Zoekopdracht: organizations: "KIT - Royal Tropical Institute", year: 2004 - 2004
| Titel | Searching synergy : stakeholder views on developing a sustainable medicinal plant chain in Uttaranchal - India |
| Editors | G. Alam, J. Belt |
| Jaar | 2004 |
| Uitgever | KIT Publishers |
| Plaats | Amsterdam |
| Pagina's | 102 |
| ISBN | 90-6832-846-8 |
| Serietitel | Bulletin / Development policy and practice |
| Serienummer | 359 |
| ISSN | 0922-7911 |
| Organisatie | KIT - Royal Tropical Institute |
| Onderwerp | Economic Development and Trade |
| Trefwoorden | plant production, health, trade, sustainable development, participation |
| Regio's | Asia, South Asia |
| Land | India |
| Samenvatting | This case study focuses on participatory chain development of medicinal plants in the Himalayan region of Uttaranchal, India. KIT facilitated an interactive consultation process where stakeholders expressed, exchanged and discussed their views on how to develop a medicinal plant chain which is sustainable and equitable. Policy makers, practitioners, private industry, researchers, and farmers shared opinions and experiences, defining areas for collaboration and joint action. This bulletin includes papers summarizing the predominant issues related to the chain's impediments and opportunities, such as medicinal plant policies and institutions, technology development and diffusion, collectors' and farmers' livelihoods, marketing arrangements and industry perspectives. All contributions were written by experts with ample practical experiences in their area. A unique, comprehensive overview of the medicinal plant chain in Uttaranchal is the result, providing clear and practical recommendations for improving its performance. |
| Taal | Engels |
| Categorie | Practice |
| Soort document | Boek |
| Opmerkingen | Check http://www.kit.nl/publishers for availability of a print edition of this title. |
| Rechten | © 2004 KIT |
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