Gross Domestic Product have been growing at an average of 7.5% from 2000-2008 and the country was able to reduce poverty fate from 58.1% in the 1990s to 14% in 2008.[2] While the country grows and overall poverty drops, the rich urban dwellers benefitted more than their rural counterparts and a wide income disparity exist between the rich and poor. The regions with the highest relative poverty rates include the north-west, north-central, central highlands, central coast and north-east.[3] People in these regions do not have the resources to conduct agricultural activities, which is the main source of income for the majority of the rural people. The poorest rural people live in remote areas with small plots of low quality land that is unsuitable for farming. Similarly, people living along the coastal line are faced with harsh climate conditions that restrict their opportunity for farming.