KNOWLEDGE SHARED Participatory Evaluation in Development Cooperationby Edward T. Jackson And Yusuf Kassam 
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This book enables novices and professionals alike to jointly assess the extent to which the benefits of development are shared- and by whom. It presents leading-edge analysis on theory and practice of participatory evaluation around the world. The most comprehensive volume available on the subject, it is a valuable tool for practitioners and policymakers in all areas of development Related Free eBooks - PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: A SOURCEBOOK Volume 1: Understanding Participatory Research and Development
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- INVOLVING THE COMMUNITY A Guide to Participatory Development Communication
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- VOICES FOR CHANGE Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation in China
- MANAGEMENT OF SHARED GROUNDWATER RESOURCES The Israeli?Palestinian Case with an International Perspective
- LORE Capturing Traditional Environmental Knowledge
- MISSING LINKS Gender Equity in Science and Technology for Development
- OUTCOME MAPPING Building Learning and Reflection into Development Programs
- MEASURING THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION ON DEVELOPMENT
- WORKING WITH INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE A Guide for Researchers
- TRANSNATIONAL SOCIAL POLICIES The New Development Challenges of Globalization
- TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE Concepts and Cases
- THE LOCAL AGENDA 21 PLANNING GUIDE An Introduction to Sustainable Development Planning
- THE LAB, THE TEMPLE, AND THE MARKET Reflections at the Intersection of Science, Religion, and Development
- THE CORNERSTONE OF DEVELOPMENT Integrating Environmental, Social, and Economic Policies
- THE ALMS BAZAAR Altruism Under Fire: Non-Profit Organizations and International Development
- RESEARCH FOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE DRY ARAB REGION The Cactus Flower
- REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND COOPERATION IN WEST AFRICA A Multidimensional Perspective
- REFORMING SOCIAL POLICY Changing Perspectives on Sustainable Human Development
- PARTNERING AND HEALTH DEVELOPMENT The Kathmandu Connection
- LAND & DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICAIssues and Openings for Policy Research
- Knowledge Societies: Information Technology for Sustainable Development
- DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT A Resource Book of Methods and Applications
- BUILDING BUSINESSES WITH SMALL PRODUCERS Successful Business Development Services in Africa, Asia, and Latin America
- BUILDING A NEW SOUTH AFRICA: VOLUME 4 Environment, Reconstruction, and Development: A Report from the International Mission on Environmental Policy
- A NEW WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE Canadian Universities and Globalization
- The Design, Development, And Evaluation Of Literacy Education: Application And Practice (leap)
- International Cooperation In Research And Development: An Inventory Of U.s. Government Spending And A Framework For Measuring Benefits
- Development Cooperation In A Fractured Global Order: An Arduous Transition
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