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  • Ending Hunger and the New Human Agenda

    Introduction Recently, the spotlight of world attention was on the Beijing Women’s Conference. Earlier it was on the Social Summit in Copenhagen and the population conference in Cairo. What has almost completely escaped public recognition is that these conferences were not isolated events, representing the voices of certain special interests. What has emerged in the…

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    October 1, 1995
  • What constitutes an enabling environment for the poor to succeed in their own development?

    What constitutes an enabling environment for the poor to succeed in their own development?

    Working paper for a National Strategy Forum, April 1994, Dhaka, Bangladesh Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a framework that will facilitate the participants in the upcoming strategic forum to identify new openings for action to provide an enabling environment for the poor. As will be shown below, the lack of a…

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    April 29, 1994
  • Planning-in-Action: an innovative approach to human development

    Planning-in-Action: an innovative approach to human development

    The Hunger Project, March 1991 In November and December of 1990, The Hunger Project was privileged to work in collaboration with the Planning Commission of India to pioneer an innovative approach to the process of planning. Specifically, this approach is designed to accelerate progress in the field of human development and bring about the end…

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    March 1, 1991
  • African Charter for Popular Participation in Development and Transformation

          (This historic document is posted here for easy reference).     < p style=”text-align:center;”>ARUSHA 1990 PREAMBLE The International Conference on Popular Participation in the Recovery and Development Process in Africa was held, in Arusha, the United Republic of Tanzania from 12 to 16 February 1990, as a rare collaborative effort between African…

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    February 18, 1990

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