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Problems of the Agricultural Development of Less-Favoured Areas in Europe : Proceedings of a Symposium of the Committee on Agricultural Problems Economic Commission for Europe and Food and Agriculture, PDF eBook

Problems of the Agricultural Development of Less-Favoured Areas in Europe : Proceedings of a Symposium of the Committee on Agricultural Problems Economic Commission for Europe and Food and Agriculture PDF

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Problems of the Agricultural Development of Less-Favoured Areas in Europe is a collection of papers from a symposium of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and Food and Agriculture Organization held in Geneva on May 22-26, 1978.

This collection of papers covers European countries with areas where agricultural development is limited. This book defines less-favored agricultural areas as those places where there is limited agricultural development, of different sizes and economic and social importance.

These areas are also defined as suffering serious deterioration of the natural environment and of economic and social activities.

This book then presents country reports covering problem areas in Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, and Germany.

In reviewing each of these countries, and other countries as well, the text presents each government's objectives concerning the rural areas, the actual strategies and policies pursued by the state, and the problems encountered when implementing these policies.

This text also gives the methodologies used in evaluating these programs. This book can prove useful for government officials and ministries dealing with the agricultural sector, heads of volunteer organizations dealing with countryside development, and academicians in political science and developmental planning.

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