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Operational methods and action (Principal Strategies)

Saturday 18 February 2006 by Doosra Dashak

Formation of women’s groups: An attempt has been made to revive women’s groups set up under Lok Jumbish. Where they did not exist, DD field workers have worked towards their formation. Creating women’s organisations has been an important part of the operational strategy and over a period of time (...)

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Integrated Development Knowledge (Principal Strategies)

Saturday 18 February 2006 by Doosra Dashak

Integrated approach to education: Integration is viewed as a process of linking learning with the experience of the learners and their social and ecological environment. As a consequence, an articulation between various areas of study such as language, mathematics, health, study of society (...)

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7 essential principles (Principal Strategies)

Saturday 18 February 2006 by Doosra Dashak

This is considered as an essential part of all social development work. Work with the community: It is, perhaps, true of all social and human development projects, particularly those which give importance to gender equity, that work with the community has to be the indispensable strategy not (...)

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