Rural Transport Services
A guide to their planning and implementation
For policymakers and planners, it draws on a wide range of sources, developing methodologies for cost evaluation of spot improvements, stage construction of water crossings, and analysis of the organizational framework for decentralized road maintenance.
Published: 1989
Pages: 334
eBook: 9781780443164
Summary, including International Threats and Opportunties | |||
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and the International Seed Treaty | |||
Context | |||
Some NGO/CSO activities since 1996 | |||
Maintaining crop diversity | |||
Conserving domestic animal diversity | |||
Restoring marine diversity | |||
Challenging the introduction of GM fish | |||
Developing agro-ecotourism | |||
Facilitating farmers' voices in the biotech debate | |||
Challenging perverse patents | |||
Protecting farmers' rights | |||
Contamination of centres of diversity by GMOs | |||
Monitoring IPR encroachment | |||
Agenda for Action | |||
Genetically modified organisms | |||
Trade | |||
Intellectual property rights and biopiracy | |||
Concentration of power | |||
Genetic resource conservation and development | |||
Conclusion |
MOBILITY AND INEQUALITY IN RURAL NIGERIA: THE CASE OF OFFâROAD COMMUNITIES
PORTER, GINA
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