Living in multiple places produces functional spaces that often do not correspond to administrative boundaries (Cortes and Fayet, 2009; Ma Mung, 1999). This mobility gradually results in a rural economy that is more diversified and often related to some form of urban economy (Haggblade, Hazell and Reardon, 2007). About 40% of African urban dwellers are “engaged in some sort of agricultural activity" (FAO, 2012).