What Drives Agricultural Input Subsidy Reform in Africa? Applying the Kaleidoscope Model

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March 1, 2017 - Author: Danielle Resnick, David Mather, Nicole Mason, and Daniel Ndyetabula

Danielle Resnick, David Mather, Nicole Mason, and Daniel Ndyetabula. 2017. What Drives Agricultural Input Subsidy Reform in Africa? Applying the Kaleidoscope Model of Food Security Policy Change. Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Brief 27. East Lansing: Michigan State University

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Analyzes the process surrounding agricultural input subsidy policies (ISPs) in Africa
Synthesizes the results of in-depth applications to Ghana, Tanzania, and Zambia
Tests the robustness of the Kaleidoscope Model of Food Security Policy Change
Distills key lessons for when and how policy change around ISPs is more feasible

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Tags: c3, fsp policy brief, ifpri, input use and market development, kaleidoscope model

Authors

David Mather
517-449-9694
matherda@msu.edu

Nicole Mason-Wardell
517-432-4446
masonn@msu.edu

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