Approaches to participation in rural development

P. Oakly

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Community and Sustainable Development Rural development and sustainability Rural Development and Agriculture

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The authors contrast, with examples, two interpretations of participation. The first involves mobilizing and the second empowering the poorer sections of the people to take independent, collective action to overcome poverty and improve their social status.

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