Non-governmental research organisations in Kerala
Govindan Parayil, Wesley Shrum
Abstract
Govindan Parayil, Wesley Shrum
Abstract
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