PLA 41: General Issue
This general issue of PLA Notes covers a variety of themes, from capacity building in Vietnam and social mapping in India, to transforming participatory facilitation in centres of education.
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June 2001
Editor: Holly Ashley
This edition also includes a Tips for Trainers that draws on the experience of Malawi's National Forestry programme, and our usual In Touch section, which includes book reviews, events, and e-participation.
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Contents
Prisoners with HIV/AIDS: A Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) initiative in Malaysia
C J Townsend
Assessment of the people-predator conflict through thematic PRA in the surroundings of Waza National Park Cameroon
H. Bauer and S. Kari
Multidisciplinarity in the PLA Context: Eight lessons from a research project on tourism and the environment
Levis M. Kavagi
Lessons from capacity building at Ha Giang, Vietnam
Neela Mukherjee, Nguyen Thi Mai Huong and Le Van Hong
Standing up to the limits and challenges of participatory methods and approaches in Cameroon
Michael Boboh Vabi
The use of 'typical families' to explore livelihoods and service provision in urban informal settlements, South Africa
Lucy Stevens and Sue Case
Transforming participatory facilitation: Reflections from practice
Lori Hanson and Cindy Hanson
Social mapping at Thenganayakanahalli village
Paranita Bhattachajee
Community participation in health: How does it work?
Grindl Dockery, Lyn Barry and Erica Hedley
'Washirika': Raising awareness without mass media
Paul Vare
Participatory as can be. A case study of an evaluation
Joanne Harnmeijer
LogFrames made easy
Martin Butcher