Agriculture and Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Libya

This report provides a comprehensive literature review and analysis of the role of agriculture in Libya's sustainable development. It examines the significance of agriculture in facilitating economic growth, poverty reduction, and rural development. The report delves into agricultural policies, governance, and decision-making processes, particularly in oil-rich developing countries like Libya. It explores the relationship between agricultural and rural development policies, highlighting the importance of education, empowerment, and engagement in policymaking. The study also addresses the impact of oil discovery on agriculture and the challenges of Dutch disease. The report emphasizes the importance of agriculture for food security, income, and employment, and it analyzes various factors influencing agricultural development. The research incorporates insights from various scholars and researchers, focusing on the context of Libya to enhance understanding of changing agricultural policies and the performance of the agriculture sector.