@report {1441543,
	title = {Research Note: "One Village One Product" Programs},
	year = {2019},
	institution = {Growth Lab at Harvard{\textquoteright}s Center for International Development},
	abstract = {The One Village, One Product (OVOP) movement started 40 years ago in a rural Japanese prefecture, with the aim of helping small villages and towns develop by focusing on their local culture and resources. Since then the principles of the OVOP movement have spread to other countries, including Thailand, Malawi, and beyond. The varying levels of success across these different versions of OVOP suggest some lessons on how to best organize rural development programs that could be useful as the Albanian government embarks on its flagship 100+ Villages project.},
	author = {Stock, Daniel and Bruno Zuccolo}
}
