A Study on The Assessment of Level of Participation of Beneficiaries in Watershed Development Programmes of Governmental Organisation and Non-Governmental Organisation

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A Study on The Assessment of Level of Participation of Beneficiaries in Watershed Development Programmes of Governmental Organisation and Non-Governmental Organisation

机译：受益人参与政府组织和非政府组织流域发展计划的水平评估研究

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Participation of people involved in developmental Programmes is often seen as a way to make these programmes more successful, especially for solving problems of poor people. Thus people's participation is the active process of involvement of the beneficiaries in deciding the activities of development programme, fixing gap priorities, taking initiative and executing the programme as partners along with their ideas, interest, money, land, labour and time and sharing equitably the benefits there on. Hence peoples participation is considered to be an important component for successful implementation of a programme. Keeping such in view the present study was designed to find out level of participation of beneficiaries in WSDP's of GO and NGO.

机译：参与发展计划的人们的参与通常被视为使这些计划更加成功的一种方式，尤其是在解决贫困人口的问题方面。因此，人民的参与是受益者参与决定发展方案活动，确定差距优先事项，主动和作为伙伴执行方案以及他们的想法，利益，金钱，土地，劳动力和时间并公平地分享发展的积极过程。那里的好处。因此，人们的参与被认为是成功实施方案的重要组成部分。考虑到这一点，本研究旨在确定受益人对WSDP GO和NGO的参与程度。

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《Andhra Agricultural Journal》 |2004年第2期|共2页
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Watershed Development; Governmental and Non-Governmental Organisation;

机译：流域发展;政府和非政府组织;

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