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Indigenous knowledge is unique to a particular
culture and civilization. Indigenous knowledge as potential resource for rural
community. Building on local knowledge, the basic component of any country’s information
structure, is the first step to assemble such capital. Sharing knowledge with
the poor is the most effective when we also solicit knowledge from them about
their needs and circumstances. Indigenous knowledge is sometimes used to...
Friday, July 31, 2015
5:45 PM
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Rural Development
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Local institutions are very helpful to organize the
disadvantaged and dis-empowered to work for social justice and defensible
development. If we reassure and sustenance organizations of local people, it
enables them to play an answerable role in development with proper knowledge
and utilization of the local resources.
In the community level, community based
organizations are formed and developing as a self-governing institutions....
Sunday, July 5, 2015
- 6:22 PM
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Livelihoods are also about creating and embracing
new opportunities. A livelihood is considered to consist of the possessions, actions,
and privileges that enable people to make a living. Possessions may consist of
natural resources, aptitudes, information, assistance, and employment
opportunities. It is important to realize that assets are not only natural resources,
such as land-living, marine, fisheries, crystals, but they may also...
Thursday, July 2, 2015
- 5:43 PM
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- Rural Development
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Traditions is rooted in any culture and it is very
difficult to over pass those traditions during implementation of any
development projects. Tradition is a part of a culture in society and hence to
consider traditions and traditional knowledge while formulating development
projects is essential. Traditions guide local people in every aspect of their
life. Innovations, means to development, occur in every society, simpler or
complex, primitive or...
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