Guía del Capacitador para el Aprendizaje y Acción Participativa

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APENDICES Guía del Capacitador para el Aprendizaje y Acción Participativa - Gill, G. 1991 But what about the real data? RRA Notes 12,11ED, London - Grandin, B.E. 1988 Wealth Ranking in Smallholder Communities: A Field Manual. IT Publications Ltd. London - Guba, E.G. 1981 Criteria for assessing the trustworthiness of naturalistic in quiries. Educational Communication of Technology Journal 29 75-92 - G ueye, B. an d Sch oonm aker-Freudenberger, K 1991 Introduction a la Methode Acceleree de Recherche Participative (MARP): Quelques notes pour une formation pratique. llED, London - Guilt, I 1991 Perspectives on Participation. An Inventory of Institutions in Africa. llED, London - Guilt, 1., Manneh, K., Martin, M. and Sarah, T 1992 From Input to Impact: Participatory Rural Appraisal for ActionAid The Gambia. ActionAid, The Gambia and IIED, London - Gupta, A. 1989 Scientists “views of farmers” practices in India: barriers to effective interaction. In Chambers, R. Pacey, A and Thrupp, L-A (eds ) 1989 Farmer First Farmer Innovation and Agricultural Research Intermediate Technology Publications Ltd. London - Inglis, A. 1991 Harvesting local forestry knowledge: a comparison of RRA and conventional surveys. RRA Notes 12 IIED, London - Kolb, D 1984 Experiential Learning: Experience as the Source of Learning and Development. Prentice-Hall, Inc. New Jersey, USA - Kottak, C.P 1991. When people don´t come first: some sociological lessons from completed projects. In Cernea, M (ed ) Putting People First Oxford University Press, Oxford 2nd Edition - Lincoln, YS. 1990 The making of a constructivist. A remembrance of transformations past. In Guba, E.G (ed ) The Paradigm Dialog Sage Publications, Newbury Park - Lincoln, YS and Guba, E G. 1985 Naturalistic Inquiry. Sage Publications, Newbury Park - Marshall, C 1990 Goodness criteria. Are they objective or judgement calls? In Guba, E G (ed ) The Paradigm Dialog Sage Publications, Newbury Park - Montgon]ery, JD. 1983 When local participation helps. Journal Policy Analysis and Management 3 (1) 90- 105 - Narayan, D. 1993 Focus on Participation: Evidence from 121 Rural Water Supply Projects. UNDP-World Bank Water Supply and Sanitation Program, World Bank, Washington DC, USA - PATECORE/IIED. 1993 La Pertinence de la Methode Acceleree de Recherche Participative dans le Cadre de la Gestion des Terroirs Villageois. Mimeo PATECORE, Burkina Faso and IIED, London - Pretty, J.N 1995 Regenerating Agriculture: Policies and practice for Sustainability and self-reliance. Earthscan Publications Ltd. London - Pretty, JN 1994 Alternativesystemsof inquiry for sustainable agriculture. IDS Bulletin 25 (2) 37- 48 IDS, University of Sussex, UK - Pretty, J.N 1990 RapidCatchmentAna-lysis for Extension Agents. lIED, London and Ministry of Agriculture, Kenya - Pretty, J.N. and Chambers, R. 1993 Towards a learning paradigm: new profession alism and institutions for sustainable agriculture. IDS Discussion Paper DP 334 IDS, Brighton, UK - Pretty, JN. andSandbrook, R. 1991 Operationalising sustainable development at the community level: primary environmental care. Paper presented to the DAC Working Party on Development Assistance and the Environment, OECD Paris, France October 1991 - Pretty, JN and Scoones, 1 1989 Rapid Rural Appraisal for Economics: Exploring incentives to treemanagement in Sudan. IIED, London - Rahnema, M 1992 Participation. In Sachs, W. (ed) The Development Dictionary :!ed Books Ltd. London - Reid, C 1988 The agroforestry project in Burkina Faso: an analysis of popular participation in soil and water conservation. In Conroy, C and Litvinoff, M (eds ) The Greening of Aid Eat thscan Publications Ltd. London - Scoones,1 1995 PRAandanthropology: challenges and dilemmas. PLA Notes 23 (forthcoming) IIED, London - Scoones, I and Thompson, J. (eds ) 1994 Beyond Farmer First. Intermediate Technology Publications Ltd. London - Shah, P. Bharadwaj, G and Ambastha, R. 1991 Farmers as analysts and facilitators in paricipatory rural appraisal and planning. RRA Notes 13 IIED, London - Smith, J.K 1990 Alternative research paradigm and the problems of criteria. - In Cuba E (ed ) The Paradigm Dialog Sage Publications, Newbury Park, CA, USA - Thompson,J 1995 Participatoryapproaches in government bureaucracies: facilitating the process of institutional change. World Development (forthcoming) - Uphoff, N 1992 Learning from Gal Oya: Possibilities for Participatory Development and Post-Newtonian Science. Cornell University Press, Ithaca 248
Guía del Capacitador para el Aprendizaje y Acción Participativa - t1SAID. 1987 Women in Development: A.I.D.´s Experience, 1973-1985. AID Program Evaluation Report No 18 Agency for International Development, Washington DC - We/bouin, A 1991 The Social and Economic Dimensions of Poverty and Illhealth. Based on fieldwork in Sierra Leone, Uganda and Kenya. Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine - Williams, S. Seed, J and Mwau, A 1994 The Oxfam Gender Training Manual. Oxfam, Oxford, UK - World BanA 1994 The World Bank and Participation. Report of the Learning Group on Participatory Development. April 1994. World Bank, Washington, DC - Forests, Trees and People (FTP) Newsletter is a quarterly publication produced in English, French and Spanish which is distributed to people interested in community forestry activities. It forms part of the FTP programmes networking activities which are jointly run by the Community Forestry Unit, FAO, Rome, Italy; SILVA at 21 rue Paul Bert, 941300 Nogentsur-Marne, France; and regional programmes in Cameroon, Ecuador and Thailanci. - Honey Bee IS a global network for documenting, testing and exchanging information about indigenous ecological and technological innovations. The Honey Bee newsletter is published Hi five languages and the network extends to 57 countries Network membership for those in the South is based on exchange of material. The main contact point is Anil Gupta, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedebacl 38001 5, India. - Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex, Brighton, BN1 9RE, UK produces the Discussion Papers series and the IDS Bulletin. Topics cover a broad range of development issues. - International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), 3 Endsleigh Street, London WCIH ODD, UK. The Sustainable Agriculture Programme produces an informal journal, PLA Notes (Notes on Participatory Learning and Action - formerly RRA Notes), which is available free to subscribers in the South There is a small charge for back issues. The programme also produces the Participatory Methodology Series (of which this guide is one component) consisting of a range of training materials including training guides and audio-visual materials. Page i of this - guide gives more details. The Gatekeeper Series provides short briefing papers on policy issues, while the Research Senes covers recent research related to sustainable agriculture. Both series are free to Third World readers. The Drylands Programme produces a French series, Relais MARP, to provide practical information on participatory appraisal in West Africa. It also distributes a quarterly bulletin, Haramata, along with Issues Papers in English and French that deal with natural resource management issues in dryland areas, largely in Africa. This bulletin is free to those working for Southern organisations. The Human Settlements Programme produces a journal, Environment and Urbansation, that covers a range of community development issues in urban settings. - Information Centre for Low External Input Agriculture (ILEIA), PO Box 64, 3830 AB Leusden, The Netherlands produces the quarterly ILEIA Newsletter on a range of issues relating to sustainable agriculture and participatory technology development. Individuals and organisations in the South may request free subscriptions from ILEIA. - International Rural Development Centre, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (IRDC), Box 7005, S75007, Uppsala, Sweden, publish a series of issues papers targeted at policy-makers and implementors of rural´development. - Intermediate Technology (IT) Publications produces several quarterly journals including Appropriate Technology and Waterlines. It also runs a Books by Post scheme, which increases access to a catalogue of recommended books on appropriate technology and development issues. More information can be obtained from IT Publications, 103-105 Southampton Row, London WC1B 4HH, UK. - Mysore Relief and Development Agency (MYRADA), 2 Service Road, Domlur Layout., Bangalore 560 071, India. MYRADAs´Participatory and Learning Methods (PALM) series is a useful collection of papers, videos and training materials focusing on participatory methods for learning and analysis - Overseas Development Institute (ODI), Regent´s College, Inner Circle, Regent´s Park, London NW1 4NS, UK produces a newsletter for the Agricultural Administrahon (Research and Extension) Network, which covers a range of methodological and institutional issues relating to participatory agricultural research and extension Other ODI networks cover Social Forestry, Pastoral Development and Irrigation Management. Newsletters are available at low subscription rates or free on application - Oxfam,274 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 7DZ, UK produces a journal, Development in Practice, which examines methodological, institutional and development policy issues. Baobab, produced by the Arid Lands Information Network, Casier Postal 3, Dakar, Senegal is designed for field practitioners working in dryland areas and is produced in both English and French. - Panos, 9 White Lion Street, London N1 9PD, UK produces Panoscope six times per year. This is aimed at stimulating debate on a wide range of development issues. Panos Briefings are intended for journalists reporting on environment and development issues. These publications are available free to Southern organizations on application. 249
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