NGO's and Socio-Economic Development

NGO's and Socio-Economic DevelopmentThe book delves into assessing the strengths and weaknesses of NGOs and also their contributions to the socio economic development. In development literature peoples participation is considered as the most important fuel for achieving economic development. The study focuses on some specific objectives such as to study and examine the organizational setup, sources and the size of fund available with NGOs; to assess the extent of participatory

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were simply ignored emphasising on conformity and uniformity and goading the state to follow the practices of the Centre

The book consists of three parts: The first part of the book is related to poverty eradication and technology in which it is very clear that Gandhi saw the tremendous need for the development of small scale technology that would increase the efficiency of rural production without creating any technological displacement of labour The second part of book dealing with terrorism and future of humanity shows that at such an hour the message of Gandhi is immensely important

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Multi-lateral Trading System and WTO Members and their Trade Policies