An edition of Post drought migration and technological innovations among Fulani herders in Senegal (1996)

Post drought migration and technological innovations among Fulani herders in Senegal

the triumph of the tube

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Post drought migration and technological inno ...
Kristine Juul, Kristine Juul
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the triumph of the tube

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Drylands Programme, Internaitonal Institute for Environment and Development
Language
English
Pages
25

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Subjects

Irrigation farming, Pastoral systems, Technological innovations

Places

Senegal
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Post drought migration and technological innovations among Fulani herders in Senegal: the triumph of the tube
1996, Drylands Programme, Internaitonal Institute for Environment and Development
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"July 1996"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 22-25).

Published in
London, UK
Series
Dryland Programme issue paper -- paper no. 64, Issues paper (Drylands Programme) -- paper no. 64.

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iii, 25 p. :
Number of pages
25

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OL22278994M

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