- DEVELOPING AGRICULTURE IN RURAL AREAS TO SOLVE BOTH ENERGY CRISIS AND FOOD CRISIS

Posted on June 15, 2008

Previous deliveries [89, 90, 91, 92]) exposed the tremendous impact agriculture development could have on the global developing of African nations, generating abundant biomass that would be raw materials to generating electricity. Three issues particularly [1, 2, 3] highlighted the astounding economic boost resulting from agriculture development, crops processing and biogas electricity production.

Power generation based on the utilization of fossil raw materials will never produce double-digit annual growth rates for 10 years running - a performance never achieved today by any single African country.

The developing scenario described in above linked issues does not require (initial) huge investments necessary to set up (for example) and operate an atomic nuclear electricity production plant. It is not capital intensive and most important, it set up conditions to create thousand and thousand jobs in rural areas and establish a network of small crops transformers (industrialists).

In conclusion, African countries have not alternative but to diversify agriculture productions, that will yield abundant biomass and by-products to generate energy, and assist establishing crops' processing plants in the countryside. This can be implemented in a short span of time - one to two years - to reverse upward the economy and creating riches for all, to efficiently fighting rampant poverty in African countries.

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