How Is Foreign Technology Adapted by People ?: A Case Study of a Small-Scale Irrigation Technology Project in Northern Province, Zambia

Yamamoto, Makiko

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How Is Foreign Technology Adapted by People ?: A Case Study of a Small-Scale Irrigation Technology Project in Northern Province, Zambia

dc:creator Yamamoto, Makiko

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Grantor dc:publisher: Kyoto University
Year dc:date.issued: 2021

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Author dc:creator: Yamamoto, Makiko

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Yamamoto, Makiko. How Is Foreign Technology Adapted by People ?: A Case Study of a Small-Scale Irrigation Technology Project in Northern Province, Zambia. Kyoto University, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/2433/263366

How Is Foreign Technology Adapted by People ?: A Case Study of a Small-Scale Irrigation Technology Project in Northern Province, Zambia

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