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This
month’s edition highlights the findings of ‘Goodbye
to Projects: The institutional implications of using sustainable
livelihoods approach to development interventions’ (Goodbye
to Projects - GtP), which completed earlier this year. Anna
Toner of Bradford
Centre for International Development (BCID, UK), is the
main author of the newsletter, with Ian Goldman of Khanya.
Other key partners were Tom Franks (BCID), Faustin Kamuzora
of Mzumbe University (Tanzania), Fred Muhumuza of Makerere
University’s Economic Policy Research Centre (EPRC) in
Uganda, David Howlett of UNDP Tanzania, and Tsiliso Tamasane
and Ian Goldman of Khanya-managing rural change (SA).
 Read the
newsletter: PDF
Link to
'Goodbye
to Projects?' Lessons page
Dr Ian (Siphiwe) Goldman
Khanya-managing rural change
17 James Scott Street,
Brandwag,
Bloemfontein 9301,
South Africa
Tel +27 51 430 0712
Email: goldman@khanya-mrc.co.za
Web: http:www.khanya-mrc.co.za
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