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Agriculture corresponds to ISIC divisions 1-5 and includes forestry, hunting, and fishing, as well as cultivation of crops and livestock production. Value added is the net output of a sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. The origin of value added is determined by the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), revision 3. Note: For VAB countries, gross value added at factor cost is used as the denominator. Data are in current local currency. Source: World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.

Rank	Country	Value
Value added, agriculture (current LCU) - National accounts - Basic Inds. and Nat. Accts - African Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)
1	Zimbabwe (2005)	10,265,045,920,633
2	Zambia (2008)	9,702,770,475,008
3	Nigeria (2008)	8,019,162,478,594
4	Tanzania (2006)	6,723,093,000,000
5	Uganda (2008)	5,130,368,355,934
6	Madagascar (2008)	3,773,295,250,498
7	Ivory Coast (2008)	2,481,400,000,000
8	Sierra Leone (2008)	2,390,680,000,000
9	Guinea (2008)	2,244,822,433,792
10	Democratic Republic of the Congo (2007)	2,002,431,000,000
11	Cameroon (2008)	1,999,732,955,764
12	Mali (2007)	1,097,483,298,924
13	Somalia (1990)	1,090,989,981,696
14	Algeria (2008)	1,028,653,842,432
15	Burkina Faso (2006)	990,010,408,960
16	Rwanda (2008)	844,225,330,471
17	Senegal (2008)	811,090,867,447
18	Benin (2005)	728,200,000,000
19	Chad (2008)	710,912,545,163
20	Niger (2003)	629,400,000,000
21	Angola (2008)	628,802,895,919
22	Togo (2005)	485,399,986,176
23	Kenya (2008)	452,240,040,000
24	Central African Republic (2008)	443,855,000,000
25	Gabon (2008)	294,649,371,703
26	Burundi (2005)	272,418,795,891
27	Sao Tome and Principe (2005)	201,940,000,000
28	Republic of the Congo (2007)	184,913,525,538
29	Malawi (2008)	170,832,494,592
30	Equatorial Guinea (2008)	163,624,250,000
31	Egypt (2008)	127,923,983,190
32	Guinea-Bissau (2008)	105,781,726,250
33	Ethiopia (2008)	97,720,468,342
34	Morocco (2008)	94,962,998,399
35	Comoros (2008)	81,567,039,149
36	Mauritania (2007)	80,245,746,490
37	Mozambique (2008)	59,575,312,077
38	South Africa (2008)	52,474,816,713
39	Sudan (2008)	28,548,450,304
40	Liberia (2007)	24,304,095,270
41	Cape Verde (2008)	10,501,204,324
42	Mauritius (2008)	9,906,126,508
43	Ghana (2008)	5,688,784,519
44	Namibia (2008)	5,287,242,191
45	Djibouti (2007)	5,120,000,000
46	Tunisia (2008)	4,952,720,724
47	Eritrea (2007)	4,917,223,801
48	Gambia (2008)	4,428,700,000
49	Swaziland (2008)	1,454,980,807
50	Botswana (2008)	1,399,203,298
51	Lesotho (2008)	874,194,850
52	Seychelles (2008)	183,493,046

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