Tracer Study of Agricultural Graduates in West Africa demand, quality and job performance
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The main objective of this study is to evaluate the qualitative demand for agricultural
graduates at all levels of training in four countries of the CORAF/WECARD region, namely
Congo (Brazzaville) The Gambia, Ghana and Mali. The output of the study is expected to
contribute to the improvement of agricultural education and training institutions for a
better development of human capacities.
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