posted on 2024-09-06, 06:21authored byG. Kundhlande, R. Mutandi
The Co-Ordinated Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD) Programme is a systems approach to rural development in which institutional efforts, sectoral needs, target group requirements and ecological aspects are coordinated (Weyl 1984). Coordination plays a major role in this approach. The concept is based on the conviction that rural poverty can only be eliminated by a coordinated attack on its root causes and accepting the need for several coordinated efforts to be undertaken simultaneously to achieve a certain goal.
A conference paper on a systems approach to enhance rural development in Zimbabwe's rural areas.
Funding
This publication has been made possible as a result of generous financial support from the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) of Ottawa.
History
Publisher
Centre for Applied Social Sciences (CASS); University of Zimbabwe (UZ)
Citation
Kundhlande, G. and Mutandi, R. (1989) Experience of the card programme in Gutu in relation to improving livestock and grazing production. In: Cousins, B. (ed.) People, land and livestock: proceedings of a workshop on the socio-economic dimensions of livestock production in the communal lands of Zimbabwe, held at Great Zimbabwe, Masvingo, 12th to 14th September, 1988, pp. 397- 417. Harare: CASS.
IDS Item Types
Conference paper; Book chapter
Copyright holder
Uiversity of Zimbabwe's Centre for Applied Social Sciences (CASS)