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| | GATE - 2/83 - Characteristics of our Days (GTZ GATE, 1983, 40 p.) |
| | GATE - 2/93 - Appropriate Information Transfer (GTZ GATE, 1993, 56 p.) |
| | GATE - 3/91 - Impact - A Neglected Dimension of AT (GTZ GATE, 1991, 52 p.) |
| | GATE - 4/94 - West and Central Africa - Will the Crisis Boost the AT Approach? (GTZ GATE, 1994, 48 p.) |
| | Gate Technology and Development, No. 4 - AT: The Indian Scene (GTZ GATE, 1999, 64 p.) |
| | One Hundred and One Technologies - From the South for the South (IDRC, 1992, 231 p.) |
| | Quiet Revolutionaries: A Look at the Campaign by Agricultural Scientists to Fight Hunger (WB) |
| | Reporting with Pictures. A Concept Paper for Researchers and Health Policy Decision-makers (UNDP - WB - WHO, 2000, 85 p.) |
| | Southern Lights - Celebrating the Scientific Achievements of the Developing World (IDRC, 1995, 148 p.) |
| | Technology, Markets and People: The Use and Misuse of Fuelsaving Stoves - A project case study (UNEP, 1989, 66 p.) |
| | Traditional Knowledge and Sustainable Development (WB) |
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