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| The Internet And Rural And Agricultural Development: An Integrated Approach - The Internet and rural and agricultural development: an integrated approach
The Internet and rural and agricultural development: an integrated approach
Communication for development and the global Internet: conceptual approach
2. Enhancing rural community resources: a vision for internet use in support of integrated rural and agricultural development
Applying a communication for development approach to the Internet
3. The current context for internet and development initiatives
4. Internet applications in support of sustainable rural and agricultural development
Economic development applications for agricultural producers
Community development applications
Small and medium enterprise development
5. "Best practices" for supporting internet and development initiatives
Promote policy and regional coordination of Internet strategy for rural and agricultural development
Author: Don Richardson
Year: 1997
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
1. Introduction
Benefits of rural Internet access and improved horizontal communication
Elements for sustainability and success
A vision with cautions and a call for "champions"
The vision of an integrated approach
The scope of possible outputs
Who's doing what and where?
How did the Internet become such a decentralised "people's network"?
Twelve common elements
A model initiative: the Mexicali experience - FAO/farmer partnership
The Chilean experience: starting with small producers and their needs
Other experiences.
Research/education applications
News media networks
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