administation

International Relations and Defense

Job Creation, The Paramount Challenge for Egypt

Education

Natural Resources & Environment

Energy Provision

Transportation, Communication and the Internet

The Economy

Egypt and the Millennium Development Goals

THE NILE RIVER

Nile River Basin Statistics

The History of the Nile

Conflicts and Treaties

Continuing Tensions

Solving Problems with Research

CHAPTER 1 -- AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE IN ANCIENT EGYPT

Irrigation and Soil Management

Crop and Livestock Production

Economics and Wealth

Energy, Warfare & Trade Routes

 

CHAPTER 2 --THE PERIOD OF MUHAMMED ALI

The Founder of Modern Egypt

Industrialization and Modernization

Muhammad Ali’s Successors

The Suez Canal

The American Civil War Helps

 

CHAPTER 3 --THE POLICIES OF THE 20TH CENTURY

The Status of Agriculture in the second Half of the Century

Government Policies Affecting Agriculture and Their Reform

Revitalization—US Presidential Mission

Economic Policy Reform—Dr. Wally

Early Cooperative Research Programs--USAID

The California Project

Farmer to Farmer Program

 

CHAPTER 4 --PROGRAMS IN THE 1980’S – NARP

National Agricultural Research Program

Accomplishments of Specific Institutes During NARP

Official Report & Evaluation of NARP

             Advances in Egyptian Agriculture

            Closing the Food Security Gap

Criticisms of NARP

Research to Improve Efficiency and Productivity in Agriculture is Never Done

Future Efforts in Research Should Include

 

CHAPTER 5 --POST NARP ACTIVITIES

Agriculture Led Export Businesses (ALEB)

Agricultural Technology Utilization and Transfer (ATUT)

Agricultural Policy Reforms Program (APRP)

Agribusiness Linkages (AgLink)

Agricultural Exports and Rural Income (AERI)

Growth Through Globalization (GTG)

Agricultural Reform Project (CARE)

Center for Business Support (IESC)

Egyptian Exporters Association (EEA)

 

CHAPTER 6 -- EGYPTIAN RESEARCH FOR AGRICULTURE TODAY

Institutes in the Agricultural research Center of Egypt

Soil and Water Research

Cotton Research

Crop Production is Basic

The Role of Horticulture and Horticulture research institute

Animal Agriculture & Animal research institutes

Genetic Engineering research Institute

Agricultural economics research institute

Food Technology research Institute

Financial support for Egyptian research

Critical emerging issues

 

CHAPTER 7 -- AGRICULTURE’S ROLE IN PRESENT DAY ECONOMICS IN EGYPT

Economics Issues in Agriculture

Future Objectives

            New Approaches for Agriculture in Egypt

            Policy Reform and Implementation

            Four Factors Account for this Evolution

Livestock and Fisheries

How to Accelerate the growth in Demand for Labor

Relation Between the Structure of Growth and Employment

            The Determinants of Demand for Labor and the Wage Rates

            Wage Rates and the Income of the Labor Class; Egyptian Data for the Model

Urban-Rural Story According to UNFPA

 

CHAPTER 8 --THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGRICULTURAL GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT

Agriculture Accounts for 61% of Employment

Agricultural Growth is Vital in Employment and Reduction in Poverty

Importance of Commodity Composition

Comparative Advantage in Agricultural Commodities

Efficiency of Inputs is Critical to Value Added

Achieving the Comparative Advantage

Summary—Providing 1,000,000 New Jobs per Year

Tables

CHAPTER 9 --THE KEY TO EGYPT’S FUTURE—HORTICULTURE

 

Export Market for Horticultural Products

SWOT Conclusions—Egypt’s Advantages

SWOT Conclusions—Egypt’s Challenges

What Can Be Done to Maximize Horticulture

Opportunities for Growth in the Domestic Market

What does the Future Hold?

Horticultural Export Industry Association (HEIA)

Evidence of Progress in Food Marketing—The Food  Council 

 

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

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