Popular participation in decision-making and the basic needs approach to development: methods, issues and experiences

Curtis, D.,, Davey, K.,, Hughes, A., and Shepherd, A.,

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Abstract: Working paper on the basic needs approach to development policy through political participation and social participation in decision making in developing countries - covers methods of popular participation through local government, rural worker organizations, employers organizations, trade unions, women's and youth organizations, workers participation, etc., and forms part of a WEP research project on economic policy and social policy synthesis programme. References.

Keywords: basic needs; development policy; political participation; social participation; decision making.; local government.; rural worker organization; employers organization; trade union.; women; youth organization; workers participation; WEP; research project; economic policy; social policy; besoins essentiels; politique de développement; participation politique; participation sociale; prise de décision; administration locale; organisation de travailleurs ruraux; organisation patronale; syndicat; femmes; organisation de jeunes; participation des travailleurs; PME; projet de recherche; politique économique; politique sociale; necesidades esenciales; política de desarrollo; participación política; participación social; toma de decisiones; gobierno local; organización de trabajadores rurales; organización de empleadores; sindicato; mujeres; organización juvenil; participación de los trabajadores; PME; proyecto de investigación; política económica; política social (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 160 pages
Date: 1978
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Published in World Employment Programme research working papers. WEP 2-32, Economic and Social Policy Synthesis Programme

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