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  1. Agricultural and Fisheries Policies in Mexico. Recent Achievements, Continuing the Reform Agenda.
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  3. Fisheries policy and rural development
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Conclusions and recommendations
Chapters
Executive Summary
An overview of economic performance and the structural environment in Mexico
Background on agriculture and the rural economy
Main developments in agricultural policies 1990-2006
Agricultural policy transfers and welfare effects
Agricultural policies and commodity markets
Agricultural policy and rural poverty
Inputs, natural resources and institutions
Conclusions and recommendations
Background on the fisheries and aquaculture sector
Fisheries management policy
Review of fisheries management performance since 1990
Aquaculture sector policy
Fisheries policy and rural development
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Fisheries policy and rural development

Content Provider OECD iLibrary
Organization OECD
Abstract According to OECD´s classification, rural conditions are found in communities or locations with population density lower than 150 habitants per square kilometre, and which are located more than an hour distance to the closest urban area. In Mexico, 34% of population lives in communities of less than 100 habitants/km2, and of this percentage, 91% live more than an hour distance from urban areas of at least 100 000 habitants. Ten percent of total population in Mexico lives more than four hours from the closest urban area (World Bank, 2004). In 2004, 61% of the Mexican population in extreme poverty lived in rural communities. These and many other statistics of population and social development show that rural development has to be a central public policy for all government programmes, both at federal and state levels.
Page Count 16
Starting Page 295
Ending Page 307
Language English
Publisher OECD Publishing
Publisher Date 2006-12-01
Access Restriction Open
Subject Keyword Agriculture and Food
Content Type Text
Resource Type Chapter
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