| Brazil lessons provides documents on mapping communities,
partnerships and influencing, rights and brazilianising the SL approach |
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Areas of
work from Brazil | | |
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Learning
about Partnerships and Influencing | | |
| Adapting and Applying the SL approach in Brazil |
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synthesis of four SLA workshops held in Brazil during 2001. The workshops presented
the SL approach to project staff and partner organisations as a tool for analysing
poverty and discussed how participants could adapt SL principles and the SL framework,
in order to better reflect local realities in Brazil. | |
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the paper 'Brazilianising the SL Approach' was written in October 2001 the Brazilian
version of the SLA has continued to be widely disseminated and applied. This paper
presents some aspects of DFID Brazil's work in taking forward SLAs and linking
these with rights-based approaches to create tools for both conceptual and practical
aspects of programme work. | |
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background paper for a DFID Brazil SL stock-taking workshop in September 2002
draws lessons and insights from literatures, approaches and experience with rights-based
approaches that add considerable value to SL thinking. | |
The
Natura project aims to enhance the living standards of the local communities,
by implementing income generation and training activities. The SL approach was
used to gain knowledge of the socio-environmental and economic situation of the
rural population, and identify focus communities.
Also in Portuguese |
A
brief summary of a Carbon Sequestration Project in the State of Tocantins outlining
the context and objectives of the work, and the extent to which an SL approach
was found to be useful in assessing the social benefits of the project.
Also in Portugese |
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