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Agroindustry and contract farmers in upland West Java

White, White, B.N.F. - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1996

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Agroindustry and contract farmers in upland West Java

WHITE, B. - Institute of Social Studies (ISS) - 1996

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Is oil palm agribusiness a sustainable development option for Indonesia? : a review of issues and options

Bissonnette, Jean-François - In: Canadian journal of development studies 37 (2016) 4, pp. 446-465

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Economic Dynamics and Forest Clearing: A Spatial Econometric Analysis for Indonesia

Wheeler, David; Hammer, Dan; Kraft, Robin; Dasgupta, Susmita - eSocialSciences - 2011

, transport cost, and local rainfall and terrain slope. [CGD Working Paper 280]. URL:[http://www.cgdev.org/files/1425820_file_Wheeler_et_al_Forest_Clearing_Indonesia.pdf]. …

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Accessing the viability of HTR - Indonesia's community-based forest plantation program

Schneck, Joshua - 2009

In Indonesia, development of sustainable supplies of timber has failed to keep pace with industrial demand. After … decades of overharvesting and clearing to bridge supply gaps, Indonesia’s forests and forest industries are in a crisis, with …-scale industrial timber plantations has been of limited success, with only 30% of state targets reached after nearly twenty years of …

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Oil palm boom, contract farming, and rural economic development : village-level evidence from Indonesia

Gatto, Marcel; Wollni, Meike; Asnawi, Rosyani; Qaim, Matin - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 95 (2017), pp. 127-140

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Oil Palm Boom, Contract Farming, and Village Development : Evidence from Indonesia

Gatto, Marcel; Wollni, Meike; Rosyani, H.; Qaim, Matin - 2015

Through contract farming schemes between cohorts of farmers and private companies the Indonesian government intended to spur rural economic development. In particular within the oil palm sector, such community-company 'partnerships' are commonplace. Yet, empirical evidence of the success of...

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