Natural Resources and Rural Development
Integrated Approach for Sustainable Management of Natural Resources for Rural Development
... is natural hydrological entity from which surface run-off flows to a define stream or a river at a particular ...forest resources for the optimum and sustained production with minimum hazards to ...
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Improvement of natural grassland as a factor of rural development in lower Danube Region
... of natural grasslands (meadows and pastures) in rural development of Lower Danube ...in rural areas and to develop their agricultural ...for development of agricultural production, ...
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Does the availability and utilization of natural resources ensure development of the rural people of Nagaland? A study with special reference to Longleng District of Nagaland
... as natural capital sustaining the livelihoods of many ...a natural resource is important, the interactions with other systems as well as the potential irreversible changes are even more ...the ...
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Planning in India: where is natural resources in the development strategy?
... equity), natural capital ultimately enters into the growth process, because in an agrarian economy, like India, rural livelihoods are intricately linked with the access of rural people to ...
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City Development, Natural Resources and Human Impact: The Case of Medellin, Colombia
... Medellin commerce was boosted by the opening of two more gold fields in its surroundings. The economic activ- ity of the small town was distributed among agriculture and cattle raising, commerce and mining, the latter ...
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SERC 2: Natural Resources, Local Development, Social Economic Enterprises and Rural Revitalization in Alberta
... and rural relations and made recommendations in these ...necessarily natural resource based in the research designs, there is much general information and background that can be used towards insights into ...
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Access to land and other natural resources by the rural poor: the case of Bangladesh
... Development is fundamentally a process of change. Central to this is the increasing productivity and intensity of agriculture, of people shifting from farms to industry and services, and from the countryside to ...
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Natural Resources as a Factor Socioeconomic Development: The Case Northeastern Montenegro
... the rural settlements in the valley of the river Kralje Kraštica, Trešnjevik (relief and slope of the form (3° - 9°)), are favorable for the production of certain fruits and ...
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Rural Organizations in Law for Development: Prospects in Philippine Natural Resources Management
... As a result, rural institutions, organization, resource management systems and environments were unneces- sarily disrupted precisely at a time when they might have p[r] ...
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Human resources development in rural areas of the Czech Republic
... long-term development a more favourable situation happens in recent years when the number of born people grows, still the natural increase is negative in all cr ...the natural increase ac- cording to ...
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The Impact of Natural Resources on Innovation
... between natural resource dependence and education ...of natural resources on economic growth is ...of natural resources on this factor is determinative on the growth of countries with ...
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Natural Resources Biometrics
... Given her extensive teaching experience, Dr. Kiernan presents the fundamental concepts, principles, and methods of statistics in “layman” English, without mathematical proofs on the theories. Instead she provides clear ...
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The Influence of Geopolitics and Strategical Factors upon the Development of Natural and Human Resources in Indonesia
... national resources which is rooted on our nation’s culture as an important instrument on creating qualified and high global competitive national productivity jump in achieving national prosperity and security and ...
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Natural Resources and Finance
... We also use several control variables (from WDI unless otherwise noted), the most important being GDP per capita, to control for income level, as richer countries tend to have a more developed financial sector even ...
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Natural Resources and the Environment
... – Mining, processing, shipping, burning, disposing = Mining, processing, shipping, burning, disposing = increased air, soil, water, pollution. increased air, soil, water, pollution[r] ...
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HRIS. Human Resources Information System PHILIPPINE COUNCIL FOR AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (PCARRD)
... and development (R&D) human resources of the National Agriculture and Resources Research and Development Network ...human resources in agriculture, forestry, and natural ...
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Natural and Human Resources that Support the Development of Curative Tourism in Albanian Territories
... economic development of Albania, Kosovo and other albanian ...the development of diverse tourist activities, among which curative ...location, natural features and curative value of thermal and ...
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Natural Resources in a Planetary Perspective
... There are delays in the system. A maximum in prospecting typically occurs about 40 years before the production peak (Sverdrup et al., 2013a). Because of rising resource prices, the income revenue from resource extraction ...
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Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources Faculty Publications. Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources
... additional resources (e.g. water, energy). These additional resources for products further down the supply chain would have to be considered in the country of production in order to derive a soy meal or ...
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Natural Resources: Curse or Blessing?
... The steady-state value of P is independent of λ , but the steady-state value of K increases after downward and permanent jump in λ induced by a windfall of foreign exchange. Note that as the share of traded goods in ...
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