Land Tenure and the Adoption of Agricultural Technology in Haiti (CAPRi Working Paper 6)
Summary: A CAPRi working paper on whether insecure land tenure holds back the adoption of agricultural technology in Haiti.
Key Findings
- Tests whether tenure security, rather than access to inputs, is what limits technology adoption.
- CAPRi Working Paper No. 6, the systemwide program on collective action and property rights.
- Frequently cited in the Haitian land tenure literature the corpus holds.
Full Description
A CAPRi working paper on whether insecure land tenure holds back the adoption of agricultural technology in Haiti. The question matters because it decides whether agricultural extension can work at all before tenure is addressed, and this is the paper most frequently cited when Haitian land tenure and productivity are discussed together.
How to cite
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), 2000, Land Tenure and the Adoption of Agricultural Technology in Haiti (CAPRi Working Paper 6), https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/50042/files/capriwp06.pdf