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Most cited papers from Sahel Eco

What are the most cited papers from Sahel Eco?

The most cited paper from Sahel Eco is "RadioMarché: Distributed Voice- and Web-Interfaced Market Information Systems under Rural Conditions" (Victor de Boer, Pieter De Leenheer, Anna Bon et al., 2012), with 18 citations. Next come "Local Institutional Development and Relief in Ethiopia: A Kire–based Seed Distribution Programme in North Wollo" (15) and "Voice-based web access in rural Africa" (12).

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1 RadioMarché: Distributed Voice- and Web-Interfaced Market Information Systems under Rural Conditions Victor de Boer, Pieter De Leenheer, Anna Bon et al. · Notes on numerical fluid mechanics and multidisciplinary design Conference paperOpen access 2012 18
2 Local Institutional Development and Relief in Ethiopia: A Kire–based Seed Distribution Programme in North Wollo David Pratten · Disasters Jun 1997 15
3 Voice-based web access in rural Africa Nana Baah Gyan, Victor de Boer, Anna Bon et al. Conference paper 2 May 2013 12
4 Use Case and Requirements Analysis in a Remote Rural Context in Mali Anna Bon, Victor de Boer, Nana Baah Gyan et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2013 6
5 The Web of Radios - Introducing African Community Radio as an Interface to the Web of Data Anna Bon, Victor de Boer, Pieter De Leenheer et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paperOpen access 2015 5
6 Is (web) science ready for empowerment? Hans Akkermans, Nana Baah Gyan, Anna Bon et al. Conference paper 15 Jun 2011 2
7 The Agriculture in the Sudan Steven Bistow · Journal of Arid Environments Jul 1992 0
8 Women and the environment: A reader. By S. Sontheimer (ed). (London: Earthscan Publications, 1991, pp 205, £7.95) Mary Myers · Journal of International Development May 1993 0

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