Reinventing Development?: Translating Rights-based Approaches from Theory into Practice

Paul Gready · Jonathan Ensor

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Introduction - Paul Gready and Jonathan Ensor Part 1: Case studies: Africa 1. A Human Rights-Based Approach to Programming (HRBAP) - Urban Jonsson (UNICEF) 2. The Experiences of Oxfam International and its Affiliates in Rights-based Programming and Campaigning - Marjolein Brouwer, Heather Grady, Valerie Traore, and Dereje Wordofa (Oxfam) 3. The Case of CARE International in Rwanda - Andrew Jones (CARE) 4. Rights in Practice - Assessing the Impact of Rights-Based Training in Uganda - Pamela Ashanut Okille (independent consultant) 5. Using Human Rights to Address Conflict: A Valuable Synergy - Ghalib Galant and Michelle Parlevliet (Centre for Conflict Resolution, Cape Town) Part 2: Case studies: Latin America, Asia and Europe 6. Combating Infant Malnutrition - An Experience of Networking in the Social Struggle for the Human Rights to Food and Sustainable Nutrition - Martha Antunes and Jorge O. Romano (ActionAid) 7. Rights, Development and Democracy: A Perspective from India - Supryia Akerkar (ActionAid) 8. Children's Participation, Civil Rights and Power - Joachim Theis and Claire O'Kane (Save the Children Fund) 9. Reforms That Benefit Poor People - Practical Solutions and Dilemmas of Rights-based Approaches to Legal and Justice Reform - Amparo Tomas (UNDP) 10. New Foundations? Human Rights and Peace-Building in Northern Ireland - Neil Jarman (Institute for Conflict Research, Belfast) Part 3: Current challenges 11. Rights-Based Responses to Aid Politicization in Afghanistan - Paul O'Brien 12. Rights as Struggle: Towards a More Just and Humane World - Harsh Mander 13. Linking Rights and Culture: Implications for Rights-Based Approaches - Jonathan Ensor 14. Conclusion - Olivia Ball Index

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