Transport Evaluation and Rural Development: An Indonesian Case Study

The role of transport in Third World Ru economic development is explored through a case study of a transport improvement program of the Indonesian government. In 1974, a Ru Works Program was instituted, which sponsored a large number of projects, comprising mostly feeder roads & irrigation canal...

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Published in:Third world planning review 1983-02, Vol.5 (1), p.23-35
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