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The making of institutions and leaders at rice root level: Inside the rural work programme in Southern Bangladesh.

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Arn, Ann-Lisbet

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TextSeries: CDR project papers 88.3Publication details: Copenhagen K, Denmark : Centre for Development Research, 1989.Subject(s):

Rural development -- Zambia -- Rural development -- Zambia
Bangladesh -- Development programme -- Rural development/. -- Bangladesh -- Development programme -- Rural development/. -- Bangladesh -- Development programme -- Rural development

Summary: The objective of this study is to see how the traditional forms of organisation articulate with the lowest level of local government and government intervention for rural development.

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