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Chapter 1. Overview: A New Rural Development ParadigmChapter 2. The rural world todayChapter 3. Why is a new rural development paradigm needed?Chapter 4. Lessons from rural development in OECD countriesChapter 5. The rural development experience of the Republic of KoreaChapter 6. Experiences on rural development from Southeast Asia and ChinaChapter 7. Experiences on rural development from Sub-Saharan Africa: Côte d’Ivoire and TanzaniaChapter 8. Rural development lessons from the past and opportunities for the futureChapter 9. A new rural development paradigm for developing countries in the 21st centuryChapter 10. Policy tools for the New Rural Development Paradigm
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<p>Chapter 1. Overview: A New Rural Development Paradigm<br clear="none">Chapter 2. The rural world today<br clear="none">Chapter 3. Why is a new rural development paradigm needed?<br clear="none">Chapter 4. Lessons from rural development in OECD countries<br clear="none">Chapter 5. The rural development experience of the Republic of Korea<br clear="none">Chapter 6. Experiences on rural development from Southeast Asia and China<br clear="none">Chapter 7. Experiences on rural development from Sub-Saharan Africa: Côte d’Ivoire and Tanzania<br clear="none">Chapter 8. Rural development lessons from the past and opportunities for the future<br clear="none">Chapter 9. A new rural development paradigm for developing countries in the 21st century<br clear="none">Chapter 10. Policy tools for the New Rural Development Paradigm</p> Three billion people live in rural areas in developing countries. Conditions for them are worse than for their urban counterparts when measured by almost any development indicator, from extreme poverty, to child mortality and access to electricity and sanitation.
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