These webpages were prepared for the Rural Travel and
Transport Program (RTTP) with funding from the Department for International Development
(DFID), UK.
Paul Starkey prepared the text, took most of the
photographs and developed the website. The ideas and opinions expressed here are those of the
author. They do not necessarily represent the views of RTTP, DFID or the
World Bank.
Many documents were consulted in the preparation of these
pages. Although it was not practical to cite references on each webpage,
these are fully acknowledged. A full list of sources and
references (with some hyperlinks for free documents) is available on this
web site.
Many people assisted the preparation of this work.
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George Banjo (RTTP) initiated the whole project and provided
many ideas and suggestions.
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Peter Roberts (DFID) provided suggestions and arranged the
funding.
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Andrew Leimdorfer prepared the initial
design of these web pages.
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Dani謥 Perrot-Mae undertook the French translation.
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Priyanthi Fernando and Michael Noyes of the International
Forum for Rural Transport and Development (IFRTD) provided helpful suggestions.
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Upali Pannilage, Roberta Burgess and Stephen Lawrence
provided additional photographs.
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Lakshmi Mhishi assisted with graphic designs.
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Monique
Desthuis-Francis helped edit the pages for the World Bank website.
The contribution of these people and the others who helped
is gratefully acknowledged.
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