Child support in small towns in the Eastern Cape.
1995
People working together around the world to generate ideas and action for social change
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All together now : community participation for children and young people.
1997
Abstract
In spite of children and young people being involved in many aspects of community life, social policy in the UK often neglects their interests. This book argues that contrary to conventional adult wisdom children and young people are competent to take part in collective decision making and that it is essential that they do so. Practical examples from Save the Children's work are provided to show ways in which children and young people can be encouraged to participate and have a real say in how things are done.
Publisher
Save the Children
London, UK
http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/en/index.htm
Participatory techniques in action
1997
Abstract
Forms part of a resource kit (see record no. 3377) and comprises 3 films entitled: 1) Participation and the World Bank's work: learning to get better at it. (28.50 mins) Interviews with staff and footage of participatory projects. 2) The poverty experts: a participatory poverty assessment in Tanzania. (44.08 mins) 3) Groundwork: participatory research for girl's education. (35.50 mins) See also record no. 2402 for manual to accompany original separate Groundwork video.
Publisher
World Bank
Washington D.C., USA
http://web.worldbank.org
Intergenerational Transmissions: cultivating agency?
2009
Publisher
Institute of Development Studies
Falmer, Brighton, UK
http://www.drc-citizenship.org
Indonesia Reality Check Main Study Findings: listening to poor people's realities about basic education
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2010
Abstract
This report presents the main findings arising from an evaluation of basic education in Indonesia carried out by GRM International. It uses reality check methodology whose purpose is “listening to, trying to understand and convey poor people’s reality”. It provides insights into how activities under the Australian Government funded Indonesia Basic Education Program (BEP) which ran from 2006-2010 has translated into the experienced reality of people living in poverty.