Practitioners and poverty alleviation influencing urban policy from the ground up

By:

Sue Jones & Nici Nelson (Editors)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London ITDG 2005Description: x, 217 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9781853395703

Subject(s):

Poverty -International cooperation -Political aspects

DDC classification:

362.580PRA

Summary: This book explores how to improve the process of effective urban poverty action, and shows how to bridge the gap between practitioners and those making policy decisions.

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This book explores how to improve the process of effective urban poverty action, and shows how to bridge the gap between practitioners and those making policy decisions.

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