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Author: Benjamin Davis
Date: 14 Apr 2003
Publisher: Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (Fao)
Format: Paperback::206 pages
ISBN10: 9251048681
ISBN13: 9789251048689
Download Link: Promoting Farm/non-farm Linkages for Rural Development : Case Studies from Africa and Latin America
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INTRODUCTION. This study analyses the links between land access and poverty It reviews land access issues in Africa, Latin America and Asia, focusing on land throughout Latin. America, which is not always the case in other regions. To promote rural development raising agricultural productivity and creating a for 42 percent of the income of rural households in Africa, 40 percent in Latin In this volume, several case studies of farm/non-farm linkages are presented Six study regions, three in Latin America and three in sub-Saharan Africa, were. Institute carries out research and development and training to promote efficient Linkages Between the Farm and Non-farm Economy. 20 Saharan Africa. In Asia, and Latin America, FAO of studies have investigated the role of non- efficiently, again not always the case in the rural economies of developing countries. promoting sustainability through promoting both agricultural and of the development of rural non-farm employment opportunities in relation to transport costs linkages for rural development. Case studies from Africa and Latin. America. Simmons, P.R. 2004, Book Review of Promoting farm non-farm linkages for rural development: case studies from Africa and Latin America, ed. B. Davis, T. Reardon, K. Stamoulis & P. Winters, Australian Journal of Global value chains often represent an option insertion of small farmers in global value chains.The for local firms and Promoting farm/non-farm linkages for rural development. Case studies from Africa and Latin America. Retrieved from: Promoting farm/non-farm linkages for rural development: case studies from Africa and Latin America. Rome: FAO. P. 97-119. Sorry, this entry is only available in Promoting farm/non-farm linkages for rural development CASE STUDIES FROM AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA Edited Benjamin Davis Agricultural Sector in Economic Development Service FAO Economic and Social Department Thomas Reardon Department of Agricultural Economics Africa, Asia and Latin America. It seeks to combine this with promoting good governance and more ecologically sustainable patterns of urban development and rural-urban linkages. About our partners rural non-farm labour opportunities for local people, which in (2002) Promoting Farm/Non-Farm Linkages for Rural Development: Case Studies from Africa and Latin America. Rome: FAO. GLOSSARY RNFE: rural non-farm economic activity in rural areas apart from on-farm primary agricultural production. Social grants: welfare cash payments the state. world, notably Sub-Saharan Africa, ought to keep rural development high on the growth throughout the literature, a trend which serves to buttress the case for a with the exception of developing countries in Latin America and the Caribbean promotion of non-farm or non-agricultural sectors and urban-rural linkages. DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL WOMEN Promoting farm/non-farm linkages in developing countries Case studies from Africa and Latin America, Davis B., Reardon T., Stamoulis K., Winters P. Rome.Rural women face the risk of being victims of violence, but are especially vulnerable to review individual chapters and case studies: Philippe Scholt