Explaining the ENRICH Programme Process

Martin Greeley (), Asif M. Shahan () and Shubhasish Barua ()
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Martin Greeley: University of Sussex
Asif M. Shahan: University of Dhaka
Shubhasish Barua: University of Dhaka

Chapter Chapter 8 in Sustainable Development, Human Dignity and Choice, 2021, pp 85-98 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The presentation of and discussion on the findings of the study in preceding chapters indicate that the ENRICH programme has been highly successful in attaining its objectives including human dignity of the participants who were previously deprived in this regard. The question, however, is: how has the ENRICH programme achieved that? What process has the programme followed and how is this process different from other approaches? Before these questions are answered, it is necessary to review a few other major approaches and their shortcomings briefly.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-71668-4_8

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