00000cam a22000003a 4500 UP-1685594773861907460 Buklod 20130406104719.0 g||| | || || ta 130406s2011 xx d r |||| u| 9781843698005 (iLib)UPBAG-00009940732 HC 430 E44 W83 2011 Wagging the dragon's tail emerging practices in participatory poverty reduction in China editors, Holly Ashley, Nicole Kenton, and Angela Milligan. London International Institute for Environment and Development, Sustainable Agriculture Programme 2011. v. ill. 30 cm Three no. a year Began with no. 51, published in 2005. Participatory learning and action 62. Cover title. Theme introduction: wagging the dragon's tail: emerging practices in participatory poverty reduction in China: Preface / Alan Piazza; Map of China: Overview: Changing government-community interface in China / Johanna Pennarz and Arjan de Haan -- Prologue: Reflections on participation in Southwest China in the early 2000s / Andreas Wilkes -- Part I: Communities taking charge: Introduction / Johanna Pennarz; How community farmers participated in project planning and implementation / Nati; How an ordinary farmer was elected as project leader / Qin Guozheng; How farmers claimed their rights to supervise projects / Song Haokun -- PART II: Changing roles and relationships-The Facilitator: Introduction / Johanna Pennarz; Reflections from the Sanjiang workshop / Johanna Pennarz; Facilitating community-level processes / Qin Cheng; The role of village facilitators / Qin Guozheng; The role of the township facilitator / Meng Shunhui; Adapting to the local context: lessons learnt from external facilitation / Wang Jianping -- PART III: Management Practices - towards fairer and more transparent resource allocation: Introduction / Johanna Pennarz; From participation inside villages to competitive selection amongst villages / Yang Gang; Participatory planning and poverty analysis in Guangxi; Different ways for implementation in different communities / Chen Chunyun -- PART IV: The China Watershed Management Project (CWMP)- A participatory approach to watershed management: Introduction / Nicole Kenton; Background and approach / Wang Yue; Innovative, community-led practices / Wang Baojun; The perspective of the ministry of water resources / Wang Yue; Challenges and lessons learnt / Liu Yonggong -- PART V: Experiences by professionals - Paricipatory approach in health and education: Introduction / Lu Caizhen and Johanna Pennarz; Improving the health of rural women through participation / Yu Denghai; Applying participatory teaching in big classes - experiences of a primary school teacher / Li Jianru; Participatory based on empowerment: the Chengdu gay care organisation / Wang Jun ... [et al.] -- Part VI: Scaling up - ways of institutionalising participation: Introduction / Johanna Pennarz; Exploring community-driven development in Chinese poverty reduction / Li Hui; A participatory learning system in Guangxi / Huang Canbin, Zhou Qing; Adapting participatory methods to the government system: the Wenchuan earthquake rehabilitation project / Deng Weijie; EIAs go public: creating new spaces for participation / Lila Buckley -- Part VII: Conclusions: Changing spaces at the interface of government and citizens -- Part VIII: tips for trainers: Why participatory research and how participatory? / Maruja Salas; Learning is more than training - experiences from PRCDP / Johanna Pennarz; Training in the Chinese context: tips and resources for trainers / Wang Jianping ... [et al.] Economic development China Citizen participation Periodicals. Poverty China Periodicals. Sustainable agriculture Developing countries Periodicals. Sustainable agriculture Methodology Periodicals. International Institute for Environment and Development. Sustainable Agriculture Programme. UPBAG KTRC HC 430 E44 W83 2011 Book