Seminar, Temas341-352R. Thapar, 1988 |
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... effectively protected against grazing and browsing as well as against human intervention . Secondly , and particularly in areas of moisture scarcity , there must be effective soil and water conservation programmes like contour ...
... effectively protected against grazing and browsing as well as against human intervention . Secondly , and particularly in areas of moisture scarcity , there must be effective soil and water conservation programmes like contour ...
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... effective voluntary agency as the source of their trouble . Hence , it is not surprising that they begin to put impediments in the effective func- tioning of such voluntary agencies . However , the support to this kind of role and the ...
... effective voluntary agency as the source of their trouble . Hence , it is not surprising that they begin to put impediments in the effective func- tioning of such voluntary agencies . However , the support to this kind of role and the ...
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... effective and suited to their needs . The new approach , instead of dealing with the different needs of the child worker , aims at the deve- lopment of his personality as a whole . The programme under this new integrated approach has ...
... effective and suited to their needs . The new approach , instead of dealing with the different needs of the child worker , aims at the deve- lopment of his personality as a whole . The programme under this new integrated approach has ...
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