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| Outcomes from this research will be presented to local government departments with responsibility for managing and planning development in PU Kolkata. Findings will be disseminated to local NGOs, CBOs and other development-orientated agencies to help them target resources. Project partners and DFID will use knowledge generated concerning opportunities to enhance poor livelihoods through improved PU natural resource management, to formulate future research projects that address specific problems. Outcomes are being communicated via a variety of media pathways and a selection of materials is presented here to extend the growing knowledge base. Reports presented here are configured as either Microsoft Word (.doc) or Adobe (.pdf) files; presentations have been prepared using PowerPoint (.pps). If, however, you experience problems please contact the project coordinator. | |
 Photo: Sudder Street, Kolkata city, November 20, 2001. The focus of policy makers is often drawn to the most obvious problems, such as flooding in the heart of the city, however, managing this problem may have significant and unforeseen impacts for thousand of poor people 'downstream'. |
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Further Information Further project related outputs are available from the NRSP programme office |
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Selected outputs include - Summary sheet (.pdf) Project leaflet (.pdf) Working paper 1 - Literature review (.pdf) Working paper 2 - Workshop proceedings (.pdf) Working paper 3 - Institutional Anaylysis (.pdf) Working paper 4 - Situation Analysis (.pdf) Working paper 5 - Focus Group and Household Interviews (.pdf) Working paper 6 - Market Assessment (.pdf) Working paper 7 - Seed Traders (.pdf) Working paper 8 - Second Workshop (.pdf) Working paper 9 - Communication Strategy (.pdf) Project overview presentation (.pps) | |
| Disclaimer: These publications are output from a project funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID) for the benefit of developing countries. The views expressed are not necessarily those of DFID. | |||
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The 'Renewable natural resource-use in livelihoods at the Calcutta peri-urban interface' project is funded by the Department for International Development (UK Government) NRSP programme and managed by Dr Stuart Bunting, Institute of Aquaculture, University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA, Scotland, UK
Tel: +44 (0)1786 466573 Fax: +44 (0)1786 472133 e-mail:s.w.bunting@stir.ac.uk |