It ranges from 17.2 % in Senegal to

It ranges from 17.2 % in Senegal to 62 % in Guinea Bissau (World Bank, 2000). While Sahel’s dependence on agriculture has been growing over time,evidence suggests that the productivity of the sector has declined (Sultan, Baron, Dingkuhn, Sarr and Janicot,2005). Moreover, despite its large share of agricultural population, Sahel relies heavily on imports of foodstuffs, an ironic situation when compared to the United States where only 3 % of the populations are farmers, but they provide up to 17.14 % of the world production of cereals (FAOSTAT).

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Dit wissel van 17,2% in Senegal tot 62% in Guinee-Bissau (World Bank, 2000). Terwyl Sahel se afhanklikheid van die landbou is groei oor tyd, bewyse dui daarop dat die produktiwiteit van die sektor (Sultan, Baron, Dingkuhn, Sarr en Janicot, 2005) gedaal het. Verder, ten spyte van sy groot deel van die landbou-bevolking, Sahel swaar op die invoer van voedsel, 'n ironiese situasie in vergelyking met die Verenigde State van Amerika, waar slegs 3% van die bevolking is boere, maar hulle bied tot 17,14% van die wêreld se produksie van graan. (FAOSTAT).