Doing development : governments, NGOs and the rural poor in Asia
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Doing development : governments, NGOs and the rural poor in Asia
Earthscan Publications in association with CUSO, 1989
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内容説明
The poor of the developing world's population are seen to be increasing as a result of government development programmes aided by the big donors by backing what they see as possible success. This book explores those organizations - people's movements, religious or voluntary groups, universities who have often devised "alternative" development strategies whose programmes are specifically intended to empower the powerless and enrich the poorest, but lack funds and political punch to make much more than a dent in the situation. By bringing together some of these workers from the South, they describe the problems and provide answers in what is a challenge to the received "wisdom" of the North.
目次
- The state and voluntary agencies in India, Rajesh Tandon of PRIA, India
- ten years of experience with participatory action research in South Asia - lessons for NGO's and peoples' organizations, Ponna Wignaraja of PIDA, Sri Lanka
- Siro Mallik goes to buy a pair of buffaloes and a cart, Joe Madiath of Gram Vikas, India
- legal rights for poor women - SLARTC in India, Janet Durno and Manabendra Mandal
- community rehabilitation of the disabled in India by Viklang Kendra, Dr. B.Banerji et al
- overthrowing the money-lenders, S.P.Wickramaratchi
- women of the weeping prairie - a perspective on GRID, Thailand, Janet Durno
- it happened in Si Phon Thong village, Amporn Kawenoo of GRID and Kosol Suthangkool, Thailand
- from rice/fish to integrated farming - sustainable agriculture for resource-poor farmers in north-east Thailand, Janet Durno
- partners in development? - the government in NGOs in Indonesia, Richard Holloway
- strengthening community-based technology management systems, James Terrent and Hasan Poerbo
- encouraging the poor to help themselves, M.Zainuddin and Patrick Sweeting
- good manners with the rural poor, David Watson and Team and Tatta Issa
- the unfolding of the Sarilakas experience, Rafael S.Espiritu.
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