Bienvenue au Development in Practice

Volume 6, Numéro 2

• Editorial
  • Editorial 6(2)
    Eade, Deborah
• Articles
  • Évangélisme micro-financier, `femmes indigentes' et le remède myhique du crédit aux micro-entreprises
    Rogaly, Ben
  • Femmes ciblées et femmes exclues: un aspect du mouvement environnemental au Bangladesh
    Mannan, Manzurul
  • Réhabilitation réaliste: secours humanitaires liés au développement au Mozambique
    Whiteside, Martin
  • Le développement sans paysans: aspect oublié de la question des terres en Afrique du Sud
    Ottaway, Marina
• Point de Vue
  • Gender and development: a SAFE recipe
    Mitchell, Suzette
• Notes Pratiques
  • Financial sustainability in saving and credit programmes
    Havers, Mark
  • Small and micro-enterprise in Sri Lanka: bringing the bankers to the people
    Wijesundera
  • Business links through NGOs: an Indian experiment in rural development
    Rajagopal
  • Women workers in the garment industry in Dhaka, Bangladesh
    Jamalay, Rumana; Wickramanayake, Ebel
  • Small-scale production of cultured milk and the equity trust approach
    Hyman, Eric L.; Herne, James; Read, Rus
• Rapport de Conférence
  • Beijing: a conference of commitments?
    Davis, Susan
• Synthèses de Recherche
  • Urban women's informal savings and credit systems in Zambia
    O'Reilly, Caroline
  • Urban management and public-service provision in Chittagong, Nairobi, and Sao Paulo
    Werna, Edmundo
• Critiques de Livres

All work on developmentinpractice.org is under a Creative Commons license unless otherwise stated.

• Full-text access for subscribers
• Pay-per-view access for non-subscribers
• Document Delivery through the British Library for Development Studies
• Free Access