Issue 2/2004

• Fiscal Decentralisation & Good Local Governance
  by Daniel Roduner

• Public Private Partnerships for Rural Development
  by Ueli Scheuermeier

• Farmer Exchange Networks in Paraguay: The approach of the TTR-Project
  Interview with Peter Schmidt by Ueli Scheuermeier

• Marketing Approach to Conserve Agricultural Biodiversity
  by Thomas Bernet, Albéric Hibon, Meredith Bonierbale and Michael Hermann

• From a Chaotic Emergency Aid - to a Sustainable Self Help Programme
  by Christine Etienne

• What has Gender to do with Vegetables?
  by Barbara von Glutz

• Separating the Wheat from the Chaff - how can one Identify Qualitatively Good Service Organisations?
  by Iris Paulus

• From "Good" Research to the "Right" Research
  by John Caldwell

• The "5C" theory
  by Javier Schunk

• The Hare or the Tortoise - who had the Right Tactics to Sustain?

Issue 1/2004

• Four argumentations for gender sensitive approaches in rural development
  by Ueli Scheuermeier, LBL
   
• Can value chains trigger pro-poor growth? The cashew sector in Mozambique as a learning example
  An account of a workshop compiled by Andreas Schild and Elisabeth Katz
   
• Facilitating planning workshops, or, food that you have chosen yourself, tastes better
  by Rolf Gsell
   
• Outcome Mapping
  by Walter Schläppi
   
• Impact monitoring - case example "future-oriented mobility in alpine regions"
  by Kerstin Bernecker
   
• The Chaos theory applied to international co-operation
  by Javier Schunk
   

• The Village Extension System of the Lao People's Democratic Republic
  Interview with Somxay Sisanonh by Ueli Scheuermeier

• Training and Visit Extension System Flourishes in Nigeria
  by Isaac Ilevbaoje
   
• Stimulating Farmers Learning through Interaction Visits: An Experience from Watari, Kano, Nigeria
  by Y.M. Abdullahi and G.B. Murtala