Publication year:
1995
The dilemmas faced in PRA, both during the fieldwork and in implementing findings, are discussed in the light of the massive increase in popularity in PRA. It has become so popular that there is a tendency to think that once the root problems and the main issues of a community are known that it is easy to solve them. this is shown to be untrue. The PRA should allow community members to participate in the problem solving process and in the planning process.
Interest groups:
Of interest to all those working at field level in participatory programmes
Pages:
46-50