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Sustainable Micro-Finance for Small-scale Rice Processors in the Rural Region of Igbemo-Ekiti, Nigeria

Joseph Omoniyi Basorun

Vol 2, No 2 (2013) · Published 16 February 2013

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Abstract

Small "“scale food processing structure in developing countries has become a critical issue, now that many find it difficult to sustain food production.  This study, therefore, reports the small-scale rice processing situation in Igbemo-Ekiti, Nigeria vis-à-vis the investors' capabilities.  Seventy two (72) processors were interviewed in twenty one (21) residential quarters of the town.  Using the Pearson's Correlation test of processor's variables, findings reveal strong relationship between processor's income, mode of operation, processing activities, expenditure, and institutional assistance.  Policy measures are advanced based on research findings.

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Joseph Omoniyi Basorun. Sustainable Micro-Finance for Small-scale Rice Processors in the Rural Region of Igbemo-Ekiti, Nigeria. Journal of Sustainable Development Studies, Vol 2, No 2 (2013).

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