2020•Unpublished venueOpen access

Key Management Issues for Low-Volume Rural Roads in Asia and the Pacific

David Salter, Robert Christopher Petts, Jasper Cook

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This publication describes the key technical and managerial approaches for successful low-volume rural road programs and how these programs can contribute to poverty reduction and other Sustainable Development Goals.

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This publication describes the key technical and managerial approaches for successful low-volume rural road programs and how these programs can contribute to poverty reduction and other Sustainable Development Goals.

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This publication describes the key technical and managerial approaches for successful low-volume rural road programs and how these programs can contribute to poverty reduction and other Sustainable Development Goals.

Key concepts: Key (lock), Asia pacific, Volume (thermodynamics), Geography, Business, Computer science, Computer security, International trade

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