tailieunhanh - MALAYSIAN RUBBER BOARD (MRB) TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY THROUGH ESTABLISHMENT OF LOCAL SMALLHOLDERS COOPERATIVE

Rubber provides an interesting contrast. Large rubber plantations often opened areas by establishing processing facilities, markets, and roads via settlement programs where locals or migrants provide labor to establish the plantation and acquire land as outgrowers. In some cases, as in the FELDA program in Malaysia and the Indonesian transmigration program, these were state sponsored. After processing and infrastructure was established, production almost entirely shifted from large plantations to 2-3 ha farms with smallholders now making up 80 percent of world rubber production (Hayami 2010). Rubber’s high labor intensity, emergence of production systems adapted to smallholders’ capital constraints, and more. | MALAYSIAN RUBBER BOARD MRB TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY THROUGH ESTABLISHMENT oF local smallholders COOPERATIVE IRRDB ANNUAL MEETINGS AND IRC 2010 SANYA HAINAN PROVINCE 17th - 22nd October 2010 By AB LATIF DALIB LEMBAGA GETAH MALAYSIA Kreatif Inovatif Progresif CONTENTS OF PRESENTATION Functions of Malaysian Rubber Board Technologies to Transfer Why Transfer of Technology Transfer of Technology Through Smallholders Cooperative Conclusion Malaysian Rubber Board MRB A Statutory body under The Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities Malaysia

• Lâm nghiệp
• Comprehensive Gas
• Chromatography
• Time of Flight
• Mass Spectrometry
• Gas Chromatography
• Flavour Compounds
• Chromatography A
• Comprehensive two dimensional gas
• Retention index
• Non targeted analysis
• Multiplicative peak capacity
• Multiway Principal Component Analysis
• Spirits beverages
• Comprehensive two dimensional gas chromatography
• Solid phase micro extraction
• Fisher ratio