Helmand reconnaissance mission report / USAID.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: [S.l.] : [USAID], [1978].Description: 16 p. ; 28 cmSubject(s): - Afghanistan – Helmand Province – Economic conditions
- Agricultural development projects – Afghanistan – Helmand river valley
- Helmand river valley (Afghanistan) – Economic conditions
- Land use, rural – Afghanistan – Helmand Province
- Agricultural resources – Afghanistan – Helmand Province
- Natural resources – Afghanistan – Helmand Province
- Livestock – Economic aspects – Afghanistan – Helmand Province
- Community health services – Afghanistan – Helmand Province
- Pamphlet HC 418 .H4 .H45 /1978
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Summary: “The Helmand reconnaissance mission has two purposes. The first is to obtain an updated description of the development situation in the Helmand ; the second is to determine what ought to be the next steps taken to further enhance the development prospects of the region. To do this a five man team from USAID reviewed the existing literature on the Helmand and spent 10 days in August, 1978 in the valley visiting existing and potential project sites, meeting with HAVA officials and other DRA officials, and with the U.S. soil conservation service team working on the central Helmand Drainage Project”—(p. [1]).
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