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A participatory and inter-institutional projects to enhance the sustainability of cassava production in Thailand, Vientam and China : Its impact on soil erosion and farmers` income
Reports & Research
December 2004
Cassava leaf production research in Thailand
Conference Papers & Reports
December 2004
Farmers decide: a participatory approach to the development and dissemination of improved cassava technologies that increase yields and prevent soil degradation
Reports & Research
December 2004
Grass and legume genotypes with known reaction to pests and diseases and to interaction with symbiont organisms are developed: Output 2
Journal Articles & Books
December 2004
Nutrient inputs and losses in cassava-based cropping systems: examples from Vietnam and Thailand
Conference Papers & Reports
December 2004
Progress in cassava core germplasm conservation in Thailand
December 2004
Progress in cassava core germplasm conservation in Thailand
Conference Papers & Reports
December 2004
The use of farmer participatory approach in the development of technologies to control erosion for sustainable cassava production in Thailand
Reports & Research
December 2004
The use of vetiver for soil erosion prevention in cassava fields in Thailand
Reports & Research
December 2004
Working with farmers : The challenge of achieving adoption of more sustainable cassava production practices on sloping land in Asia
Reports & Research
December 2004
Working with farmers : The key to adoption of vetiver grass hedgerows to control erosion in cassava in fields in Thailand
Reports & Research
December 2004
Equator Initiative Case Studies. Thailand. Pred Nai Mangrove Conservation and Development Group (English)
Reports & Research
December 2004

Local and indigenous communities across the world are advancing innovative sustainable development solutions that work for people and for nature. Few publications or case studies tell the full story of how such initiatives evolve, the breadth of their impacts, or how they change over time. Fewer…