Towards Village Industry
A Strategy for Development
Liv Berg, K Nimpuno, R Zwananberg
Based on their experience in Tanzania, the authors examine the idea that rural development can become the key to economic stability and growth. The premise is that industrialization of the rural areas in developing countries must go hand-in-hand with mechanization of agricultural methods.
Published: 1978
Pages: 88
eBook: 9781780444390
Paperback: 9780903031523
Introduction Rural Industrialisation | |||
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R. van Zwanenberg 5 | |||
Chapter 1 Community Development | |||
and Small Industry | |||
K. Nimpuno 7 | |||
Chapter 2 Pre-capitalist Industry in | |||
Eastern Africa | |||
R. van Zwanenberg 13 | |||
Chapter 3 Recycling Industry | |||
L. Berg 19 | |||
Chapter 4 Workshops Today | |||
K. Nimpuno 27 | |||
Chapter 5 Small Scale Production — | |||
The Contemporary | |||
Situation | |||
L. Berg 37 | |||
Chapter 6 Training for Production | |||
K. Nimpuno 51 | |||
Chapter 7 Village Workshop Equipment | |||
H. Tollin & B. Oscarsson 55 | |||
Chapter 8 Village Workshop Design | |||
K. Nimpuno 69 | |||
Chapter 9 Village Workshop | |||
Construction | |||
K. Nimpuno 73 | |||
Chapter 10 Official View on | |||
Rural Industry | |||
K. Nimpuno 79 | |||
Chapter 11 Towards Village Industry | |||
K. Nimpuno 85 |
K Nimpuno
Krisno Nimpuno was born in Indonesia but has lived for a long time in Sweden. He is an architect by profession, and has worked in Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique as a Government Adviser on Rural Development.