What are the key elements of a participatory process to improve local communities to improve their livelihood?
Q. My question is related to commumity forestry. Even though some village commumities around the world are surrounded by extensive and biologically-rich natural forests, they can still be living in poverty. What are the key lements of a participatory process that is designed to empower members of this communities so that they can harness the benefits from the surrounding forest to improve their livelihood???
Asked by Stephanie K - Sat Jul 5 04:59:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Education, training and spreading the information, creating awareness, identifying problems and giving commercially viable solutions. I think in these area people do have technologies which they are using since many decades and they are reluctant to use it for people other than their community.
Answered by Rahul - Sat Jul 5 08:49:13 2008
Q. My question is related to commumity forestry. Even though some village commumities around the world are surrounded by extensive and biologically-rich natural forests, they can still be living in poverty. What are the key lements of a participatory process that is designed to empower members of this communities so that they can harness the benefits from the surrounding forest to improve their livelihood???
Asked by Stephanie K - Sat Jul 5 04:59:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Education, training and spreading the information, creating awareness, identifying problems and giving commercially viable solutions. I think in these area people do have technologies which they are using since many decades and they are reluctant to use it for people other than their community.
Answered by Rahul - Sat Jul 5 08:49:13 2008
What exactly is a participatory democracy?
Q. there seems to be a lot of different definitions, but if anyone has a clear definition, i would greatly appreciate it.
Asked by oaklandafan - Fri Sep 26 03:51:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Something Iraq has and we don't ... citizens who participate in their democracy. (80% + voter turnout in Iraq, less than 60% here) Democracy means literally "rule of the people" so therefore, if one does not chose to exercise their right to rule it isn't truly a democracy... so in a sense "participatory democracy" a redundant phrase. Here in the US we have a democratic Republic, meaning we vote for those who vote for us (President, Congress, legislatures, city council members what-have-you) We would only have a democracy if every person voted on every issue that went before Congress, and although with internet access that might be plausible in the near future, democracies tend to be nothing more than "mob rule" and oppressiveness by… [cont.]
Answered by Charles K - Fri Sep 26 04:20:31 2008
Q. there seems to be a lot of different definitions, but if anyone has a clear definition, i would greatly appreciate it.
Asked by oaklandafan - Fri Sep 26 03:51:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Something Iraq has and we don't ... citizens who participate in their democracy. (80% + voter turnout in Iraq, less than 60% here) Democracy means literally "rule of the people" so therefore, if one does not chose to exercise their right to rule it isn't truly a democracy... so in a sense "participatory democracy" a redundant phrase. Here in the US we have a democratic Republic, meaning we vote for those who vote for us (President, Congress, legislatures, city council members what-have-you) We would only have a democracy if every person voted on every issue that went before Congress, and although with internet access that might be plausible in the near future, democracies tend to be nothing more than "mob rule" and oppressiveness by… [cont.]
Answered by Charles K - Fri Sep 26 04:20:31 2008
Can someone tell me how participatory notes work? Are they required for trading outside one's own country?
Q. If a company functions in a certain country and they want to associate with the stock market of another country, then what is the procedure they have to undergo to get a Participatory Note or an FII.
Asked by apurv - Wed Sep 20 11:48:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Participatory notes are instruments used by foreign funds / investors who are not registered with the SEBI but are interested in taking exposure in Indian securities Participatory notes are generally issued overseas by the associates of India-based foreign brokerages. Participatory Notes are simple derivative instruments that investors not registered in India or Mauritius use to trade in Indian markets. These investors place their order through brokerage houses that have Mauritius-based FII accounts. The brokerage houses then repatriate the dividends and capital gains back to these entities. In this case, the broker acts like an exchange: it executes the trade and uses its internal accounts to settle the trade. They keep the investor s… [cont.]
Answered by Candace P - Wed Sep 20 12:04:00 2006
Q. If a company functions in a certain country and they want to associate with the stock market of another country, then what is the procedure they have to undergo to get a Participatory Note or an FII.
Asked by apurv - Wed Sep 20 11:48:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Participatory notes are instruments used by foreign funds / investors who are not registered with the SEBI but are interested in taking exposure in Indian securities Participatory notes are generally issued overseas by the associates of India-based foreign brokerages. Participatory Notes are simple derivative instruments that investors not registered in India or Mauritius use to trade in Indian markets. These investors place their order through brokerage houses that have Mauritius-based FII accounts. The brokerage houses then repatriate the dividends and capital gains back to these entities. In this case, the broker acts like an exchange: it executes the trade and uses its internal accounts to settle the trade. They keep the investor s… [cont.]
Answered by Candace P - Wed Sep 20 12:04:00 2006
What modes of participatory governance mechanisms are available in the Philippines?
Q. What modes of participatory governance mechanisms are available in the Philippines?
Asked by chichi m - Mon Aug 24 06:04:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you know I answered this question already.
Answered by Elwood Blues - Mon Aug 24 06:10:58 2009
Q. What modes of participatory governance mechanisms are available in the Philippines?
Asked by chichi m - Mon Aug 24 06:04:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well you know I answered this question already.
Answered by Elwood Blues - Mon Aug 24 06:10:58 2009
In the modern techology and possiblities for participatory citizenship?
Q. In the modern techology and possiblities for participatory citizenship?
Asked by lyonst69_2 - Tue Dec 18 12:10:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by Dan - Tue Dec 18 12:17:00 2007
Q. In the modern techology and possiblities for participatory citizenship?
Asked by lyonst69_2 - Tue Dec 18 12:10:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by Dan - Tue Dec 18 12:17:00 2007
Discuss the short and long term implications that a low civil participatory rate has on society?
Q. Discuss the short and long term implications that a low civil participatory rate has on society?
Asked by jlkjl - Fri Aug 21 23:45:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How does one judge participation in civil society? Voting numbers is a poor measure.
Answered by Bethany - Fri Aug 21 23:50:34 2009
Q. Discuss the short and long term implications that a low civil participatory rate has on society?
Asked by jlkjl - Fri Aug 21 23:45:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How does one judge participation in civil society? Voting numbers is a poor measure.
Answered by Bethany - Fri Aug 21 23:50:34 2009
what are the examples of participatory democracy and their pros and cons?
Q. what are the examples of participatory democracy and their pros and cons?
Asked by Thelma - Sun Sep 13 17:29:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Participatory democracy means that people are able to participate in government decisions, that can be achieved by referendums for example, which in these days are the most known method of giving people possibility to participate. The pros are that you get a more real democracy, because everybody says if a decision taken from the president or the parliment is good or not. The cons are that it could cause a lot of trouble in a nation because of the difference of interests that each group in the society has.
Answered by Mercer - Sun Sep 13 17:41:54 2009
Q. what are the examples of participatory democracy and their pros and cons?
Asked by Thelma - Sun Sep 13 17:29:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Participatory democracy means that people are able to participate in government decisions, that can be achieved by referendums for example, which in these days are the most known method of giving people possibility to participate. The pros are that you get a more real democracy, because everybody says if a decision taken from the president or the parliment is good or not. The cons are that it could cause a lot of trouble in a nation because of the difference of interests that each group in the society has.
Answered by Mercer - Sun Sep 13 17:41:54 2009
The viewpoint (omniscient or participatory), who is telling the story of a book?
Q. Note the viewpoint (omniscient or participatory), who is telling the story? I don't really understand what omniscient or participatory is... what is the difference? Can someone explain... thanks
Asked by korr - Sun Nov 15 03:29:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geez, do I have to explain everything to you? Omniscient is "God Mode", to use gamers terminology. Omniscient means "knows everything", and that is the viewpoint; that the narrator is observing above all the characters in the book and sees what everyone is doing all the time. Tom Clancy's "Hunt for Red October" is an example of this viewpoint, where all the Russian & American military and civilian characters have no secrets from the reader and the plot flows transparently. Participatory is first person viewpoint (I, me, mine) where the plot is filtered through one protagonist whose imperfect knowledge of other characters' actions and motives moves the story along. Mickey Spillane's "Mike Hammer" detective books would be an example of the… [cont.]
Answered by Herbli - Sun Nov 15 04:16:40 2009
Q. Note the viewpoint (omniscient or participatory), who is telling the story? I don't really understand what omniscient or participatory is... what is the difference? Can someone explain... thanks
Asked by korr - Sun Nov 15 03:29:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geez, do I have to explain everything to you? Omniscient is "God Mode", to use gamers terminology. Omniscient means "knows everything", and that is the viewpoint; that the narrator is observing above all the characters in the book and sees what everyone is doing all the time. Tom Clancy's "Hunt for Red October" is an example of this viewpoint, where all the Russian & American military and civilian characters have no secrets from the reader and the plot flows transparently. Participatory is first person viewpoint (I, me, mine) where the plot is filtered through one protagonist whose imperfect knowledge of other characters' actions and motives moves the story along. Mickey Spillane's "Mike Hammer" detective books would be an example of the… [cont.]
Answered by Herbli - Sun Nov 15 04:16:40 2009
As an actress SNEHA wants to make sure that art is available to all her fans in a participatory way.Comment?
Q. As an actress SNEHA wants to make sure that art is available to all her fans in a participatory way.Comment?
Asked by Snehaslave - Fri Sep 4 15:49:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. As an actress SNEHA wants to make sure that art is available to all her fans in a participatory way.Comment?
Asked by Snehaslave - Fri Sep 4 15:49:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Compare Ideal COPAR or Community Organizing Participatory Action Research against practiced COPAR?
Q. 1. time frame and mode of exposure 2. methodology and survey form 3. number of recipient 4. organization building phase 5. problem statement 6. implementation 7. evaluation i hope i can have some answers in my assignment until tomorrow January 15, 2008 for the late seekers., u may also answer it..
Asked by hello im jenny - Tue Jan 15 04:03:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here is a link for you, you may got some ideas from it, good luck!
Answered by Liviaz - Tue Jan 15 04:23:03 2008
Q. 1. time frame and mode of exposure 2. methodology and survey form 3. number of recipient 4. organization building phase 5. problem statement 6. implementation 7. evaluation i hope i can have some answers in my assignment until tomorrow January 15, 2008 for the late seekers., u may also answer it..
Asked by hello im jenny - Tue Jan 15 04:03:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here is a link for you, you may got some ideas from it, good luck!
Answered by Liviaz - Tue Jan 15 04:23:03 2008
What are modes of participatory governance mechanisms?
Q. What are they?
Asked by d.tan - Thu Aug 17 00:16:02 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. government mechanisms are politicians.
Answered by Rashad G - Thu Aug 17 00:21:35 2006
Q. What are they?
Asked by d.tan - Thu Aug 17 00:16:02 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. government mechanisms are politicians.
Answered by Rashad G - Thu Aug 17 00:21:35 2006
'Relationship bet the observer and the observed is interactive & participatory' pl explain?
Q. Graham P This question is about sub atomic particles.I don't understand how it is possible.My email id :inimdapg2004@yahoo.co.in
Asked by Padmini Gopalan - Fri May 2 14:43:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure of the context of your question but I hope this helps. I suspect that everything that happens is controlled by a person or creative living agent. If life is a dream then the dreamers are the controllers and observers. If there is only one observer then I am it since I can observe. If I admit that you might also be an observing participator in life, then either you are a different person to me or we are both the same person but don't realize it. If we are separate observers and participators in life then we must interact in ways that change what we observe. E.g. our knowledge of our selves and the wider world can be added to by learning from others. In science there are laws suggesting that the mere act of observation… [cont.]
Answered by Graham P - Sat May 3 11:08:03 2008
Q. Graham P This question is about sub atomic particles.I don't understand how it is possible.My email id :inimdapg2004@yahoo.co.in
Asked by Padmini Gopalan - Fri May 2 14:43:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure of the context of your question but I hope this helps. I suspect that everything that happens is controlled by a person or creative living agent. If life is a dream then the dreamers are the controllers and observers. If there is only one observer then I am it since I can observe. If I admit that you might also be an observing participator in life, then either you are a different person to me or we are both the same person but don't realize it. If we are separate observers and participators in life then we must interact in ways that change what we observe. E.g. our knowledge of our selves and the wider world can be added to by learning from others. In science there are laws suggesting that the mere act of observation… [cont.]
Answered by Graham P - Sat May 3 11:08:03 2008
Is the universe participatory?
Q. In other words - does the universe adapt to man as man adapts to the universe, and if that is so, why are there such things as supposed global warmings. I do not consider the universe inanimate. Everything in it is dynamic - nothing is 'still'. The stars and moons move - and everything on the earth and under the water moves and breathes in some way.
Asked by theophilus - Tue Oct 10 17:05:47 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What an excellent question!
Answered by chrismyarse - Tue Oct 10 17:09:42 2006
Q. In other words - does the universe adapt to man as man adapts to the universe, and if that is so, why are there such things as supposed global warmings. I do not consider the universe inanimate. Everything in it is dynamic - nothing is 'still'. The stars and moons move - and everything on the earth and under the water moves and breathes in some way.
Asked by theophilus - Tue Oct 10 17:05:47 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What an excellent question!
Answered by chrismyarse - Tue Oct 10 17:09:42 2006
difference between participatory and advocacy?
Q. can someone please tell me the difference between participatory research and advocacy research?
Asked by Cindy - Sat Feb 20 00:51:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Action research or participatory action research is a recognized form of experimental research that focuses on the effects of the researcher's direct actions of practice within a participatory community with the goal of improving the performance quality of the community or an area of concern. Self-advocacy refers to the civil rights movement for people with developmental disabilities , also called cognitive or intellectual disabilities, and other disabilities. It is also an important term in the disability rights movement, referring to people with disabilities taking control of their own lives, including being in charge of their own care in the medical system. The self-advocacy movement is (in basic terms) about people with disabilities… [cont.]
Answered by Ivan Teorilang - Tue Feb 23 18:19:33 2010
Q. can someone please tell me the difference between participatory research and advocacy research?
Asked by Cindy - Sat Feb 20 00:51:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Action research or participatory action research is a recognized form of experimental research that focuses on the effects of the researcher's direct actions of practice within a participatory community with the goal of improving the performance quality of the community or an area of concern. Self-advocacy refers to the civil rights movement for people with developmental disabilities , also called cognitive or intellectual disabilities, and other disabilities. It is also an important term in the disability rights movement, referring to people with disabilities taking control of their own lives, including being in charge of their own care in the medical system. The self-advocacy movement is (in basic terms) about people with disabilities… [cont.]
Answered by Ivan Teorilang - Tue Feb 23 18:19:33 2010
Is true participatory democracy capable to function with a capitalist economic structure??
Q. Is true participatory democracy capable to function with a capitalist economic structure??
Asked by JR. - Tue May 20 03:48:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as there is a check and balance of business as there is suppose to be in government .
Answered by Mogollon Dude - Tue May 20 07:36:33 2008
Q. Is true participatory democracy capable to function with a capitalist economic structure??
Asked by JR. - Tue May 20 03:48:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as there is a check and balance of business as there is suppose to be in government .
Answered by Mogollon Dude - Tue May 20 07:36:33 2008
In a house where the dad is absent and non- participatory....?
Q. Does anyone else think it's a good idea to have a "pre-father's day" for my sons? (grandpas are dead) Okay, there is something wrong with anyone who would hook their dad up with a lady for father's day- unless he's single. We normally give gifts, take them out for dinner, that kind of thing. This way my boys get the idea I'm not anti-man. Too all you dummies out there, it's called PRE-father's day for a reason: all my boys will hopefully be future fathers. groan...does anyone really read the whole question anymore before answering? I see this all the time in here on most questions, not just mine. Pay attention to the entire content please? Sometimes we call if FUTURE father's day for our future fathers. My boys love it.
Asked by shehawke - Tue Jun 13 16:54:43 2006 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. how about "borrow a Dad" day? I often borrow a friend's mom or Dad when I need one, since my father and stepfather are gone and my mother unfit. it's an awesome idea! I still do it, and I'm 32. and my friend's parents love being adopted for a day.
Answered by sspyndel - Wed Jun 21 06:39:23 2006
Q. Does anyone else think it's a good idea to have a "pre-father's day" for my sons? (grandpas are dead) Okay, there is something wrong with anyone who would hook their dad up with a lady for father's day- unless he's single. We normally give gifts, take them out for dinner, that kind of thing. This way my boys get the idea I'm not anti-man. Too all you dummies out there, it's called PRE-father's day for a reason: all my boys will hopefully be future fathers. groan...does anyone really read the whole question anymore before answering? I see this all the time in here on most questions, not just mine. Pay attention to the entire content please? Sometimes we call if FUTURE father's day for our future fathers. My boys love it.
Asked by shehawke - Tue Jun 13 16:54:43 2006 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. how about "borrow a Dad" day? I often borrow a friend's mom or Dad when I need one, since my father and stepfather are gone and my mother unfit. it's an awesome idea! I still do it, and I'm 32. and my friend's parents love being adopted for a day.
Answered by sspyndel - Wed Jun 21 06:39:23 2006
What does the word participatory mean?
Q. What does the word participatory mean?
Asked by kandace1955 - Sun Sep 24 19:36:13 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Main Entry: par tic i pa to ry Pronunciation: paer-'ti-s&-p&-"tor-E, p&r- Function: adjective : characterized by or involving participation; especially : providing the opportunity for individual participation ---
Answered by fyredragon2 - Sun Sep 24 19:56:39 2006
Q. What does the word participatory mean?
Asked by kandace1955 - Sun Sep 24 19:36:13 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Main Entry: par tic i pa to ry Pronunciation: paer-'ti-s&-p&-"tor-E, p&r- Function: adjective : characterized by or involving participation; especially : providing the opportunity for individual participation
Answered by fyredragon2 - Sun Sep 24 19:56:39 2006
what are p-notes(participatory notes) and how de SEBI decission influence the investing in indian stock market
Q. what are p-notes(participatory notes) and how de SEBI decission influence the investing in indian stock market
Asked by shan - Sat Nov 24 01:25:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Participatory Notes -- or P-Notes or PNs -- are instruments issued by registered foreign institutional investors to overseas investors, who wish to invest in the Indian stock markets without registering themselves with the market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India. For more information, check this link.
Answered by Sudhir u - Sat Nov 24 02:06:50 2007
Q. what are p-notes(participatory notes) and how de SEBI decission influence the investing in indian stock market
Asked by shan - Sat Nov 24 01:25:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Participatory Notes -- or P-Notes or PNs -- are instruments issued by registered foreign institutional investors to overseas investors, who wish to invest in the Indian stock markets without registering themselves with the market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India. For more information, check this link.
Answered by Sudhir u - Sat Nov 24 02:06:50 2007
what are the modes of participatory governtment mechanism in the philippines|?
Q. what are the modes of participatory governtment mechanism in the philippines|?
Asked by poison_ivy_0301 - Thu Aug 17 06:44:17 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elections, Legitimate protest, media intervention.
Answered by more_evil_then_santa - Sat Aug 19 14:25:31 2006
Q. what are the modes of participatory governtment mechanism in the philippines|?
Asked by poison_ivy_0301 - Thu Aug 17 06:44:17 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elections, Legitimate protest, media intervention.
Answered by more_evil_then_santa - Sat Aug 19 14:25:31 2006
how to formulate a participatory family health care plan??
Q. how to formulate a participatory family health care plan??
Asked by khaye - Thu Dec 13 05:59:19 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sign up for welfare
Answered by Juanita T - Thu Dec 13 06:03:47 2007
Q. how to formulate a participatory family health care plan??
Asked by khaye - Thu Dec 13 05:59:19 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sign up for welfare
Answered by Juanita T - Thu Dec 13 06:03:47 2007
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