Economic development that lasts: labour-intensive irrigation projects in Nepal and the United Republic of Tanzania
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Main Authors: | Martens, B., ILO, Geneva (Switzerland) eng |
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Geneva (Switzerland) ILO
1989
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Subjects: | EMPLOYMENT, IRRIGATION, DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS, INVESTMENT, INCOME DISTRIBUTION, SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS, EMPLOI, EMPLEO, RIEGO, PROJET DE DEVELOPPEMENT, ANALYSE COUT AVANTAGE, INVESTISSEMENT, REPARTITION DES REVENUS, CONSCIENCE SOCIALE, PROYECTOS DE DESARROLLO, ANALISIS DE COSTOS Y BENEFICIOS, INVERSIONES, DISTRIBUCION DEL INGRESO, CONCIENCIA SOCIAL, |
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