Rural development

Resource Allocation in China’s Rural Revitalization

Zhe Ma, Seongtae Ji
ABSTRACT Rural revitalization is a pivotal strategy for modernization of agriculture and rural areas in China. A thorough examination of the operational logic and internal mechanisms of rural revitalization is an urgent issue that needs to be addressed. As the core driving force and fundamental...
Country: China Topic: Rural development
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Promoting Sustainable Resource Management and Inclusive Rural Development in Taiwan

Wan-Yu Liu
ABSTRACT This study explores the interlinkages between sustainable resource management and inclusive rural development in Taiwan. The study highlights the country’s efforts and challenges in integrating ecological conservation with rural regeneration by drawing on national policy analysis,...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Rural development
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Advancing Mountainous Region Development through the Avocado Industry in Myanmar

Thi Thi Soe, Theingi Myint, Htet Marlar Aye
ABSTRACT The global demand for avocados has surged reshaping consumer habits and transforming the avocado value chain. Known for their nutritional, medicinal and cosmetic applications, avocados have become a high-value crop. Myanmar’s hilly regions, with their favorable tropical climate and...
Country: Myanmar Topic: Rural development
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Exploring the Institutional Development of Rural Policy and the Role of Rural Proofing in Korea

Moon-Soo Jung
ABSTRACT This article describes the institutional development of rural policy and the role of rural proofing in Korea, focusing on the 'Quality of Rural Life Policy'. It highlights the importance of improving the quality of life for rural communities and the need for policy adjustments through...
Country: Korea Topic: Rural development
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Agritourism Potential Among Taiwan’s Indigenous Communities, with Emphasis on Organic Coffee Farming

Melchior Antoine, Yung-Chuan Ko
ABSTRACT Organic farming of coffee among Taiwan’s Indigenous communities has rapidly emerged as a vital farming occupation with the potential to provide much-needed socioeconomic support for this community. In Taiwan, Indigenous communities are often in marginalized positions. They make up less...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Rural development
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