Blandine Ngwangkfu - Academia.edu (original) (raw)
Am 27years old of age. A holder of BS.c major Geography and minor in environmental science MS.c holder in integrated rural development and agricultural extension Presently a PhD student in integrated rural development and agricultural extension at the University of Dschang West region of Cameroon Currently carrying out research on the topic, oil palm value chain: socioeconomic analysis of benefits to smallholder farmers in the littoral region of Cameroon.
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CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research - Zenodo, Jul 30, 2022
The study on the Smallholders SocioEconomic Characteristics Oil Palm Value Chain: Constraints and... more The study on the Smallholders SocioEconomic Characteristics Oil Palm Value Chain: Constraints and Prospects was conducted in the Littoral region of Cameroon with the used of multi-sampling technique. The study made used of secondary and primary data sources. Data that were collected through survey involved the distribution of structured questionnaires to a sample of 400 smallholders who were purposively selected from two subdivisions. The data collected through these questionnaires were analysed using Statistical Package for Social Science and Micro Soft Excel, and the interpreted resulted were presented using descriptive method, pie charts and in tables. Results indicated actors in the value chain were faced the constraints of inadequate capital, inadequate storage facilities, and fluctuation in market prices, inadequate roads, among others. Results further indicated that the activity was important as it provided opportunities such as job creation, health enhancement, education enhancement, income amelioration among others to the actors in the value chain.
CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research - Zenodo, Jul 30, 2022
The study on the Smallholders SocioEconomic Characteristics Oil Palm Value Chain: Constraints and... more The study on the Smallholders SocioEconomic Characteristics Oil Palm Value Chain: Constraints and Prospects was conducted in the Littoral region of Cameroon with the used of multi-sampling technique. The study made used of secondary and primary data sources. Data that were collected through survey involved the distribution of structured questionnaires to a sample of 400 smallholders who were purposively selected from two subdivisions. The data collected through these questionnaires were analysed using Statistical Package for Social Science and Micro Soft Excel, and the interpreted resulted were presented using descriptive method, pie charts and in tables. Results indicated actors in the value chain were faced the constraints of inadequate capital, inadequate storage facilities, and fluctuation in market prices, inadequate roads, among others. Results further indicated that the activity was important as it provided opportunities such as job creation, health enhancement, education enhancement, income amelioration among others to the actors in the value chain.