Research in Vietnam's uplands shows that poverty alleviation and environmental protection can be most readily achieved by communities building, protecting, and using their own assets more effectively. This approach starts by looking at what poor people already have, not what they lack. By contrast, government development policies often seek to modernise the rural sector through the introduction of new agricultural technology and improved marketing without taking existing local capacities into account. Such policies often fail to achieve their objectives. Traditional composite swidden..
This research concerns deforestation and the persistence of shifting cultivation in the uplands of V...
This thesis explores how, in the wake of momentous agrarian reforms implemented during the 1980s and...
Upland areas in Vietnam account for two-thirds of its natural area and one-third of its population. ...
Income growth and urbanization in developing countries have enlarged markets for high-value agricul...
The rainfed uplands occupy about one-third area of northern Vietnam and are Threatened with destruc...
Income growth and urbanization in developing countries have enlarged markets for highvalue agricultu...
Markets for high-value agricultural commodities are growing and can contribute to reducing rural pov...
Deforestation and land degradation associated with shifting cultivation have caused great con-cern a...
The Northern Uplands of Vietnam form one of the largest ecological regions in the country, character...
The Northern Uplands of Vietnam form one of the largest ecological regions in the country, character...
Most of the upland areas of Southeast Asia are characterized by insufficient infrastructure, low pro...
This thesis explores how, in the wake of momentous agrarian reforms implemented during the 1980s and...
Agricultural accumulation has been one of the main source determined the social differentiation in ...
Intense cultivation of annual crops on steep slopes in northwest Vietnam has resulted in widespread ...
Vietnam, like most developing countries across Southeast Asia, has boosted farm outputs by introduci...
This research concerns deforestation and the persistence of shifting cultivation in the uplands of V...
This thesis explores how, in the wake of momentous agrarian reforms implemented during the 1980s and...
Upland areas in Vietnam account for two-thirds of its natural area and one-third of its population. ...
Income growth and urbanization in developing countries have enlarged markets for high-value agricul...
The rainfed uplands occupy about one-third area of northern Vietnam and are Threatened with destruc...
Income growth and urbanization in developing countries have enlarged markets for highvalue agricultu...
Markets for high-value agricultural commodities are growing and can contribute to reducing rural pov...
Deforestation and land degradation associated with shifting cultivation have caused great con-cern a...
The Northern Uplands of Vietnam form one of the largest ecological regions in the country, character...
The Northern Uplands of Vietnam form one of the largest ecological regions in the country, character...
Most of the upland areas of Southeast Asia are characterized by insufficient infrastructure, low pro...
This thesis explores how, in the wake of momentous agrarian reforms implemented during the 1980s and...
Agricultural accumulation has been one of the main source determined the social differentiation in ...
Intense cultivation of annual crops on steep slopes in northwest Vietnam has resulted in widespread ...
Vietnam, like most developing countries across Southeast Asia, has boosted farm outputs by introduci...
This research concerns deforestation and the persistence of shifting cultivation in the uplands of V...
This thesis explores how, in the wake of momentous agrarian reforms implemented during the 1980s and...
Upland areas in Vietnam account for two-thirds of its natural area and one-third of its population. ...