Increasingly community-driven development (CDD) projects have been viewed as having the potential to address local conflicts and to increase local conflict management capacity. The project improves inter-group relations, helps democratize village life and there is mixed evidence that it helps improve problem solving and conflict resolution. These effects depend heavily on how well the project is implemented and on the characteristics of the broader...
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2010/03/01
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CDD and local conflict : part of the problem or part of a solution?
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local conflict
Citation
Barron,Patrick John; Diprose,Rachael; Woolcock,Michael.
CDD and local conflict : part of the problem or part of a solution? (English). Conflict and Development Program policy brief ; Edition no. 2. Evaluating responses to conflict Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/985221468285574869