Some are environmental conditions that affect the availability and quality of agricultural land, inadequate land tenure systems, limited economic opportunities for growing populations, disparities linked to the remoteness of rural communities, poor policy making and the presence of institutions that exacerbate issues of crime, corruption, clientelism and conflict. A critical question is how to connect efforts to improve agricultural productivity while also promoting new employment opportunities that can provide alternative sources of income and improve the access dimension of FSN. The first is a single-sector approach, typically agriculturally oriented, that focuses on using a leading sector to pull development forward.