Archives

ANDO Kazuo

Past research experience

1. Junior Expert, Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers in Bangladesh, April 1978-April 1981
2. Research Assistant, Agricultural Research Station of Aichi Prefecture, November 1981-March 1982
3. Expert, Japan International Cooperation Agency in Bangladesh, May 1986-July 1990
4. Expert, Japan International Cooperation Agency in Bangladesh, June 1993-December 1993
5. Expert, Japan International Cooperation Agency in Bangladesh, October 1994-December 1995

Major Publications

1. Note on Proverb and Rite of Rice Culture in Bangladesh: From a Survey on Rice Culture in Chiladi Village, Noakhali District (in Japanese). Kollanee, No. 9, 1984
2. Rice Cultivation in the Low-Lying Areas of the Bengal Delta: A Note on Mixed Aus and Broadcasting Aman Cultivation and Parboiled Rice in the Eastern Region of Bangladesh (in Japanese). SEAS 25(1), 1987
3. Village-Level Studies on Rice-Based Cropping Systems in the Low-Lying Areas of Bangladesh I. Cropping Patterns and Their Distribution in Haor and Bil Areas (co-authored). Jap. J. Crop Sci. Soc. 59(3), 1990
4. Cropping Patterns and Their Change in Tetulia Village (co-authored). The Bangladesh Rural Development Studies 2(1), 1990
5. Irrigation Rice Cultivation and Recent Change in the Agricultural System in Jawar Village, the Haor Region of Bangladesh (in Japanese, co-authored). Jour. JSIDRE 62(9), 1990
6. A Case Study on Hydrologic Conditions and Development of Rice-Based Cropping Patterns in a Haor Village in Bangladesh (in Japanese, co-authored). SEAS 28(3), 1990
7. The Formation of Settlements in the Bengal Delta (in Japanese, co-authored). SEAS 28(3), 1990
8. Rice Cultivation during Dry Season and Traditional Irrigation Technologies in Fringe Region of Haor in Bangladesh: A Case Study in Jawar Village (in Japanese, co-authored). Ajia Keizai (Japanese Journal of Asian Economic Development) 32(2), 1991
9. Rice-Cultivation and Land Tenancy System under Shallow Tubewell Irrigation in Barind Tract, Bangladesh: A Case Study in Tetulia Village, Bogra District (co-authored). Journal of the Japanese Association for South Asian Studies, No. 3, 1991
10. Some Aspects of Recent Changes in Agricultural and Socio-economic Condition in Rural Bangladesh: A Case Study of Two Villages in Greater Mymensingh (co-authored). Lecture Series 1990. The Asiatic Society of Bangladesh, 1991
11. Revenue Survey of Bengal: A Source Study of Rural History (co-authored). Bengal Past and Present 110, Nos. 210-211, Part 1-2 (January-December 1991). Calcutta, 1991
12. Agricultural Development and Environmental Problems in Developing Countries (co-authored). Technology and Development, No. 5. 1992
13. Shallow Tubewell Irrigation in Jawar Village, the Haor Region of Bangladesh (in Japanese, co-authored). Jour. JSIDRE 60(4), 1992
14. Characteristics of Paddy Fields and Irrigation in the Dry Season: Case Study of Jawar Village in Bangladesh (in Japanese, co-authored). Jour. JSIDRE 62(1), 1994
15. Matbars and Rural Development by Locally Existing Thought: Records of Action Research in Dakshin Chamuria Village, Bangladesh (in Japanese, co-authored). SEAS 33(1), 1995
16. Rabi Crops in the Rice Agriculture of the Floodplains in the Bengal Delta: A Case Study of Dakshin Chamuria Village, Bangladesh (in Japanese, co-authored). Journal of the Japanese Association for South Asian Studies, No. 9, 1997
17. Water Hyacinth Control Program through Community Development Approach: A Case Study in a Bangladesh Village (co-authored). JARQ 32(3), 1998
18. Water Quality Problems Affecting Livelihood in Bangladesh and Kazakhstan: A Natural Environment as a Local Area （co-authored）. Ecological Destruction, Health, and Development: Advancing Asian Paradigms , ed. by H. Furukawa, M. Nishibuchi, Y. Kono and Y. Kaida, Kyoto Area Studies on Asia Volume 8, CSEAS , Kyoto University, 2004
19. The Importance of “The Localities” in Rural Development-Towards Participation and Sustainable Development. Link Model on Rural Development-Report of the Final Seminar on Participatory Rural Development Project: Development Human Capacity under Link Model January 25-26, 2004, Dhaka, BRDB & JICA, 2004
20. Rural Hydrology: Alternative Approach to Rural Infrastructure Build-Up in Bangladesh Rural Development(co-authored). JARQ (Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly), Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences, 39(1), 2005
21.  

<<< To staff list | ▲Top of This Page