RAP Publication 2004/03 INFORMATION SERVICES IN RURAL CHINA FIELD SURVEYS AND FINDINGS Zhong Yongling Edited by Michael Riggs, Malcolm Hazelman, Li Weike INFORMATION CENTRE, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE
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Photo credits: Zhang Kuilin
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2.1 Overview of the sample areas
2.2 Models of rural information service provision
2.3 Differences between the three models
2.4 Similarities between the models
3. IMPACT OF RURAL INFORMATION SERVICES
5.1 Policy support
5.2 Service delivery
5.3 Information service content