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Livelihoods and poverty in coastal and inland parts of Aceh

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Three years have passed since the notorious earth--quake and tsunami of December 2004. Most rehabilitation efforts are now addressing longer term economic development and livelihood improvements. The earthquake and tsunami occurred in a province that was already experiencing prolonged violent conflict. Throughout the province, and particularly in rural areas, infrastructure sustain- ed serious damage and further deteriorated because the security situation made maintenance difficult or impossible. The study included locations based on access and conflict history: accessible East Aceh (strong conflict history); less access ible West Aceh (conflict history); and the remote island of Nias (no conflict history).
    Publication year

    2022

    Authors

    Budidarsono S; Wulan Y C; Joshi L

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    agroforestry, incentives, policies, smallholders

    Geographic

    Indonesia

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