This paper investigates the development of the One Tambon, One Product (OTOP)
programme in Thailand, based on the earlier experience of the One Village, One Product …

Agricultural e‐commerce clusters are new phenomena that have emerged in rural China. In
examining the case of Shuyang County in Jiangsu Province, this paper puts forward an …

Agriculture and rural development has continuously been a hot debate and received
significant attention from literature. In this context, endogenous development is considered …

Abstract Village-owned enterprises (VOEs), known as BUMDES in Indonesia, are heralded
as pivotal for rural community welfare. Yet, they contribute only 2% to 4% to village …

Group owned micro and small enterprises (MSEs) constitute a significant proportion of the
MSEs in Kenya and they are key component of the manufacturing sector. One Village One …

National governments invest in initiatives aimed at encouraging rural entrepreneurship on
the assumption that it contributes to competitiveness and employment. Empirical findings …

ABSTRACT The One Village One Product (OVOP) movement was a policy implemented in
1980 in Oita Prefecture, Japan. It was used as a basis for crafting the One Tambon One …

ABSTRACT Challenge of One Village One product (OVOP) is a strategy of rural
development, those based on significant factors such as endogenous development, self …

Winning strategies in a changing world are based on the analysis of a wide range of rational
and irrational phenomena at the micro-and macro-economic levels. SMEs working with …

Over three decades have passed since the introduction of Japan's One Village One Product
(OVOP) strategy in 1979 by then-Oita Governor Hiramatsu to revitalize rural communities …