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TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY EMPHASIZED IN A MODEL FOR ANDEAN RURAL DEVELOPMENT

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Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Weight
181 KB
Volume
9
Category
Article
ISSN
0954-1748

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✦ Synopsis


The Cusichaca Trust has pioneered rural development approaches in the ®eld allied to archaeological and ethnographic research in the Peruvian highlands NW of Cuzco.

In the last two decades pilot schemes, based on traditional technology, have been developed into successful projects. With a minimum of technical and material assistance, mixed and traditional farming communities can improve their resource base dramatically by exploiting the neglected potential of their own past.

In an integrated project, irrigation and terracing infrastructure is restored; women and health issues are addressed in productive home-based economic activities; and a community centre provides a forum to artisans and future developments.

Replication in the region will be by a new NGO founded by the local project sta. The Trust will found new projects further a®eld in priority areas designated by the government, and will also train and work with recently formed national NGOs.


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