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Tertiary agricultural education needs in Africa – a case study on horticulture

Kahane Rémi, Diarra Karamoko. 2016. Tertiary agricultural education needs in Africa – a case study on horticulture. In : Proceedings of the Plenary Sessions of IHC2014 and VII International Symposium on Education, Research Training and Consultancy : XXIX International Horticultural Congress IHC 2014. McConchie R. (ed.), Stanley J. (ed.), Drew R. (ed.), Jones B. (ed.), Batt P. (ed.). ISHS. Louvain : ISHS, 135-141. (Acta Horticulturae, 1126) ISBN 978-94-6261-136-8 International Horticultura Congress on Horticulture (IHC 2014). 29, Brisbane, Australie, 17 Août 2014/22 Août 2014.

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Résumé : This paper is based on a preliminary assessment of the needs for higher education in horticulture in Africa. The objective of this assessment is to check the adequacy between the actual training capacities and existing education programs, and the present and future requirements of the society for employment and entrepreneurship in horticulture. The survey has been launched in November 2013 and is still on-going. It gathers information received from newly listed public and private institutions, from producers' organizations up to exporters' associations, going through state or municipal agencies, international non-governmental organizations, input supplying groups or goods retailing platforms. The questionnaire was elaborated in three languages (English, French and Portuguese) to be disseminated through Africa on a country basis. The results gathered after six months were presented for the first time at IHC 2014 Brisbane to be discussed during a business meeting of the ISHS Commission Education, Research Training and Consultancy. Despite a low response rate to the questionnaire, some lessons can be learned that are confirmed by the two case studies also presented in Kenya and Senegal. A national strategy for higher education in horticulture does not exist in most of the surveyed African countries, and poor data information is available to elaborate on them. The role of international partners such as ISHS is discussed.

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