SMART AGRIPRENEURSHIP DIMENSIONS AND FOOD ACCESSIBILITY IN NIGERIA - Omodanisi, Ope
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This book looks at food security from an African perspective and how it is influenced by insecurity, insufficiency, poverty, hunger and innovation. Climate change, lack of resources and little market accessibility are current threat to food production, food accessibility and food security. Temperature rise and variability in rainfall patterns has had serious consequences on crop and livestock production in Nigeria leading to a decline in food production and accessibility. Smart Agripreneurship (SA) is the way to turn around the situation to more resilience and higher agricultural productivity…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book looks at food security from an African perspective and how it is influenced by insecurity, insufficiency, poverty, hunger and innovation. Climate change, lack of resources and little market accessibility are current threat to food production, food accessibility and food security. Temperature rise and variability in rainfall patterns has had serious consequences on crop and livestock production in Nigeria leading to a decline in food production and accessibility. Smart Agripreneurship (SA) is the way to turn around the situation to more resilience and higher agricultural productivity leading to improved food accessibility and security status. The book recommends smart agripreneurship adaption to address food insecurity and most especially food accessibility in various parts of Africa with similar challenges and where oil pollution has affected farmland and accessibility.
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Autorenporträt
Ope Omodanisi nació y se crió en Nigeria septentrional, en el estado de Kaduna. Trabajó en PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) y tiene un doctorado en Empresariales de la Universidad de Babcock. Es ex-alumno del Programa de Agronegocios de la Escuela de Negocios de Harvard, Estados Unidos. Es el fundador de Farmboy.Ng. Es un apasionado de la tecnología climática inteligente en África.