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Opportunities, Use, And Transfer Of Systems Research Methods In Agriculture To Developing Countries - Proceedings of an international workshop on systems research methods in agriculture in developing countries, 22-24 November 1993, ISNAR, The Hague (Hardcover, 1994 ed.)
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Opportunities, Use, And Transfer Of Systems Research Methods In Agriculture To Developing Countries - Proceedings of an international workshop on systems research methods in agriculture in developing countries, 22-24 November 1993, ISNAR, The Hague (Hardcover, 1994 ed.)
Series: System Approaches for Sustainable Agricultural Development, 3
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In December 1993, ISNAR, in collaboration with International
Consortium for Application of Systems Approaches, organized a
three-day workshop on systems approaches and -modelling for
agricultural development. Sponsored by the Dutch Ministry for
Development Cooperation, the workshop was attended by participants
from 12 national agricultural research systems (NARS), nine
international agricul tural research centers (IARCs), and five
advanced research organizations (AROs). Although application of
systems approaches in agricultural research and resource management
is a rather new field, there is already increasing demand for
implemen tation of these approaches. This will require a critical
mass of specialists in the NARS and IARCs. Before this critical
mass can be obtained, however, the experience that has been gained
in this area needs to be evaluated, further possibilities need to
be explored, and new objectives and targets need to be set. This
book, which contains the papers presented at the workshop, assesses
the state of the art of systems approaches in agricultural
research, resource management, and rural planning. It also gives an
impression of the evolution of this interdisciplinary field and its
use in national and international research centers. Another, less
tangible, outcome of the workshop was its contribution toward
strengthening the network of NARS, IARCs, and AROs. It gave
participants and organizers a chance to develop contacts, and
provided an opportunity to make the first proposals for
collaborative programs. Special thanks are due to Peter Goldsworthy
and Luc Boerboom for their crucial role in making the workshop a
success in this regard."
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