Agriculture can be an important part of a post-war country’s economy in several ways; it can be a vital source of nutrition where food security is weak, it generates revenue for rural areas by providing income to farmers and farm workers, and job opportunities in areas such as processing. Agriculture ultimately can provide export revenues for these countries. Moreover, a majority of post-war countries’ population live in rural areas, and most of the rural poor depend on agriculture or rely on natural resources for their livelihood. Thus, the linkage between rural poverty and natural resources is necessarily close.

We at AACS Consulting offer studies focused on agriculture, rural, and natural resources. These studies will help sustainably managing natural sources in fragile countries. Getting to know the agriculture sector not only may result in the improvement of economic opportunities to rural areas but will also help mitigation of rural poverty.