Category:Principles of development   

C

• [×] Community participation (4)
• [+] Culture and development (22)

D

• [×] Development advocates (2)

O

• [×] Open development (6)

P

• [+] Poverty (8)
• [×] Principles of appropriate technology (6)

P cont.

• [×] Principles of emergency management (1)

S

• [+] Subsidies and grants (7)
• [×] Sustainable development (10)

A

• A short history of public health in richer countries
• Admitting failure
• Aid critics
• Aid effectiveness
• Appropriate development
• Australian aid to the Pacific region

B

• Barefoot professional
• Bibliography for international development
• Bureaucracy
• Burnout

C

• Coercion
• Communication in development
• Community participation
• Culture and development
• Culture of nice

D

• Deep-democracy
• Dependency
• Development as economic growth
• Dignity of program participants
• Disempowerment
• Do no harm

E

• Empowerment
• Evaluation and monitoring in global health
• Expect failure

F

• Freedom
• Fund people, not concepts

G

• Gender and development
• Giving up control
• Good intentions
• Governance
• Governance as a condition of aid

H

• Honesty as policy in aid and development
• How to start a successful NGO
• Humanitarian engineering
• Humanitarian neutrality

I

• Institutional strengthening

K

• Kerala

L

• Leapfrogging
• Less developed communities
• Local knowledge

M

• Maintaining perspective in aid and development
• Majority world

M cont.

• Missionaries and development workers

O

• Orphanages
• Out of Poverty: What Works When Traditional Approaches Fail

P

• Paul Polak
• Permaculture and development
• Poverty
• Principles of appropriate technology
• Process
• Property rights

Q

• Quick fixes

S

• Sachet economy
• Self-interest
• Small NGOs and large NGOs
• Subsidies and grants
• Sustainable development

T

• Technological solution
• The Missing Link for Sustainable Village Development
• Transparency

V

• Voluntourism