3 - Farming and Social Inclusion
Social inclusion is a process which ensures that people have greater participation in decision-making which affects their lives and access to their fundamental rights. It is now recognised that to reduce poverty, inclusive growth should be the ultimate goal of economic growth.
There are practical needs, interests and long term concerns to be addressed while removing the causes of exclusion. Based on the groups and the issues to be addressed, strategies for social inclusion will differ. Many of the cases presented in this issue of the LEISA Magazine focus on such efforts.
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6 - 7written by Paulo Petersen , Luciano Marçal da Silveira , Adriana Galvão Freire , Sílvio Gomes de AlmeidaTo what extent do rural development programmes allow for diversity in the social situations where they work?
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8 - 10written by Aga Khan Foundation
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11 - 12
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13 - 14written by Ramesh M.N. , Jadegowda .M.
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15 - 16written by Ravinder Reddy Ch. , Ashok Alur S , Belum Reddy V S , Parthasarathy Rao P , Gowda CLL , Ratnakar R
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17 - 18written by Chandrashekar Hunshal S , Anasuya Patil .T.
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19 - 19written by Simon Mukwaya
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20 - 21written by Natasha van Dijk
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22 - 22written by Humphrey Nkonde
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23 - 23written by Rajesh Paudel
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25 - 26written by Abdul Syukur , Ngadiyono
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27 - 28written by Sanjay Joshie
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28 - 28written by Shiva Khanal
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29 - 29written by L. Narayana Reddy
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30 - 31written by Siddhartha
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