Titlebook: Bridges Between Tradition and Innovation in Ethnomedicine; Fostering Local Deve Maria Costanza Torri,Thora Martina Herrmann Book 2011 Sprin

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978-94-007-9510-5Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011

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Maria Costanza Torri,Thora Martina HerrmannProvides insights into innovative indigenous enterprises active in bioprospecting scenarios.Offers theoretical and empirical analysis of entrepreneurships of indigenous populations.Develops public awa

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Grundbegriffe des Projektmanagements,at promoting small business have not been successful. Recent research has focused greater attention on social networks and on the necessity to adapt the conventional concept of “entrepreneurship” to different cultural settings and the diversity of community needs. The purpose of this paper is to exp

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Wirtschaftlichkeit von IT-Projekten,sing concern in bioprospecting in recent years. This is due to the large amount of genetic resources that have commercial viability in a number of formal sectors, including pharmaceuticals in both industrialised and development countries..Bioprospecting activities have been characterised by a dichot

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Subsysteme des Projektmanagements,countries, India included in terms of sales volume and turnover. Despite the fact the tribal communities are gatherers and cultivators of medicinal herbs, the supply chain as it is currently structured, is unable to improve the living -standards of the underprivileged communities. The main objective

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-48472-1ty of the past and current experience of community enterprise programmes for women has failed to make any significant impact on women’s incomes and social empowerment..The main purpose of this chapter is to assess the impact of GMCL on enhancing economical and social empowerment of women in order to

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Book 2011in its existing social structure and network. This book argues that community-based enterprise could represent a strategy for fostering sustainable local development while at the same time maintaining traditional knowledge in ethnomedicine and conserving the local ecosystems.