Titlebook: Harnessing and Guiding Social Capital for Rural Development; Shahrukh Rafi Khan,Zeb Rifaqat,Sajid Kazmi Book 2007 Shahrukh Rafi Khan, Zeb

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derstanding of the basic mechanisms and causes of this universal process. Perhaps one of the greatest difficulties that face the science of gerontology is arriving at a concrete definition of aging that would then be the basis of and departure point for the investigation of the physiologic bases and

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Harnessing and Guiding Social Capital in Pakistan, for example, represent a spontaneous civil society initiative and several apex government or foreign-funded NGOs have sought to harness this latent social capital by working with CBOs to enhance their capacity and effectiveness. Apex development NGOs such as Strengthening Participatory Organizatio

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HDF Interventions States decided to work for the cause of enhancing human development in their home country. The vehicle they chose for this was to register a sister organization in Pakistan called Human Development Foundation (HDF). A unique aspect of this social experiment was to try to forge a partnership with ex

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Social Mobilizationand women to harness, formalize, and guide social capital via the formation of development organizations (DOs). These organizations are designed to facilitate project interventions in the two project villages. Social mobilization is the central aspect of the work of rural support programs (RSPs) of

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