Good Manners with the Rural Poor

Publication year: 
1989

This is a trainer's guide on how to carry out rural research. It tries to draw the attention of those involved in planning and rural research through the use of contrasting pictures - of 'good manners' and 'bad manners' - symbolising professionals' attitudes towards poor people. The purpose here is to illustrate how inappropriate attitudes (bad manners) on the part of the professionals towards the poor intimidate and humiliate the latter and preclude their involvement in poverty-programme planning. The document contains pictures with a note for trainers.

In: 
Doing Development: Government, NGO and the Rural Poor in Asia.
Publisher
Earthscan
Earthscan, London.
London
Editor: 
Holloway, R.
Publisher reference: 
Earthscan Publications Ltd.

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Shelfmark in IDS Resource Centre
A : Participatory Approaches : Attitudes and behaviour 1190
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