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International Development Assistance: Learning to Get It Right
This web-based book by the late Charles P. Boyce draws on his 40 years of experience as a consultant for international development programs.
In his Foreword, Boyce says he "wished to draw lessons that would advance my understanding of events and their consequences and to share them with professional colleagues. Most of all, however, I wished to share them with those who, as concerned citizens of the most influential democracy in the world, must remain abreast of the problems and prospects of international assistance if the lives of those in the less developed countries are to be significantly improved."
Chapter 1
Urban Renewal in a Latin Culture
(includes Cover, Table of Contents, Acknowledgements, Foreword and Chapter 1)Chapter 2
Improving Local GovernmentChapter 3
National Spatial PlanningChapter 4
Institution Building: The Inter-American Center for Regional DevelopmentChapter 5
Development Planning for a Tropical Rain ForestChapter 6
University-Based Development PlanningChapter 7
Building Indigenous Training SystemsChapter 8
Learning Through LiteratureChapter 9
Retrospective View: How Hard It Is to Get It Right