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The field workshop: A methodology for planning training and evaluation of programes for small farmers/fishermen and landless agricultural labourers.

By: FAO.

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BookPublisher: Bangkok : FAO, 1979Subject(s): Farming systems | Agricultural planning -- Agricultural training//Agriculture/. -- Agricultural planning -- Agricultural training//AgricultureSummary: This is a manual which has been written for those planners and administrators who are interested in designing and implementing programmes for the rural poor. It explains how to organize and to conduct multi-disciplinary, multi-level, problem - identifying and problem solving field workshops.

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This is a manual which has been written for those planners and administrators who are interested in designing and implementing programmes for the rural poor. It explains how to organize and to conduct multi-disciplinary, multi-level, problem - identifying and problem solving field workshops.

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The field workshop: A methodology for planning training and evaluation of programes for small farmers/fishermen and landless agricultural labourers.

By: FAO.