Methods for studying rural institutions, networks, and capacity in the developing world : mobilizing rural institutions (English)

This note outlines two methods developed by the Mobilizing Rural Institutions study to assess and compare the governance capacities of local institutions and their network relationships in any local context. Local institutions and their institutional networks play a fundamental role in shaping governance and livelihoods outcomes in rural areas, particularly for more marginal and disadvantaged populations. A review of local institutions in nearly 50...

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Agrawal,Arun;

Mcsweeney,Catherine S.;

Perrin,Nicolas;
Document Date
2008/12/01
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Brief
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69095
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2012/05/22
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Disclosed
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Methods for studying rural institutions, networks, and capacity in the developing world : mobilizing rural institutions
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Agrawal,Arun; Mcsweeney,Catherine S.; Perrin,Nicolas.

Methods for studying rural institutions, networks, and capacity in the developing world : mobilizing rural institutions (English). Social Development Notes ; no. 116. Community driven development and local governance Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/519911468326995841

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