Agony in Cameroon's Agriculture - Joseph Kijem - Bog

In Cameroon, agricultural issues are not seriously handled. The government is making some efforts to tackle them, efforts which are, generally speaking, below expectations in terms of many agricultural aspects. A considerable part of Cameroon¿s human, financial, technical, psychological, material and academic resources leaves much to be desired in a good number of aspects. This situation is observable in the following fields: training in agricultural schools; funding of agricultural activities, projects, courses, etc; management of projects, programmes, corporations, etc; management of the situation of agricultural employees, farmers, etc; farm-to-market roads; the life of agricultural cooperatives; statistical activities; agricultural industrialization and mechanization; agricultural communication; monitoring and evaluation of agricultural projects, programmes, activities, training, funding, etc; grassroots agriculture; sale of agricultural products at the national and international levels; promotion of agricultural research or initiatives; societal perception of the agricultural milieu; agricultural trade unions, associations, etc; exchange activities; etc.