An endogenous rural developing plan of a mountainous region in Cyprus - Kordatos, Charalambos I.
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The project is an explanatory research investigating the status and future of the rural development of a mountainous region in Cyprus. The primary objective was to stimulate the economically depressed region by developing its productive resources and by improving its social and institutional services, in order for rural exodus to be controlled and rural population to remain in their communities. A methodological research approach called triangulation was used, in order to gather primary information for analysis from three focus groups. [Farmers, Moukhtars (community leaders) and Migrants]. The…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The project is an explanatory research investigating the status and future of the rural development of a mountainous region in Cyprus. The primary objective was to stimulate the economically depressed region by developing its productive resources and by improving its social and institutional services, in order for rural exodus to be controlled and rural population to remain in their communities. A methodological research approach called triangulation was used, in order to gather primary information for analysis from three focus groups. [Farmers, Moukhtars (community leaders) and Migrants]. The analysis of the research findings and the clarification of its issues, produced the final outcome of the survey, which is a set of recommendations that have real potential of implementation for the socioeconomic development of the region. This will be presented and brought to the attention of the pertinent stakeholders for materialization and for the development of the region.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Charalambos Kordatos (BSc Agri., MSc Pedology, DProf RD), has an extensive and dynamic experience on local and international level in various developing programmes and Agricultural Extensions in the Middle East and in Central and North Africa under the auspice of the UN and Foreign Governments. He had been working in an international context.