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言語
英語
著者
ALARIMA, Cornelius Idowu
FABUSORO, Eniola
KOLAWOLE, Ayorinde
UZOMA, Kingsley Chinyere
AROMOLARAN, Adetayo Kazeem
WAKATSUKI, Toshiyuki
内容記述(抄録等)
This study examined the land rights and rental systems followed by sawah rice farmers in Nigeria. The study was conducted in six states in Nigeria that use sawah rice technology: Kwara, Ondo, Niger, Ebonyi, Kaduna, and Abuja, which is the Federal Capital Territory. A total of 124 sawah farmers were selected for participation based on their involvement in sawah-based rice production. Data used in this study were collected from October 2009 to January 2011 in all the sawah sites in Nigeria. T-test was used to determine significant differences in the yields and farm sizes of landlord and tenant farmers. The land tenure system practiced in the lowlands is governed primarily by inheritance (71.8%), with temporary arrangements made through rentals (37.1%). Tenants pay ₦12, 000 ha-1year-1 in land-for-cash agreements and 5% of the total yield of rice in land-for-paddy agreements. Generally, agreements between landlords and tenants are verbal, binding, and honored by both parties. Land conflicts occur when either party breaches the agreement and always result in the landlords taking over the land. Significant differences in the farm sizes (t = 3.424 P<0.05 = 0.02) and yields (t = 3.167 P<0.05 = 0.01) of landlord and tenant farmers were found. The findings of the study indicate the importance of secured land tenure, which affects the practice of sawah and the productivity of rice farming. Sustaining and improving sawah rice production in the study area will require addressing the land tenure issues of both landlords and tenants.
主題
Conflict management
Land rental
Land rights
Nigeria
Sawah
掲載誌名
African Study Monographs
33
9
開始ページ
189
終了ページ
208
発行日
2012-09
DOI
出版者
The Center for African Area Studies, Kyoto University
出版者ヨミ
アフリカ チイキ ケンキュウ シリョウ センター
出版者別表記
アフリカ地域研究資料センター
資料タイプ
学術雑誌論文
ファイル形式
PDF
著者版/出版社版
出版社版
業績ID
e15461
部局
生物資源科学部
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