Handbook of Rural Development

Green, Gary Paul

doi:10.4337/9781781006719

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“…The question "Why should we care about rural regions today?" has been well and deeply discussed and the answers have been proposed in many approaches by [4]. The reason why population in rural areas have been addressed is to start with urbanization for seeking economic and social opportunities for rural people.…”

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Bibliometric analysis of studies in medicinal and aromatic plants for rural development

Kulak

2018

Engineering for Rural Development

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Abstract. Medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) are of interest for human uses from the prehistoric times to the present day. Importance and demand for medicinal and aromatic plants are always continuous. The plant-based drugs, health products, pharmaceuticals, food additives, and cosmetics may contribute to economics for the people living in rural areas as an alternative economic value chain for developing countries. The strategy and priority for selection of some elite plants for their conservation, cultivation, processing, and standardization may promote a new way of livelihood in rural areas. However, quantitative data are lacking on the profile of published researches regarding rural development and MAPs across the world. The object of the study was to examine the profile of original and review articles under the topic of rural development using bibliometric analysis. The VOSviewer tool was used to visualize the results. The documents including "rural development in "Article title, Abstract, Keywords", but limited to containing the topic "medicinal and aromatic plants" were extracted from the Scopus database. Briefly, the research was done using rural development in "Article title, Abstract, Keywords" and then 70,745 documents were retrieved. The second step was limitation of the results to "medicinal and aromatic plants". In this context, 113 documents relevant and available peer-reviewed publications were analysed. According to the systematic analysis, 4169 terms, 346 authors, 384 keywords and 56 countries were determined. The annual trends of publications in the field of the research, considering the number of documents, number of authors, levels of collaborations among authors and countries, yearly publications and core publishing journals were analysed. Along with the results, medicinal plants, Himalaya, conservation, Ethnobotany, Nepal, traditional knowledge, rural development, sustainable development, domestication, Ethnomedicine, livelihood, non-timber forest products, value chain and marketing are of the most pronounced keywords and the discussion was made on those keywords. Of these studies, India, the United States, Italy, Nepal and South Africa were the predominant five countries in dissemination of the documents. Finally, the study was concluded with future outlooks and recommendations.

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“…It is furthermore emphasized that the economies of most developing countries have been based on uses of natural resources involving both renewable and non-renewable ones. Along with the economical income, rural people are the important key-players concerned with environmental protection [4].…”

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Bibliometric analysis of studies in medicinal and aromatic plants for rural development

Kulak

2018

Engineering for Rural Development

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“…In 2013, Green in his Handbook of Rural Development started to raise awareness of about the importance of villages and their future development in both developed and developing countries [24]. The concept of "Smart Village" was also explored by van Gevelt and Holmes.…”

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Smart Villages Policies: Past, Present and Future

Stojanova

Lentini

Niederer³

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Sustainability

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Highlighting the important role of rural development, this paper represents a review of rural policies. Data were generated, including a broad literature research and online survey on existing and future, post-2020 rural development policies. The survey was shared among project partners from six different EU Member States including eleven regions, all from the Alpine Space. The number of total policies covered in this review paper, together with policy projects, programs or actions, is 114. Based on these, key policy findings and future recommendations are provided, attributing to the future studies on this topic as well as for policymakers at the local, regional, national and EU levels.

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“…The idea of Gary Paul Green (2013), emerged since rural natural resources invariably have taken, it can embark ubiquitous mishap-or inadequate living standards resilience would exacerbate, either. It depicts first paragraph as its accordance of "mismanaged" villages in recent era; subsequently, (too) numerous RPJMDes have seen abandoned.…”

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Indonesia’s Rural Development and APBDes Transparency Gap Overhaul by Endogenous Praxis Continuum

Firmansyah

2021

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For good or ill, earlier fare of rural enhancement budget for the RPJMN (or National Medium Term Development Plan) 2020-2024 asks both reviving 10.000 left-behind villages and 5.000 suburbs, its enlargement schemed for 9.9% growth. Quintessentially, Indonesia has set 72 trillion rupiahs to be allocated over 74.961 rustics but, recent fact uncovers its noticeable intransparency. Driven by foregoing issue, this research led the initiative problem-solving reshapes countryside APBDes onto more transparent; later, the method named Endogenous Praxis, shall become a notion integrates rural internal element e.g. commoners, learners, neighborhoods, and hamlets. In total, seventy-two-trillion divided 74.961 suburbs equal ±960.499.459 rupiahs/ each. Amidst plenty amount finance, wider unequivocal symbiotic amongst internal element and urban village head must forthright, it would via open-colloquium-assembly through PRA or Participatory Rural Appraisal, criticizing: (i). RPJMDes, (ii). RKPDes, and (iii). Terms in Regional Transfer and Village Funds/ TKDD, thus, backwoods’ amenities furtherance per annum might less from disarray.

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Handbook of Rural Development

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Bibliometric analysis of studies in medicinal and aromatic plants for rural development

Bibliometric analysis of studies in medicinal and aromatic plants for rural development

Smart Villages Policies: Past, Present and Future

Indonesia’s Rural Development and APBDes Transparency Gap Overhaul by Endogenous Praxis Continuum

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