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Volume 7, Numéro 1

• Editorial
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    Eade, Deborah
• Articles
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    Kothari, Miloon
  • Le conflit communal, les ONG et le pouvoir des symboles religieux
    Bock, G. Joseph
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    Fahy Bryceson, Deborah; Howe, John
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    Jones, Gareth A.
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    Thompson, Martha
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  • Deux approches de l’évaluation des résultats des projets de développement
    Meyer, Marion; Singh, Naresh
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    Reinert, Kenneth A.; Voss, Jon E.
• Notes Pratiques
  • When relief and development programmes meet: a case-study from the Lesotho Red Cross
    Sanger, Dan; Adamson, Mike
  • Reconstruction in El Salvador: the social relations of community self-build
    Sands, Geoff
  • PRA in the shade of the mango groves
    Boraian, P.; Narayanasamy, N.; Ramesh R.
  • Finance: friend or foe?
    Cammack, John
• Rapport de Conférence
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    Eade, Deborah
• Commentaires
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    Zaman, Hasan
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    Rogaly, Ben
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  • The community re-integration of Romanian orphanage graduates
    Fyvie, Claire
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    Tolfree, David
• Critiques de Livres

PRA in the shade of the mango groves

Boraian, P.; Narayanasamy, N.; Ramesh R.

The results and discussions are presented of a participatory rural appraisal workshop held at the Sothuparai Reservoir Project, Tamil Nadu, India. The workshop was held at the heart of the dam site in the dense mango groves with farmers from two different categories. The first group was of those who would benefit from the irrigation, the second of those who would have to give up their land.

Abstract supplied by kind permission of CABI.

Mots clés: Aide internationale; Societé civile; Méthodologie; Asie du Sud

   

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