Decentralizing for participatory planning?/ edited by P. De Valk and K.H. Wekwete

By:

"Valk, P. De (ed.) ;"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Hongkong; Arebury; 1990Description: 277pISBN:

566071134

Subject(s):

Africa REgional economics

DDC classification:

338.96 DEC

Summary: The contributors to this volume provide specific insights into how various systems in Bouwana, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and in particular in Zimbabwe work in practice The description and analysis provide a frame of reference for understanding in interpreting the workings of decentralization policy - including its persisting difficulties in integrating popular participation into the planning process

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The contributors to this volume provide specific insights into how various systems in Bouwana, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and in particular in Zimbabwe work in practice The description and analysis provide a frame of reference for understanding in interpreting the workings of decentralization policy - including its persisting difficulties in integrating popular participation into the planning process

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