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    The impact of corporations on global governance

    Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs, Inc., 2004
    This report presents findings from a conference examining how the corporate social responsibility and global governance agendas may be enhanced through greater responsiveness to civil society, particularly marginalised stakeholders. Key areas examined include:A.
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    Low awareness amongst citizens of local government reforms

    Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway, 2004
    This paper reports on a survey carried out in Tanzania to gauge public awareness and perception of the Local Government Reform (LGR) programme.
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    Operational model of adaptive co-management of Indian forests based on criteria and indicators

    Indian Institute of Forest Management, 2003
    This paper describes a system called "adaptive management" and its role in the implementation of Joint Forest Management (JFM) programmes in India. People living in and near to forests in India are very dependent on the forests for food, fuel, fodder, medicines and other necessities.
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    Devolution in Pakistan: overview of the ADB/DfID/World Bank study

    Asian Development Bank Institute, 2004
    Pakistan's Devolution of Power Plan was introduced in 2000, creating a decentralised structure of district and sub-district governments , each with its own Nazim and Naib Nazim (mayor and deputy mayor), elected council and administration. This report reviews the first 3 years of operation and finds uneven but encouraging progress on most fronts.
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    Constitution writing and conflict resolution in Africa

    WIDER Conference on Making Peace Work, 2004
    A number of good practice guidelines for the conduct of constitution writing for post-conflict countries have claimed that public consultation and participatory processes – such as referenda, for example – can help to reduce levels of violence.
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    Public perceptions and expectations of biotechnology

    Biotechnology and Development Monitor, 2001
    This edition of the Biotechnology and Development Monitor surveys the perceptions and expectations that have developed in the public domain on agricultural gene technology in recent years. Authors from different parts of the world analyse the factors that have influenced public perceptions and expectations of biotechnology as applied to agriculture in their own countries over the last 25 years.
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    Agri-food research: participation and the public good

    Food Ethics Council, 2004
    What should be the role of participatory processes in publicly funded research on food and agriculture? What are the different experiences of participation in science and policy?
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    The partnering toolbook

    International Business Leaders Forum, 2004
    This booklet provides an overview and guidelines for practitioners on building partnerships with other organisations involved in development.Topics discussed include:obstacles to partneringkey principles of establishing partnershipsassessing risks and rewards of partnerships for each organisationresource mappingpartnering agreementsgovernance and accountability
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    Prajateerpu: a Citizens Jury / Scenario Workshop on Food and Farming Futures for Andhra Pradesh, India

    Economic and Political Weekly, India, 2002
    Prajateerpu, the citizens jury on food and farming futures in Andhra Pradesh, was a six-day exercise in deliberative democracy involving marginal-livelihood citizens from all three regions of the state.Prajateerpu’s aim was to make a contribution towards ensuring that those citizens who are often left out of the policy debates were allowed an opportunity to inform themselves about Andhra Prades
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    Who is driving development?: reflections on the transformative potential of asset-based community development

    Coady International Institute, 2003
    Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) offers a set of principles and practices to mobilise and sustain community economic development This paper draws attention to the connections between these principles and practices and current interest in:the concept of social capitalthe social-psychology of mobilizationthe enhancement of capacity and agency to engage as citizens with the en

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