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The Lao Uplands Sourcebook was developed in order to provide field level extension workers, educators and students better access to the wealth of information and experiences in Uplands resource management in Lao PDR.

The sourcebook is meant to be a compendium of best practices, lessons learned, and experiences gained by those working in the uplands. It is intended to provide field workers (provincial and district level staff ) with practical, easy to understand ways to solve problems facing upland development. The compilation can serve as a rich source of ideas and reference materials for trainers. It might also be useful to educators, policy makers, local officials and administrators. While the articles within the sourcebook can be further adapted to create community-based materials, the sourcebook as such is not meant for direct use with farmers or community groups.

The sourcebook is split into two volumes.

Volume 1 provides the reader with a broad understanding of upland resource management policies, practices and issues. It includes the following chapters: (1) Policy Framework and Issues, (2) Understanding Shifting Cultivation and Upland Livelihoods, (3) Food Security, (4) Land Use and Management Strategies, (5) Marketing, and (6) Approaches.

Volume 2 provides a range of more specific technical options for agriculture, livestock, fisheries and forestry. The chapters include: (1) Annual and Perennial Cropping Systems, (2) Livestock and Fisheries, and (3) Forest and Natural Resources Management.

The Lao version of the sourcebook is currently underdevelopment and should be available by February 2006. If you are interested in a copy of the Lao version please contact NAFRI (info@nafri.org.la)
file icon Lao Uplands Sourcebookhot!Tooltip 07/06/2009 Hits: 1709
The Lao Uplands Sourcebook was developed in order to provide field level extension workers, educators and students better access to the wealth of information and experiences in Uplands resource management in Lao PDR. The sourcebook is meant to be a compendium of best practices, lessons learned, and experiences gained by those working in the uplands.  It is intended to provide field workers (provincial and district level staff ) with practical, easy to understand ways to solve problems facing upland development. The compilation can serve as a rich source of ideas and reference materials for trainers. It might also be useful to educators, policy makers, local officials and administrators. While the articles within the sourcebook can be further adapted to create community-based materials, the sourcebook as such is not meant for direct use with farmers or community groups.

The Policy Brief Series is directed toward policy makers at all levels (national, provincial, district level) as well as international organizations and donor partners. These briefs are based on the experiences of NAFRI. It provides short, informative analysis on some of the most pressing issues related to agriculture and natural resource management facing Lao PDR. Click Here>>

LARF - 8

The Lao Agricultural Research Fund (LARF) aims to provide Lao scientists with an opportunity to compete for agricultural research funds.The LARF is open to government agencies, universities, agricultural colleges and NGO organisations based in the Lao PDR, which have a mandate to undertake agricultural research. Proposals must contain a defined research project, and can be of one or two years in duration. The annual funding limit for individual projects is US$6,000 and a maximum of US$10,000 for two year projects. The grant moneys are for expenditure only within the Lao PDR. More Info>>