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Building intercultural bridges for the development of rural Peruvian communities
Innovative ways of working have resulted in improved irrigation systems for communities in Cusco. Acknowledging the farmers as equals and as researchers has led to genuinely appropriate changes.
Innovative ways of working have resulted in improved irrigation systems for communities in Cusco. Acknowledging the farmers as equals and as researchers has led to genuinely appropriate changes.
Small-scale irrigation in developing countries
Turner, Beryl
Land Use Policy, Vol. 11 (1994), Iss. 4 P.251
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