Rural Well-being: From Vision to Action : Proceedings of the Fourth Annual World Bank Conference on Environmentally Sustainable Development, Held at the World Bank and the George Washington University, Washington, D.C., September 25-27, 1996The Fourth Annual World Bank Conference on Environmentally Sustainable Development held in September 1996 focused on where the international development community should be heading to bring about rural development and achieve rural well-being. Four key issues for sustaining such a challenge were discussed: poverty reduction; widely shared growth; household, national, and global food security; and sustainable natural resource management. Thematic and regional roundtable discussions included targeting poverty reduction, investing in social capital, improving dryland management, conquering rural poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean, and accelerating rural growth in Africa. |
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In the near term in Africa , however , we must increase food production on the
land now under cultivation , mostly in the nonacid soil types , where there is a
better opportunity for more rapid payoff . To do so , we must increase the
availability of ...
In the near term in Africa , however , we must increase food production on the
land now under cultivation , mostly in the nonacid soil types , where there is a
better opportunity for more rapid payoff . To do so , we must increase the
availability of ...
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Second , he called for efforts to increase the productivity of labor , especially in
the agriculture sector where the bulk of the labor force earns its livelihood . Third ,
he recommended that greater emphasis be placed on a broad rural development
...
Second , he called for efforts to increase the productivity of labor , especially in
the agriculture sector where the bulk of the labor force earns its livelihood . Third ,
he recommended that greater emphasis be placed on a broad rural development
...
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Generally , the intensification of agriculture is good for the environment in Africa
because it permits farmers to increase their incomes and for farms to support
more people without opening up new farmland in environmentally sensitive
areas ...
Generally , the intensification of agriculture is good for the environment in Africa
because it permits farmers to increase their incomes and for farms to support
more people without opening up new farmland in environmentally sensitive
areas ...
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Opening Plenary | 7 |
Our Responsibility to Future Generations | 17 |
Political Dimensions of Rural WellBeing and How to Achieve Results on the Ground | 27 |
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