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    Modes of Participation Experiences from RETA 5894: Capacity Building and Participation Activities II

    Malvicini, Cindy F.; Sweetser, Anne T. | July 2003
    Abstract
    The purpose of this paper is to explore how ADB has incorporated participatory development in its operations, using examples from RETA 5894 cases, in order to assist ADB and DMCs with formulating the next steps toward deeper and broader participation in their activities and with determining how they might strengthen a framework for participatory development. The paper is not intended to be an extended critique or exhaustive review of each case. The paper first discusses how social capital can be built through participatory activities. Next, the extent—the depth and breadth—of participation is examined in 10 cases. The importance of building the capacity of local stakeholders in participatory practices is also discussed. The paper then outlines ways in which a framework for participatory development can be strengthened by mainstreaming participation, ensuring institutional support, and fostering an interactive learning environment. The final discussion focuses on optimizing participatory development.
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    Malvicini, Cindy F.; Sweetser, Anne T.. 2003. Modes of Participation Experiences from RETA 5894: Capacity Building and Participation Activities II. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/6242.
    Keywords
    Asian Development Bank
    Development
    Rural Development
    Public Sector
    Public Sector Management
    Development Cooperation
    Development Goals
    Organization For Economic Cooperation & Development
    Public Sector Projects
    Ports
    Education
    Ports
    Education
    Rural planning
    Regional development bank
    Project finance
    Strategic planning
    Infrastructure projects
    Government programs
    Public finance
    Public enterprises
    Infrastructure
    Partnership
    Power
    Communication in rural development
    Rural enterprise zones
    Communication in community development
    Social participation
    Development banks
    Community banks
    Partnership
    Joint venture
    Economic development
    Public works
    Administrative agencies
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