Human factor in rural development

By:

"Gabriel, Tom"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Belhaven Press; 1991Description: 159pISBN:

1852931221

Subject(s):

Rural development-Great Britain

DDC classification:

307.72 GAB

Summary: Takes an essentially optimistic view of the anthropologists' role in development planning and implementation, focusing on the modernization of argiculture. By applying knowledge of human thought and conduct, it sheds new light on the needs of rural women's programs, irrigation strategies, pest management, extension services and health care activities in rustic communities.

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Takes an essentially optimistic view of the anthropologists' role in development planning and implementation, focusing on the modernization of argiculture. By applying knowledge of human thought and conduct, it sheds new light on the needs of rural women's programs, irrigation strategies, pest management, extension services and health care activities in rustic communities.

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