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Beneficiary Participation in Development Projects: Empirical Tests of Popular Theories
Despite significant evolution in development strategies, development projects have had disappointing results. The question of how participation contributes to project success is explored.
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| description | Despite significant evolution in development strategies, development projects have had disappointing results. The question of how participation contributes to project success is explored. |
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| subjects | Appropriate technology Authoritarianism Community participation Correlations Cultural change Democracy Developing countries Development Development Programs Development projects Economic benefits Economic development Financial Support Foreign aid International Cooperation LDCs Political Participation Program Evaluation Rural development Socio-economic development Technology Theory Theory Practice Relationship Traditional knowledge |
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