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Implementing programs of human development / edited by Peter T. Knight ; prepared by Nat J. Colletta ... [et al.].

Title
Implementing programs of human development / edited by Peter T. Knight ; prepared by Nat J. Colletta ... [et al.].
Publication
Washington, D.C. (1818 H St., N.W., Washington 20433) : World Bank, c1980.

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Additional Authors
  • Knight, Peter T.
  • Colletta, Nat J.
  • World Bank
Description
iv, 372 p. : ill.; 28 cm.
Summary
Political support, finance, administration and demand (the way families and individuals respond to services) are crucial linked factors in improving education, health, hygiene and nutrition, especially in the poorest areas of the developing nations. Recognizing these links, the World Bank staff responsible for preparing the World Development Report arranged a series of seminars and workshops in the fall of 1979, bringing together the authors of these papers, other consultants and invited experts, and a wide range of Bank staff to discuss the issues treated in these studies. The resulting interchange is reflected in the five studies in this volume. They are written from different disciplinary perspectives -- political science, public finance, and public administration respectively for the first three, and a combination of sociology and social anthropology for the papers on sociocultural influences and the role of the family.
Series Statement
World Bank staff working paper ; no. 403
Uniform Title
World Bank staff working paper ; no. 403.
Subject
  • Poor > Developing countries
  • Human Development
  • Developing countries > Social policy
  • Developing countries > Economic conditions
  • Developing Countries
Note
  • Cover title.
  • "July 1980."
  • "A background paper for World Development Report, 1980."--T.p.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographies.
LCCN
^^^80138428^
OCLC
7730955
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library