This was a session on identifying potential community leaders who were or would be the most reliable and dedicated persons to the community cause. This was done through using participatory rural appraisal (PRA) tools. On the basis of the participants' preferences, the villagers would form a committee called Para (village) Development Committee (PDC). This PDC is considered as the main vehicle of village development planning and implementation of community actions.
In the end of the session, the community facilitators were presenting the findings of the participants' discussion. Participants had identified the most reliable and dedicated persons for village development. This exercise was done more transparently and decisions were taken democratically with active participation of males and females in the village.
This blog is dedicated for the course of COMMUNITY PLANNING, ENGAGEMENT AND GOVERNANCE. However, it welcomes everyone to participate in the discussion on any issues relevant for community development, politics, economics or any social concerns in any corner of the world.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Participation: get your voice heard
Community participation is essential. This senior person cannot read and write the mainstream language 'Bangla', but he is literate in his own language and scripts. He is trying his level best to write his views about 'development' for the community. Let his voice be heard.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
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