Training Inputs in Participatory Methods: The Influence of Behaviour and Attitudes

Publication year: 
1991

This paper argues the case for training in participatory methods for government officials. The "system" in most 'Southern' countries is top-down, with a set of beliefs that "rural people are ignorant". The "built-in features" of the system which follow from these assumptions are listed, with an analysis of "the scope for participation" and the changes implied. Training needs based on these changes are identified and a proposed PRA training programme briefly outlined.

Interest groups: 
This is of interest to planners, policy makers working in Government organisations
Source publication information
Source: 
Mimeo
Pages: 
7
Publisher
Available at IDS for reference
Holdings: 
IDS

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Shelfmark in IDS Resource Centre
A : Participatory Approaches : Attitudes and behaviour 218
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