This book explains how projects can be designed that increase food security through subsistence production. Focusing on particular people and projects, it gives a sociological analysis of why this is so difficult to manage.
This book explains how projects can be designed that increase food security through subsistence production. Focusing on particular people and projects, it gives a sociological analysis of why this is so difficult to manage.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Terry Leahy is Conjoint Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities and Social Science at Newcastle University, Australia.
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List of Illustrations Preface and Acknowledgements Chapter One: Food Security as a Global and African Problem * Vignette A: Low Input Technologies Chapter Two: The UK Paradigm and an Alternative Strategy * Vignette B: How Much Land Do You Need? Chapter Three: Hunger as a Fatal Strategy - A Zambian Case Study * Vignette C: Smoothing out the Bumps in Food Security Chapter Four: Why Do Projects Fail? What Could Work? * Vignette D: Working for Food - Working for Money Chapter Five: Teaching them to Fish - Entrepreneurial Ideology and Rural Projects * Vignette E: What is a Farmer? Chapter Six: Leading Farmer Projects and Rural Food Security, Uganda * Vignette F: A Permaculture Design for a Ugandan Household Chapter Seven: An Embedded Project - Chikukwa * Vignette G: What to Eat to Avoid Diabetes and Heart Trouble Chapter Eight: A Winning Formula - Projects that Work * Vignette H: Composting Toilets in Africa Chapter Nine: The Political Economy of Food Security Strategies
List of Illustrations
Preface and Acknowledgements
Chapter One: Food Security as a Global and African Problem
Vignette A: Low Input Technologies
Chapter Two: The UK Paradigm and an Alternative Strategy
Vignette B: How Much Land Do You Need?
Chapter Three: Hunger as a Fatal Strategy - A Zambian Case Study
Vignette C: Smoothing out the Bumps in Food Security
Chapter Four: Why Do Projects Fail? What Could Work?
Vignette D: Working for Food - Working for Money
Chapter Five: Teaching them to Fish - Entrepreneurial Ideology and Rural Projects
Vignette E: What is a Farmer?
Chapter Six: Leading Farmer Projects and Rural Food Security, Uganda
Vignette F: A Permaculture Design for a Ugandan Household
Chapter Seven: An Embedded Project - Chikukwa
Vignette G: What to Eat to Avoid Diabetes and Heart Trouble
Chapter Eight: A Winning Formula - Projects that Work
Vignette H: Composting Toilets in Africa
Chapter Nine: The Political Economy of Food Security Strategies
List of Illustrations Preface and Acknowledgements Chapter One: Food Security as a Global and African Problem * Vignette A: Low Input Technologies Chapter Two: The UK Paradigm and an Alternative Strategy * Vignette B: How Much Land Do You Need? Chapter Three: Hunger as a Fatal Strategy - A Zambian Case Study * Vignette C: Smoothing out the Bumps in Food Security Chapter Four: Why Do Projects Fail? What Could Work? * Vignette D: Working for Food - Working for Money Chapter Five: Teaching them to Fish - Entrepreneurial Ideology and Rural Projects * Vignette E: What is a Farmer? Chapter Six: Leading Farmer Projects and Rural Food Security, Uganda * Vignette F: A Permaculture Design for a Ugandan Household Chapter Seven: An Embedded Project - Chikukwa * Vignette G: What to Eat to Avoid Diabetes and Heart Trouble Chapter Eight: A Winning Formula - Projects that Work * Vignette H: Composting Toilets in Africa Chapter Nine: The Political Economy of Food Security Strategies
List of Illustrations
Preface and Acknowledgements
Chapter One: Food Security as a Global and African Problem
Vignette A: Low Input Technologies
Chapter Two: The UK Paradigm and an Alternative Strategy
Vignette B: How Much Land Do You Need?
Chapter Three: Hunger as a Fatal Strategy - A Zambian Case Study
Vignette C: Smoothing out the Bumps in Food Security
Chapter Four: Why Do Projects Fail? What Could Work?
Vignette D: Working for Food - Working for Money
Chapter Five: Teaching them to Fish - Entrepreneurial Ideology and Rural Projects
Vignette E: What is a Farmer?
Chapter Six: Leading Farmer Projects and Rural Food Security, Uganda
Vignette F: A Permaculture Design for a Ugandan Household
Chapter Seven: An Embedded Project - Chikukwa
Vignette G: What to Eat to Avoid Diabetes and Heart Trouble
Chapter Eight: A Winning Formula - Projects that Work
Vignette H: Composting Toilets in Africa
Chapter Nine: The Political Economy of Food Security Strategies
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