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China: From Afforestation to Poverty Alleviation and Natural Forest Management
Book Details
- Publisher: World Bank Publications
- Publish Date: Jun 1st, 2000
- Pages: 216
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.90in - 5.90in - 0.40in - 0.75lb
- EAN: 9780821347591
- Categories: • Natural Resources• Agriculture - Forestry• Plants - Trees
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What people are saying
The official account of Stanford Center on China's Economy and Institutions. @Stanford's home for empirical, multidisciplinary research on China’s economy.
@CSICCBE Big Data China: @StanfordSCCEI Scott Rozelle, @UofT Loren Brandt, @PIIE @melovely_max, and @rhodiumdan say China's economic policies over the last 10+ years have not helped to sustain growth, reduce inequality, or make China more secure. https://t.co/2by7ZLDCuO
Quot homines, tot sentenciæ. So many heades, so many iudgementes | Central Asia Editor @eurasianet
@robkhenderson In Invisible China, scholars Natalie Hell and Scott Rozelle talk about their research showing how "over half of rural babies [in China] are undernourished, and more than half of toddlers are so developmentally delayed that their IQs may never exceed 90." Pinch of salt maybe?
What people are saying
The official account of Stanford Center on China's Economy and Institutions. @Stanford's home for empirical, multidisciplinary research on China’s economy.
@CSICCBE Big Data China: @StanfordSCCEI Scott Rozelle, @UofT Loren Brandt, @PIIE @melovely_max, and @rhodiumdan say China's economic policies over the last 10+ years have not helped to sustain growth, reduce inequality, or make China more secure. https://t.co/2by7ZLDCuO
Quot homines, tot sentenciæ. So many heades, so many iudgementes | Central Asia Editor @eurasianet
@robkhenderson In Invisible China, scholars Natalie Hell and Scott Rozelle talk about their research showing how "over half of rural babies [in China] are undernourished, and more than half of toddlers are so developmentally delayed that their IQs may never exceed 90." Pinch of salt maybe?