Promoting farmerentrepreneurship throughproducer organizations inCentral and Eastern Europe

Promoting farmerentrepreneurship throughproducer organizations inCentral and Eastern Europe

Working paper - Institutions for Rural Development

Year of publication 2006

Pages 66

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Edition 1

Full item page

Synopsis (short abstract) This paper summarizes the most important findings, experiences and lessons learned. It is hoped that it will prove useful in assisting development organizations, governments, donors, advisers, producers and rural communities to carry out their own situation analysis, Helping them to develop and implement policies, strategies and technical assistance programmes and projects aimed at promoting more autonomous and financially sustainable producers’ organizations and farmer cooperatives in the countries across the entire CEE subregion.

Language English

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