Role of multifunctionality in agricultural policy reforms.
Role of multifunctionality in agricultural policy reforms.
- Tokyo, Japan: Asian Productivity Organization, 2001.
- 270 pages: ill., map; 26 cm.
"Report of an APO Seminar on Role of Multifunctionality in Agricultural Policy Reforms held in Tokyo, Japan from 26 January to 3 February 2000"-- T.p. verso. "SEM-40-99"-- T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references.
Part I. Summary of findings -- Part II. Resource papers; 1. Sustainability and multifunctionality in agriculture: overview and conceptual framework by Wilfrid Legg; 2. Rural economy and multifunctionality of agriculture by Mahabub Hossain; 3. Food security and multifunctionality of agriculture: management of rural environment in Asia by Osamu Koyama; 4. Integrated policy approach to multifunctionality by Arild Vatn; 5. Environment and multifunctionality by Michinori Nishio -- Part III: Country papers; 1. Bangladesh by Mohammed Rafique Alam; 2. Republic of China by Inhsien Huang; 3. India (1) by Mahendra Singh; 4. India (2) by S. K. Tewari; 5. Indonesia by Emmy Juliantien; 6. Islamic Republic of Iran by Gholamhossein Aghaya; 7. Japan by Takashi Shinohra and Nobuyuki Kobayashi; 8. Republic of Korea by Se-Ik Oh; 9. Malaysia by Raj Ratnakumar Dhairianathan; 10. Mongolia by Bayakhuu Batkhuu; 11. Nepal (1) by Shree Chandra Shah; 12. Nepal (2) Mukti Narayan Shrestha; 13. Pakistan by Muhhamad Sarwar Zahid; 14. Sri Lanka Damitha N. de Zoysa; 15. Thailand by Margaret C. Yoovatana; 16. Vietnam by Trang Hieu Dung -- Part IV: Appendices
"The objectives of the seminar were: 1) to discuss the nature and dimensions of the multifinctionality of agriculture and 2) to analyze its economic and social implications, particularly with regard to policy reforms currently being undertaken by member countries." -From the book.
9283322762
APO Publication
Agriculture--Economic aspects--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture--Environmental aspects--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture--Social aspects--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture and state--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture and state.
Agriculture--Economic aspects.
Agriculture--Environmental aspects.
Agriculture--Social aspects.
"Report of an APO Seminar on Role of Multifunctionality in Agricultural Policy Reforms held in Tokyo, Japan from 26 January to 3 February 2000"-- T.p. verso. "SEM-40-99"-- T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references.
Part I. Summary of findings -- Part II. Resource papers; 1. Sustainability and multifunctionality in agriculture: overview and conceptual framework by Wilfrid Legg; 2. Rural economy and multifunctionality of agriculture by Mahabub Hossain; 3. Food security and multifunctionality of agriculture: management of rural environment in Asia by Osamu Koyama; 4. Integrated policy approach to multifunctionality by Arild Vatn; 5. Environment and multifunctionality by Michinori Nishio -- Part III: Country papers; 1. Bangladesh by Mohammed Rafique Alam; 2. Republic of China by Inhsien Huang; 3. India (1) by Mahendra Singh; 4. India (2) by S. K. Tewari; 5. Indonesia by Emmy Juliantien; 6. Islamic Republic of Iran by Gholamhossein Aghaya; 7. Japan by Takashi Shinohra and Nobuyuki Kobayashi; 8. Republic of Korea by Se-Ik Oh; 9. Malaysia by Raj Ratnakumar Dhairianathan; 10. Mongolia by Bayakhuu Batkhuu; 11. Nepal (1) by Shree Chandra Shah; 12. Nepal (2) Mukti Narayan Shrestha; 13. Pakistan by Muhhamad Sarwar Zahid; 14. Sri Lanka Damitha N. de Zoysa; 15. Thailand by Margaret C. Yoovatana; 16. Vietnam by Trang Hieu Dung -- Part IV: Appendices
"The objectives of the seminar were: 1) to discuss the nature and dimensions of the multifinctionality of agriculture and 2) to analyze its economic and social implications, particularly with regard to policy reforms currently being undertaken by member countries." -From the book.
9283322762
APO Publication
Agriculture--Economic aspects--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture--Environmental aspects--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture--Social aspects--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture and state--Congresses.--Asia
Agriculture and state.
Agriculture--Economic aspects.
Agriculture--Environmental aspects.
Agriculture--Social aspects.