China and the Kpatawee Rice Project in Liberia
- Published Date: 01 Jan 1993
- Publisher: Liberia Working Group
- Format: Book
- ISBN10: 3926771100
- Publication City/Country: United States
- File name: China-and-the-Kpatawee-Rice-Project-in-Liberia.pdf Download: China and the Kpatawee Rice Project in Liberia
English News and Press Release on Liberia about Agriculture, at Booker Washington Institute (BWI), Kpatawee Rice Project as well as the Brautigam, Deborah, 1993. "South-south technology transfer: The case of China's Kpatawee rice project in Liberia," World Development, Elsevier, vol. 21(12) Liberians across the divide are still wondering why a US$30 million mechanized rice production project which was dubbed a rescue for a country heavily reliant on importation of its staple food Uganda. Disseminating Chinese agricultural technologies in Africa relates to the shifting Brautigam, D. (1993) China and the Kpatawee Rice Project in Liberia. Agriculture is a rapidly growing arena for China's economic engagement in Africa. Drawing on new field research in East and West Africa, and in Beijing and Baoding, China, as well as earlier archival research, this article investigates the dimensions of China's agricultural engagement, placing it in historical perspective. The China-Liberia Agriculture Technology Demonstration Center. A China-Liberia Agriculture Cooperation Project Team (CLATCPT) of experts is based at the China-aided Agricultural Technology Demonstration Center in Liberia s Bong County, central Liberia, about Emerging global firms: Insights of Chinese multinationals in Africa. Technology transfer: The case of China's Kpatawee rice project in Liberia. shifting cu ltivation. The project, the Gbedin Swamp Rice Project, has employed a large number of local people, especially up to the onset of the civil war in 1990. The site is currently used for subsistence farming (rice), hunting and fishing, while the surroundings are used for logging and mining, as well as multiple crop farming. DEBORAH A. BRÄUTIGAM.International Development Program.School of International Service.American University, Washington, DC (202) 885-1696 fax. (202) 885-1695 China and the Kpatawee Rice Project in Liberia. Bremen, Germany: University of Bremen. 1991. Deborah Bräutigam. China's Kpatawee rice project in Liberia. Key words: Technology, Technology Transfer, Absorptive capacity, Technology Diffusion. Multinational Corporations. Kpatawee Farm lies twelve miles down a red mud track carved into a a new form of rice cultivation at a state-owned plantation in Liberia's Bong County, See, for example, Deborah Bräutigam, China and the Kpatawee Rice Project in The dragon's gift:the real story of China in Africa Deborah Brautigam( ) in Beijing to remote irrigated rice paddies of Africa, Will Africa Feed China? Introduces the Based on unpublished documents and extensive interviews in Liberia, Sierra Leone and But the success of these projects is no means guaranteed. The Ramsar Secretariat is pleased to announce that Liberia has of Liberia and China undertook the Kpatawee Rice Project with the objective PDF | Ecotourism practise is a sustainable management tool targeted at improving livelihood and wellbeing of the rural populace. This paper examined the roles Kpatawee Citizen Community liberia environmental threats and opportunities assessment (etoa) governments of Liberia and China undertook the Kpatawee Rice Project with the objective Spread the love A major breakthrough has been made in the global fight against malnutrition and under nutrition, a poverty related condition responsible for the death of over 3 million children annually. At a recent Nutrition for Growth conference held in London under the theme Beating Hunger through Business and Science,leaders of leading philanthropic
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