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Listening for a Change Oral Testimony and Development

Out of Print
By: H Slim and P Thompson
168 pages, Illus
Publisher: Panos Institute
Listening for a Change
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  • Listening for a Change ISBN: 9780865713048 Paperback Aug 1994 Out of Print #34630
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About this book

Examination of the concept of participation in both the North and South which explores the limitations and ambiguities of oral methods. Essentially it is a guide to collecting, interpreting and using the oral testimony of the people on whose actions and commitments development ultimately depends.

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Designing and improving pest management systems for subsistence farmers, Miguel A. Altieri; steps toward an alternate and safe pest management system for small farmers in the Philippines, Kenneth T. MacKay et al; a farming systems approach to insect pest management for upland and lowland rice farmers in tropical Asia, James A. Litsinger; implementation of IPM for small-scale cassava farmers, A.R. Braun et al; effects of cassava intercropping and varietal mixtures on herbivore load, plant growth and yields - applications for small farmers in Latin America, Clifford S. Gold; human interactions in classical biological control of cassava and mango mealybugs on subsistence farms in tropical Africa, Peter Neuenschwander.

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Out of Print
By: H Slim and P Thompson
168 pages, Illus
Publisher: Panos Institute
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