• April 2012: consultations with relationships with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria, the National Bureau of Statistics, and the National Planning Commission
  
  
• May 2012 and ongoing:
  - analysis of the impact on producers and wholesalers of policies affecting the  price of key commodities
  - collection of price data from producers associations and main wholesale markets in Nigeria
  
  
• July 2013: Country report finalized

• The government aims not only at ensuring that food production in Nigeria covers domestic demand, but making the country a major exporter of   food.  Despite  the  potential  of  the   sector and abundant natural and human resources, agricultural policies are achieving insufficient results.
  
  
• Producers of all commodities except those important for food security received lower prices than what they would have obtained if more supportive policies were in place.

•  Seven technical notes on market incentives and isincentives in Nigeria for cassava, cocoa beans, maize, palm oil, rice, sugar and sorghum
  
  
• A comprehensive country report
  
  
• A database with all indicators and supporting information

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