World Bank2015-06-252015-06-252015-03https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22073This Botswana Agriculture Public Expenditure Review (AgPER) is one of a series of similar studies undertaken in over a dozen countries in sub-Saharan Africa under the framework of a program coordinated by CAADP, supported by the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation and the CAADP Multi-Donor Trust Fund, and implemented by the World Bank. The AgPER presents data about actual expenditure for the period 2000 to 2013, with an outlook on the following two years. It presents public expenditure on agriculture structured by various dimensions and classifiers such as institutional, recurrent versus investment and capital, by sub-function and subsector and by spending unit. It analyzes expenditure levels, patterns and trends and compares expenditure patterns with policy objectives and strategies. Finally, it draws conclusions and recommendations in areas where future decisions could benefit from a clear view of an analysis of past spending or where it is deemed useful to support imminent policy formulation and decisions with a clearer understanding of the financial implications.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOAGRICULTURAL POLICIESVETERINARY SERVICESAGRICULTURAL RESEARCHCLAY CONTENTRANGE MANAGEMENTSORGHUMPEST CONTROLBEANSGRAIN RESERVECASSAVAIMPACT ASSESSMENTWATER LOGGINGEUROPEAN COMMISSIONIFPRIAGRICULTURAL COLLEGEAGRICULTURAL DISTRICTSTRACEABILITYAGRICULTURAL USEPESTICIDESRESEARCH ORGANIZATIONSFERTILIZERSANIMAL HEALTHBEEF EXPORTSCROP PRODUCTIONCEREALSTRAININGDAIRY FARMSAGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGYMAD COW DISEASEARTIFICIAL INSEMINATIONSEEDSSHEEPMARKETSFRUITSVEGETABLESFORESTRYINDICATORSFARMERSANIMAL PRODUCTIONNATURAL RESOURCESCROPSINFRASTRUCTUREDISEASE OUTBREAKSCROP YIELDSHYBRID SEEDSMEAT LIVESTOCKFARMER PARTICIPATIONCROP FARMINGCROPSEEDLINGSLIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENTRUMINANTSREPORTSRURAL POVERTYAGRICULTURAL MARKETINGBEEF FROM CATTLEAGRICULTUREFAONATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENTAGRICULTURAL AREASEGGSHYBRIDSOIL SEEDSSMALL RUMINANTSCARCASS WEIGHTMILK PRODUCERSFISHERIESNATIONAL RESEARCHCARCASSGOAT MEATGROUND WATERIRRIGATIONFOOD CROPSFOOD SAFETYFOOD SUPPLYFEEDNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCILPOPULATIONAFDBSLAUGHTERWOMEN IN AGRICULTURESOIL FERTILITYAGRICULTURAL CROPCOMMODITIESAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTFOOD PRICESGOATSSEASONSMAD COWGRAINCATTLE POPULATIONWHEAT MILLSHARVESTTARIFFSPOULTRYAGRICULTURAL GROWTHCROP HARVESTAGRICULTURAL CREDITHONEYTECHNOLOGY ADOPTIONMILKAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONHYBRID SEEDLEGUMESUNITED NATIONSAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTANIMALSLARGE FARMING OPERATIONSCOWPEASAGRICULTURAL EXTENSIONENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYPLANNINGCROP VARIETIESTREESRURAL POPULATIONWATER RESOURCESLANDSPLANSPOVERTY REDUCTIONMAIZECROP INSURANCEARABLE LANDDISEASESAGRICULTURAL COMMODITIESANIMAL DISEASESGRAIN CROPSCOW DISEASEIDENTITYPOPULATION GROWTHLIVE CATTLELIVESTOCK PRODUCTSANIMAL DISEASEENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTHERBICIDESNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHDAIRY FARMERSRESEARCHFARMINGLIVESTOCKMEAT PRODUCTIONPOULTRY INDUSTRYBIRTH RATERURAL ROADSPOULTRY PRODUCTIONGRAIN HARVESTVEGETABLE PRODUCTIONAGRICULTURAL AREAFOOD PRODUCTIONAGRICULTURAL POLICYTECHNOLOGYAGRICULTURAL INFRASTRUCTUREBEEFBEEF CATTLELIVESTOCK FARMINGEXTENSION AGENTSFOOD SECURITYCLIMATE CHANGEFARM OWNERSPESTSCREDITBUDGETSGENETIC FACTORSANIMAL FEEDRURAL INFRASTRUCTUREWORKING CAPITALAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANKDRIP IRRIGATIONAGRICULTURAL LANDCATTLEAGRICULTURAL IRRIGATIONMEAT PRODUCTSAGRICULTURAL MARKETAGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIESIRRIAGRICULTURAL INPUTSCOTTONACCESS TO CREDITFEEDLOTAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTSMOASOUTH AFRICAANTHRAXBEEF PRODUCTIONDISEASE CONTROLLIVESTOCK FARMERSAGRICULTURAL FIELDINVESTMENTBREEDINGFARMSMEATINNOVATIONWHEATSOILSAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITYRICEPASTURESFARMING SYSTEMSVEGETABLE OILDAIRY CATTLEADBAPPLICATION OF FERTILIZERRURAL DEVELOPMENTAGRICULTURAL RDCIDAHONEY PRODUCTIONReportWorld Bank10.1596/22073