• Economic value and socio-cultural determinants of non-timber forest products harvesting in the W Transboundary Biosphere Reserve, Benin 

  Bonou Fandohan, Alice; Fandohan, Belarmain; Adegbidi, Anselme; Sinsin, Brice (2019)

  This paper examined the economic value of non-timber forest products and their contribution to cash income of people living around the W Transbundary Bioreserve of W in Benin. 148 people among two ethnic groups were ...
• Value of Synsepalum Dulcificum in South Benin 

  Fandoham, Adande Belarmain; Chadare, Flora Josiane; Gouwakinnou, Gerard Nounagnon; Tovissode, Chénangnon Frédéric; Bonou, Alice; Djonlonkou, Spero Fréjus B.; Houndelo, Loetitia F. H.; Sinsin, Corine Laurenda B.; Assogbadjo, Achille Ephrem (Bois et Forets des Tropiques, 2017-01)

  Synsepalum dulcificum (Schumach. & Thonn. Daniell) is a West African shrub which is listed as vulnerable by the IUCN. Its importance for local people in Benin has been little documented. This study takes up this issue and ...
• Adaptation to Climate Change by Rice Farmers in Central and Northern Benin 

  Zannou, A.; Bonou, A.; Babadankpodji, P.; Zanou, M. A. M.; Saccramento, J.S; Biaou, G. (Annales des sciences agronomiques, 2020-12)

  This research investigated rice farmers’ adaptation strategies to climate change in two rice production zones in Benin, Malanville in the extreme North zone and Glazoué in the Centre zone of the country, basing on a gender ...
• Rice Prices Shocks Transmission from International to Domestic Markets: An Evidence from Bamako and Kayes Rice Markets in Mali 

  Sossou, Shéïtan; Diallo, Moussa (Journal of Economics, Management and Trade, 2019-03)

  This study assessed the transmission of international price shocks to domestic prices in Bamako and Kayes markets. Threshold Autoregressive Model developed by Balke and Fomby (1997) was used in the study. The empirical ...
• Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction in Agriculture: Trade-off or Win–Win Situation for Small Farmers in the Sudanian Area of Burkina Faso? 

  Some, Tiertou Edwige; Mbaye, Ahmadou Aly; Barbier, Bruno (African Development Review, 2017)

  Agriculture can contribute to carbon emission mitigation by storing more carbon in the soil through greener cropping systems. This study aims to assess the impact of mitigation strategies on small farmers’ welfare. It ...
• Dynamics of Agricultural Productivity and Technical Efficiency in Togo: The Role of Technological Change 

  Pilo, Mikémina (African Development Review, 2019)

  In the search for ways to boost agricultural productivity for the take‐off of the so‐advocated agricultural transformation, we investigate in this paper whether there is room under current technologies to boost agricultural ...
• Does Greenhouses Gases Emissions Reduction Harms Economic Growth? A Lesson from Togolese Economy 

  Pilo, Mikémina (Scientific Resaearch, 2017-08)

  The move towards lower greenhouses gases (GHGs) emissions as a solution to mitigate climate change is not costless. Focusing on Togolese economy, we assessed in this article the role played by the shift to renewable ...
• Determinants of Farmers’ perception and adaptation to climate change: The case of maize and sorghum farmers in Benin and Nigeria 

  Atchikpa, Michel T.; Adzawla, William; Yegbemey, Rosaine N.; Diallo, Moussa; Aman, Nicaise A. (2017)

  Despite the fact that the majority of Africans are employed in agriculture, providing food to meet the demand of the entire population continue to be a challenge, especially with the changing climate. This study examined ...
• Country focus: COVID-19 in Togo 

  Adji, Koffi Massèsso (Economics For Transformation, 2022)
• Climate Change Impact on Togo’s Agriculture Performance: A Ricardian Analysis Based on Time Series Data 

  Pilo, Mikémina (Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management, 2013-06)

  This paper applies Ricardian approach to measure the effect of climate change on agriculture performance in Togo using time series data from the period 1971-2004. The study examines the relationship between net farm revenue ...
• Agriculture and Rural Transformation in Burkina Faso Does Land Rights Matter? 

  Pilo, Mikémina (AJLP & GS, 2020-11)

  In the search for rural transformation, this paper analyses the effect of agriculture on rural nonfarm entrepreneurship (NFE) highlighting the role of land rights and assesses the impact of rural NFE on households’ livelihood ...
• Adaptation and Farm Income: Insights from the Savanna Region of Togo 

  Mikemina, Pilo (Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology, 2015-11)

  Aims: The Savanes region of Togo is characterized by frequent droughts and floods which adversely affect farming, the primary source of livelihood for majority of households in the region. Given the rapidly changing climate, ...
• Vulnerability to Climate Change Hotspots Mapping in Togo 

  Mikemina, Pilo (International Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Research, 2016)

  A recent African map of vulnerability to climate change established by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change places Togo country among the most vulnerable. In light of this and in order to know where the most ...
• Usages traditionnels et valeur économique de Synsepalum dulcificum au Sud-Bénin 

  Fandohan, Adandé Belarmain; Chadare, Flora Josiane; Gouwakinnou, Gerard Nounagnon; Tovissode, Chénangnon Frédéric; Bonou, Alice; Djonlonkou, Spero Fréjus B.; Houndelo, Loetitia F. H.; Sinsin, Corine Laurenda B.; Assogbadjo, Achille Ephrem (2017)

  Synsepalum dulcificum (Schumach. & Thonn. Daniell) is a West African shrub which is listed as vulnerable by the IUCN. Its importance for local people in Benin has been little documented. This study takes up this issue ...
• Urban Households' Attitude towards Flood Risk, and Waste Disposal: Evidence from Cotonou 

  Lokonon, Boris Odilon Kounagbè (International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 2016)

  This study analyzes households’ attitude towards flood risk, and the disposal of both dry and liquid wastes in Cotonou city. Multinomial probit model was used for the analysis of the attitude towards flood risk using a ...
• The potential impact of climate change on agriculture in West Africa: A bio-economic modeling approach 

  Lokonon, Boris Odilon Kounagbe; Egbendewe, Aklesso Yao Gregoire; Coulibaly, Naga; Atewamba, Calvin (Climate Change Economics, 2019)

  This paper investigates the impact of climate change on agriculture in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). To that end, a bio-economic model is built and calibrated on 2004 base year dataset and the ...
• The Impact of Migration and Remittances on Employment in Agriculture in the Gambia 

  Ceesay, Ebrima K. (Journal of Agronomy Research, 2020)

  For economic growth and development in any WE African country the GDP progress is depending on the key push-pull factors as migration, personal remittances received, bilateral aids and, absolutely, employment in agriculture ...
• Rice Prices Shocks Transmission from International to Domestic Markets: An Evidence from Bamako and Kayes Rice Markets in Mali 

  Sossou, Shéïtan; Diallo, Moussa (Journal of Economics, Management and Trade, 2019)

  This study assessed the transmission of international price shocks to domestic prices in Bamako and Kayes markets. Threshold Autoregressive Model developed by Balke and Fomby (1997) was used in the study. The empirical ...
• Potential impacts of sustainable agricultural practices on smallholders' behavior in developing countries: Evidence from Togo 

  Adji, Koffi M.; Egbendewe, Aklesso Y. G.; Lokonon, Boris O. K. (Natural Resources Forum, 2021)

  To limit global warming, advocacy has increased in support of lowering greenhouse gas emissions. For instance, in agriculture, the use of compost and bio-fertilizer is increasingly promoted. Therefore, this paper aims ...
• Potential impact of COVID-19 outbreak on education, staff development and training in Africa 

  Ceesay, Ebrima K. (Research in Globalization, 2021-05)

  The COVID‐19 pandemic begins in China in 2019 and because of the connections of China with the rest of the World in trade and businesses, the virus started to spread quickly around the World. This rapidly spread causes serious ...

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