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Non-Governmental Organisations And Agricultural Research: The Experience Of The Gambia

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  • Gilbert, Elon, 1990. "Non-Governmental Organisations And Agricultural Research: The Experience Of The Gambia," Overseas Development Institute Archive 295298, Overseas Development Institute.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:ovdeia:295298
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.295298
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    1. Biggs, Stephen, 1989. "A Multiple Source Of Innovation Model Of Agricultural Research And Technology Promotion," Overseas Development Institute Archive 295297, Overseas Development Institute.
    2. Cessay, Sompo & Gilbert, Elon & Mills, Bradford & Rowe, John & Norton, George W., 1989. "Analysis of Agricultural Research Priorities in the Gambia," ISNAR Archive 310700, CGIAR > International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
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    1. Bebbington, Anthony & Farrington, John, 1992. "The Scope For Ngo-Government Interactions In Agricultural Technology Development: An International Overview," Overseas Development Institute Archive 295649, Overseas Development Institute.
    2. Sumberg, J, 1991. "NGOs AND AGRICULTURE AT THE MARGIN: Research, Participation and Sustainability in West Africa," Overseas Development Institute Archive 295644, Overseas Development Institute.
    3. Henderson, P & Singh, Ramesh, 1990. "Ngo-Government Links In Seed Production: Case Studies From The Gambia And Ethiopia," Overseas Development Institute Archive 295379, Overseas Development Institute.

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