Improving the efficiency of agricultural development: Can farmer typologies be used to predict the adoption of agricultural innovations for the poorest farmers, and therefore, increase the impact of rural development programs on the rural poor?
This investigation, through a literature review, outlines how agricultural development is an effective tool for achieving the goals of human development theory, the participatory approach to development and the sustainable development approach. In this investigation, sustainable intensification is i...
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University of Bristol
2018
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/98498 |
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