| Ad
hoc publications, workshops and seminars |
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Expert
group meeting on government policies and strategies on information and
communication technology (ICT) for rural poverty reduction
in Asia and the Pacific region
27-28 November 2003, United Nations Conference Complex, Bangkok,
Thailand |
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 Expert
group meeting on
information and
communication technology
(ICT) for rural poverty reduction: Developing national policies
28-29 January 2003, United Nations Conference Complex, Bangkok,
Thailand |
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 Selected
best practices for rural poverty reduction
A
selection of 10 practices in rural poverty alleviation.
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The potential of organic agriculture
for rural poverty alleviation
What is
the potential of organic agriculture for rural poverty alleviation?
A regional workshop
discussed the findings of one regional and seven country studies.
A publication provides comprehensive
information on the organic sector and rural poverty alleviation
in Asia. |
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Bangkok
Declaration on Microfinance
The Conference
on Microfinance Policy and Governance was held in Bangkok
from 6 to 8 March 2002 to build knowledge, institutional capacity,
and public-private sector cooperation in enhancing the effectiveness
of microfinance as an instrument of poverty alleviation in
the Asia-Pacific Region. The conference adopted the Bangkok
Declaration on Microfinance |
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 Rural
Poverty Alleviation through Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
and Green Farming
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 Generating
employment for rural women
Studies from selected Central Asian Republics
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 Small
enterprise success case replication
ESCAP has
developed a manual for the replication process. It works in
two main steps: to locate farmers or groups who have achieved
good success in their enterprises, and to mobilize the successful
farmer or groups to train their less well-off fellow villagers.
It differs from conventional enterprise training because it
mobilizes successful farmers or groups to train rural poor
themselves. It does not depend upon professional or government
trainers to conduct the training. |
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Promotion of government-NGO
collaboration rural poverty alleviation
In order
to fully understand the extent of government-NGO collaboration
for poverty alleviation and to explore ways to further strengthen
cooperation between stakeholder groups for poverty alleviation,
the situation in six developing countries in Asia was studied.
The findings provide an overview on the nature and degree
of GO-NGO collaboration, and include recommendations for a
further strengthening of the partnerships. |
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Report
of the regional expert meeting on capability-building to alleviate
rural poverty
Beijing, March 1997 |
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Sustainable
agricultural development strategies for the least developed
countries of the Asian and the Pacific region
Project report, 1997
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Special issue
of Agrochemicals news in brief, November 1999
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