 |
|
|
|
 |
- Credit used by smallholders for agricultural activities |
| - Targeting the Rural Poor under Different Agrarian Conditions | |
| - Criteria in the Choice of Non-Farm Enterprises by the Poor | |
| - Households: Targeting and Interventions | |
| - The Potential for Non-Farm Activities in Different Agrarian Conditions | |
| - Interventions that Favour the Incorporation of Non-Farm Activities | |
| - The importance of Road Components in IFAD Projects | |
| - The Effectiveness of Extension Methods | |
| - Incentives in Institutional Arrangements | |
| - Enabling beneficiary Participation | |
| - Women's Groups and Participation | |
| - The use of credit by the landless poor | |
| - The applicability of grameen bank type interventions | |
| - Including credit projects/components for the poorest within agricultural, area and rural development projects | |
| - The rural development potential of IFAD's credit projects | |
| - Institutional sustainability and replicability | |
| - Interest rates and rural financial system sustainability | |
| - Financial replicability and sustainability of projects | |
| - Effectiveness of Credit Targeting Approaches in Bangladesh | |
| - Sustainability Of Credit Institutions In Bangladesh | |
| - Role of NGOs | |
| - Land Rights and Tribal People | |
| - Human Resources Development | |
| - Knowledge of the Rural People | |
| - Role of the Co-operating Institution | |
| - Project Management | |
| - Sustainability |
