Rural development in Mongolia

DescriptionRural development in Mongolia. Jared Berends, 32, is an anomaly in more ways than one. With an altruistic urge to make a real difference in this world, he succeeded in reinventing his career to pursue a passion: to help improve people’s lives in developing countries. Jared’s story highlights Lincoln University’s role on the land in the developing world, not just in New Zealand.AuthorShelley GrellPeopleJared BerendsPersonJared BerendsOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate2010KeywordsMongoliainternational rural developmentdeveloping countriesvoluntary aidChristian charityFilenameRural development in MongoliaSourceLandforms 2010 pages 24-26.DepartmentDepartment of Social Science, Parks, Recreation, Tourism and SportFaculty / Research CentreFaculty of Environment, Society & DesignItem Reference0001282

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Rural development in Mongolia