ADOSSOU F.T., KREPL V., AIWA E.
Abstract
The introduction of modern management notion in most of the majority of African
countries dates from the colonization period. In that period, former colonial
powers had just transferred their own ways of organizing and management into
their colonies. But the adaptation of modern management failed in Sub-Saharan
African countries. Management is not a universal science. To be successfully
applied in Developing Countries (DC) in general, and in Benin especially, management
need to go through a deep mutation and considerate local socio-economical conditions.
This paper deals with the development process, interconnection between agriculture
and development and farm management in Benin.
Keywords:
agriculture, farming, management, developing countries, Benin