Government and NGO Interventions in Dryland Agriculture: A Study of Two Projects in Andhara Pradesh
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A study in 1987 concluded that agricultural innovations for dryland had been developed in India but that, amongst others extension and implementation was not very successful. The present study is in fact a continuation of this interest in the problems faced by farming households living in remote, economically backward semi-arid regions and the policies towards these regions. The study focuses on agricultural change in a semi-arid area south of Hyderabad in Andhra Pradesh and analyses in depth the effect of two intervention strategies: a project financed by the World Bank and implemented by the Andhra Pradesh Government and a project implemented by AWARE, one of the largest NWOs in Andhra Pradesh and in India.
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Analyses of field work done in the four villages in the Rangareddi and Mahabubnagar districts of Andhra Pradesh, India, by Dept. of Geography, University of Madras and Indo-Dutch Programme on Alternatives in Development.
Government and NGO Interventions in Dryland Agriculture: A Study of Two Projects in Andhara Pradesh
Government and NGO Interventions in Dryland Agriculture: A Study of Two Projects in Andhara Pradesh,M. Put,M.P. Van Dijk,Manohar Publishers and Distributors,8173043361,Politics/International Relations,Agriculture & related industries,India,Non-governmental organizations (NGOs),South East Asia,c 1980 to c 1990
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