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Non-governmental research organisations in Kerala

Govindan Parayil, Wesley Shrum

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Research in less developed countries has generally been viewed as the province of universities and national research institutes. Increasingly, however, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have become an important source of knowledge generation. Using Kerala in India as a research site, an attempt is made in this article to present a methodology for the identification and study of non-governmental research organisations (NGROs) in the agricultural and environmental sectors, and to compare and contrast NGROs and state research institutes and university-based research centres.

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Research in less developed countries has generally been viewed as the province of universities and national research institutes. Increasingly, however, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have become an important source of knowledge generation. Using Kerala in India as a research site, an attempt is made in this article to present a methodology for the identification and study of non-governmental research organisations (NGROs) in the agricultural and environmental sectors, and to compare and contrast NGROs and state research institutes and university-based research centres.

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Research in less developed countries has generally been viewed as the province of universities and national research institutes. Increasingly, however, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have become an important source of knowledge generation. Using Kerala in India as a research site, an attempt is made in this article to present a methodology for the identification and study of non-governmental research organisations (NGROs) in the agricultural and environmental sectors, and to compare and contrast NGROs and state research institutes and university-based research centres.

Key concepts: Business, Government (linguistics), Philosophy, Linguistics

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