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Research contribution · 2015 · English

Agroecological transition in Southeast Asia

Towards an agroecological transition in Southeast Asia: Cultivating diversity and developing synergies

A regional review of agroecological practices and opportunities for collaboration. Prak Sereyvath is credited for the Cambodia study and consultations, alongside Lucie Reynaud; the report discusses the CIRD–GRET farmer learning approach.

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Jean-Christophe Castella; Jean-François Kibler. (2015). Towards an agroecological transition in Southeast Asia: Cultivating diversity and developing synergies. GRET / ALiSEA.

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Authors: Jean-Christophe Castella and Jean-François Kibler. Cambodia study and consultation contribution: Lucie Reynaud and Prak Sereyvath.

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