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Understanding
Policy Processes and Organisational Change for Sustainable
Livelihoods - UPDATED
(James Keeley, Kath Pasteur and Ian Scoones: Institute of Development
Studies, Sussex) Updated 15 January 2002
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Initial
outputs from the booklet series 'Lessons for change in policy
in organisations'
Influencing policy processes for sustainable livelihoods:
strategies for change James Keeley, 2001 and Changing
organisations for sustainable livelihoods, by Kath Pasteur,
2001
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Influencing
policy processes for sustainable livelihoods: strategies for
change James Keeley, 2001 |
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This
booklet is about policy processes. It suggests a simple, but
multi-faceted, framework for understanding the policy process,
and tools and ideas for engaging with and influencing policy
to promote sustainable livelihoods. Based on research in sub-Saharan
Africa and Bangladesh, this booklet provides conceptual tools,
along with practical ideas for practitioners, researchers and
managers for understanding and engaging with policy. Using lessons
from research, this booklet aims to answer the following questions:
How do policy processes work? How do you shape a policy process,
and make it more inclusive? |
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Read
the Booklet PDF |
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Changing
organisations for sustainable livelihoods, by
Kath Pasteur, 2001
This booklet is addressed to staff of DFID and of other development
and partner agencies. It sets out to: Describe directions
for change that enable and support sustainable livelihoods.
Identify the different dimensions of change. Map a process
of change, illustrated with entry-point activities. Explore
problems associated with change. Consider how to monitor and
evaluate change. Reflect on the need for change in development
agencies.
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the Booklet PDF
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Feedback very welcome to k.pasteur@ids.ac.uk
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PIP Sub-Group |
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