Participatory evaluation with pastoralists in Sudan (PLA Notes 47)
Using participation to empower pastoralists to determine their own development objectives, this paper outlines the extension of the Red Sea Hills Programme in Sudan to encompass a larger geographic area and to cover more facets of the pastoralists livelihoods, to include infrastructure improvements, welfare provision and resource management.
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