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Title: Protected horticultural systems in the Bolivian Andes : a case study of NGOs and inappropriate technology.
Author: Kohl, Benjamin. ; Kohl, Benjamin.
Series: Network paper (Overseas Development Institute. Agricultural Administration Unit), ; 29. ; Network paper (Overseas Development Institute. Agricultural Administration Unit), ; 29.
Description: v, 30 p. ; 21 cm.
Subject: Bolivia. ; Latin America. ; Horticulture. ; Technology transfer. ; Protected cultivation. ; Bolivia. ; Rural development. ; Private organizations.
Type: Journal
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