Rural industrialisation policies and programmes in Kenya

Norcliffe G., Freeman D. and Miles N.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on implications of rural industrialization policy and rural industries for employment creation and income generation in rural areas in Kenya - contrasts two industrialization development theories, and assesses national planning policies and programmes with respect to small scale industry, extension services, vocational training, credit schemes, local level machine tool industry, and other development policies since 1964. Bibliography pp. 112 to 124, references and statistical tables.

Keywords: industrialization policy; rural industry; employment creation; income; rural area; industrialization; development theory; national planning; small scale industry.; extension service; vocational training.; credit.; local level.; machine tool industry.; statistical table; politique d'industrialisation; industrie rurale; création d'emploi; revenu; zone rurale; política de industrialización; industria rural; creación de empleos; ingreso; zona rural; industrialisation; théorie du développement; planification nationale; petite industrie; service de vulgarisation; formation professionnelle; crédit; niveau local; industrie de la machine-outil; tableau statistique; industrialización; teoría del desarrollo; planificación nacional; pequeña industria; servicio de extensión; formación profesional; crédito; nivel local; industria de máquinas herramientas; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 124 P. pages
Date: 1980
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-37, Rural Industrialisation and Employment Project

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