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Catalyzing innovation in shifting cultivation communities: experiences from Palawan, Philippines

2001

Raintree, J. (Forestry Research Center, NAFRI (Scc Natura/SIDA) Scc Natura, P.O. Box 4298 Vientiane (Lao PDR))

AGROVOC Keywords
adoption de l'innovation agriculteur agricultores comunidades rurales cultivo migratorio diffusion de l'information diffusion of information farmers filipinas indigenous knowledge innovation adoption participation sociale philippines recherche research rural communities shifting cultivation social participation technologie technology tecnologia
Bibliographic information
Publisher
IIRR
Pagination
p. 326-334
Other Subjects
Investigacion; Culture itinerante; Conocimiento indigena; Communaute rurale; Difusion de informacion; Participacion social; Adopcion de innovaciones; Connaissance indigene
Language
English
Note
5 ill.; 1 graph; 3 ref.
ISBN
1-930261-01-2
Type
Conference; Non-Conventional
Source
Shifting cultivation: towards sustainability and resource conservation in Asia, International Fund for Agricultural Development, Rome (Italy); International Development Research Center, Ottawa (Canada); Cornell International Inst. for Food, Agriculture and Development, Ithaca, New York (USA); International Center for Research in Agroforestry, West Java (Indonesia); International Inst. for Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite (Philippines).- Silang, Cavite (Philippines): IIRR, Jun 2001.- ISBN 1-930261-01-2. 421 p.
Conference
Workshop on Shifting Cultivation: Towards Sustainability and Resource Conservation in Asia, Cavite (Philippines), Aug 2000
2003-08-15
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