| Search for category 'Participatory approach' 15 resources found |
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Participatory needs assessment - Paranamadawachiya |
| 1999 | Integrated Food Security Programme (IFSP) |
These village profiles are part of an assessment carried out by villagers to identify the main needs of the village and present solutions to the problems. ..
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Participatory needs assessment - Athapanthiwewa |
| 2000 | Integrated Food Security Programme (IFSP) |
These village profiles are part of an assessment carried out by villagers to identify the main needs of the village and present solutions to the problems. ..
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Participatory needs assessment - Sinhapura |
| 1999 | Integrated Food Security Programme (IFSP) |
These village profiles are part of an assessment carried out by villagers to identify the main needs of the village and present solutions to the problems. ..
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Sahabhageethwa sanwardhnaya saha samaaja sajeeveekaranaya |
| 2010 | Wellakkage, Piyasena |
The most effective way of transferring knowledge and experience to the community is when they are engaged in rural development work. Community participation is the key factor in bringing about change ..
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Learning participation in action |
| 2006 | Campilan, Dindo et.al. |
While South Asia has a long history in participatory research and development, mainstreaming the approach in agriculture and natural management sectors is a continuing challenge in the region. This pu..
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Listening for a change |
| Slim, Hugo and Thompson, Paul |
This is a guide to collecting, interpreting and using oral testimony of the people on whose actions and commitment development ultimately depends. The aim is to help development workers improve their ..
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Who Benefits from India’s Public Services? |
| 2006 | Samuel Paul et.al. |
State governments are the major providers of basic services to the people. Though state governments earmark large resources for providing services, these investments do not automatically ensure a high..
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