Experiences with CBP from Uganda (PLA Notes 49)

Tom Blomley
Paul Kasule-Mukasa
Fiona Nunan
Journal (part) article
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Language:
English
Published: April 2004
Area(s):
Uganda
Series: Participatory Learning and Action
Product code:G02077
Source publication:
PLA Notes 49: Decentralisation and community-based planning
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In Uganda, Community Based Planning (CBP) has been used to strengthen participatory planning models that were already being implemented. In this paper the authors examine the initial successes of the CBP in establishing Harmonised Participation Planning Guidelines (HPPG), and the areas where this has improved on the previous models. Suggestions for further improvements are also put forward.

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Blomley, T., Kasule-Mukasa, P., Nunan, F. and Kiberu, C. (2004). Experiences with CBP from Uganda (PLA Notes 49). .
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