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    Eade, Deborah
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  • Fé e economia no "desenvolvimento": uma ponte sobre o abismo?
    Tyndale, Wendy
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    Rafi Mohammad; Chowdhury, A. M. R.
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    Alan Ver Beek, Kurt
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    Sizoo, Edith
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    Mama, Amina
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    Bou, Luís César
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    Porter, Fenella
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  • Women's groups for whom? The colonisation of women's groups in Papua New Guinea
    Appleford, Gabrielle
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    Johnson, Susan
  • Environment, advocacy, and community participation: MOPAWI in Honduras
    Mancuso Brehm, Vicky
  • Women and family poultry production in rural Africa
    Fallou Guèye, El Hadji
  • The development role of community banks in rural Nigeria
    Uchenna Onugu, Charles
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    Chilima, Dorothy
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    Court, Julius
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Environment, advocacy, and community participation: MOPAWI in Honduras

Mancuso Brehm, Vicky

MOPAWI is an NGO in La Mosquitia, Honduras, working with indigenous communities in the region to create ecological sustainability and to strengthen technical knowledge and resource management. This paper presents the findings of research into how MOPAWI has `created linkages among the grassroots, the state, and ultimately the international level of politics in practice.' The strategic role of NGOs, and their ability to work across these levels, is discussed.

Palavras-chave: Meio ambiente (construído e natural); Sociedade civil; Género e diversidade; América Latina e Caribe

   

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