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A participatory approach to watershed development programmes: understanding constraints and exploring solutions

Y. V. Malla Reddy

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The Rural Development Trust (RDT) is a voluntary organisation working in Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh, India. There has been a committed effort within the RDT to follow the participatory approach to watershed development in the true spirit of the government-funded new Guidelines. The following reflections are based on their experiences through working with people and the Government administration.

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The Rural Development Trust (RDT) is a voluntary organisation working in Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh, India. There has been a committed effort within the RDT to follow the participatory approach to watershed development in the true spirit of the government-funded new Guidelines. The following reflections are based on their experiences through working with people and the Government administration.

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The Rural Development Trust (RDT) is a voluntary organisation working in Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh, India. There has been a committed effort within the RDT to follow the participatory approach to watershed development in the true spirit of the government-funded new Guidelines. The following reflections are based on their experiences through working with people and the Government administration.

Key concepts: Watershed, Citizen journalism, Participatory development, Government (linguistics), Rural development, Environmental planning, Business, Political science

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