World Food Programme projects for local development - GOTILO, Paulin
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The aim of this research is to enlighten readers, particularly NGOs, partners, project beneficiaries and the government, on the importance of the contribution of rural communities in local development projects. It identifies the local players involved in project implementation, describes the characteristics of their participation, and shows the role of women in community participation. So, what role does the rural community play in the local development project? This is the question the research seeks to answer. Empirical methods were used to gather data. Questionnaire surveys, interviews,…mehr

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The aim of this research is to enlighten readers, particularly NGOs, partners, project beneficiaries and the government, on the importance of the contribution of rural communities in local development projects. It identifies the local players involved in project implementation, describes the characteristics of their participation, and shows the role of women in community participation. So, what role does the rural community play in the local development project? This is the question the research seeks to answer. Empirical methods were used to gather data. Questionnaire surveys, interviews, focus groups, observations and documentation were all used. According to the results, the department faces a number of natural and man-made problems that impact on its development, but it also abounds in potential that can be exploited for its progress. In response to these problems, several projects have been carried out, notably site development and food distribution to the most vulnerable populations.
Autorenporträt
GOTILO Paulin wurde am 11. September 1987 in Sarh, Tschad, geboren. Nach seinem Abitur A4 im Jahr 2009 schrieb er sich an der Universität N'Djamena im Fachbereich Geographie ein, wo er 2019 einen Master II in Raumplanung erwarb. Derzeit ist er an der Doktorandenschule der Universität N'Djamena.