Understanding Market Opportunities

PLA Notes 33: IIED, 1998

1. Using PRA for conflict resolution in National parks: lessons from a venezuelan experience in Canaima National park. Iokine Rodriguez. ~2. Using participatory research methods to explore the learning environment of rural primary school pupils. Abigail Mulhall and Peter Taylor. ~3. Participatory gender resource mapping: a case study in rural Honduras - Abigail Wilmer and Jennifer Ketzis. ~4. Participatory genealogies - Somesh Kumar and Vinay K.Srivastava. ~5. Participatory GIS: opportunity or oxymoron? Jo Abbot, Robert Chambers, Christine Dunn, Trevor Harris, Emmanuel de Merode, Gina Porter, Janet Townsend, and Daniel Weiner. ~6. Ranks are Statistics: some advice for their interpretation - William J.Fielding, Janet Riley and Ben A.Oyejola. ~Special Issue: Understanding Market Opportunities: ~7. An enterprising approach to livelihood strategies - Andy Jeans. ~8. Investigating local markets using PRA: Mathilda Roos and Mampone Mohatle. ~9. Understanding market mobility: perceptions of smallholder farmers in Bangladesh. Kamal Kar and Dipankar Datta. ~10. Participatory budgets: a farm management type tool to assist farmers in their decision making. Peter Dorward, Mark Galpiun and Derek Shepeherd. ~11. A borad game for financial management training. Ivan Bond. ~12. The business planning story: planning land based entreprises with rural Aboriginal people. Paul Mitchell and Fiona Walsh. ~13. Feedback: Particiipatory assessement for people with disabilities. David Thomforde with a response from ulemana Abudulai and Deb Johnson. ~14. Extracts: A new approach to evaluating a peer education programme. Kate Butcher, Suni Baral, Krishna Bista and Rajendra Adhikary. The communiactions linbkage matrix - Neela Mukherjee. ~15. A brief guide to training in participatory methods in the workshop. ~16. Tips for trainers. ~17. In Touch.

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