René Dumont was Professor of Agricultural Sciences at the Institut National Agronomigue.

‘…[the author] writes clearly and says much that is useful about the need for well-defined goals and for flexibility and realism in the planning process.’ Susan J. Watts, The Journal for Developing Areas, Vol 19, No. 2.

• 1. Introduction 2. The Link Between Agricultural and Overall Planning 3. Some Aspects of Agricultural Planning 4. Preparing An Agricultural Plan 5. Objectives for Agricultural Development 6. The Stocktaking and Diagnostic Survey 7. Demand and Supply Projections 8. Setting Targets and Allocating Resources 9. The Choice of Strategies 10 Policy and Policy Instruments 11. Projects 12. Financing Agricultural Plans 13. Organisation for Planning 14. Monitoring, Reporting and Control 15. Research, Extension and Training 16. Consultancy Services.

René Dumont was Professor of Agricultural Sciences at the Institut National Agronomigue.

‘…[the author] writes clearly and says much that is useful about the need for well-defined goals and for flexibility and realism in the planning process.’ Susan J. Watts, The Journal for Developing Areas, Vol 19, No. 2.

• 1. Introduction 2. The Link Between Agricultural and Overall Planning 3. Some Aspects of Agricultural Planning 4. Preparing An Agricultural Plan 5. Objectives for Agricultural Development 6. The Stocktaking and Diagnostic Survey 7. Demand and Supply Projections 8. Setting Targets and Allocating Resources 9. The Choice of Strategies 10 Policy and Policy Instruments 11. Projects 12. Financing Agricultural Plans 13. Organisation for Planning 14. Monitoring, Reporting and Control 15. Research, Extension and Training 16. Consultancy Services.

René Dumont was Professor of Agricultural Sciences at the Institut National Agronomigue.

‘…[the author] writes clearly and says much that is useful about the need for well-defined goals and for flexibility and realism in the planning process.’ Susan J. Watts, The Journal for Developing Areas, Vol 19, No. 2.

• 1. Introduction 2. The Link Between Agricultural and Overall Planning 3. Some Aspects of Agricultural Planning 4. Preparing An Agricultural Plan 5. Objectives for Agricultural Development 6. The Stocktaking and Diagnostic Survey 7. Demand and Supply Projections 8. Setting Targets and Allocating Resources 9. The Choice of Strategies 10 Policy and Policy Instruments 11. Projects 12. Financing Agricultural Plans 13. Organisation for Planning 14. Monitoring, Reporting and Control 15. Research, Extension and Training 16. Consultancy Services.