Results of the 3rd Readership Survey for PLA Notes, which~was distributed to 2032 people with issue 37, February~2000. The responses were crucial to the development of PLA Notes, enabling the series to continue to be an important way of sharing and exchanging information about participatory approaches to development as well as continuing to promote methodological innovation and good practice. Here, the authors share the analysis of the readership survey and suggest some initial ways of how to respond to concerns and suggestions. The main themes presented in this feedback are the current situation, presentation and content and, finally, outreach and impact.
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This article was published in PLA Notes 40, February 2001. Click on ‘More information’ to visit: www.planotes.org~Click on 'Additional information' to download the whole issue or individual articles for this issue of PLA.
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