Rural Study Series 4
Peasent perceptions: Law |
| Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC |
| June - 1980 |
| Finding out the target groups thinking on various issues obviously best assesses these needs. The Peasant Perception series has analyzed the target groups’ viewpoint on credit, famine and sanitation. This study is an attempt to ascertain their perceptions about the law.... |
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Rural Study Series 3
Peasent perceptions: Famine, credit needs and sanitation |
| Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC |
| May - 1980 |
| Studies on ‘Famine’ and ‘Credit Needs’ under the Peasant Perceptions Series were first published in mimeographed forms in 1985 and the copies were distributed to development planners, administrators and researchers. Inspired by their appreciations, a printed form of the studies was introduced in 1991... |
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Rural Study Series 2
The Net: Power Structure In Ten Villages |
| BRAC Research and Evaluation Division |
| February - 1980 |
| During the Emergency Relief Programme conducted in drought affected areas in 1979 BRAC workers had the opportunity to come into very close contact with the landless and disadvantaged members of the rural community. From discussions with them much valuable information was obtained about the manner in which people occupying positions of authority utilized their advantageous positions... |
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| Ashram village: An analysis of resource flows |
| Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC |
| January - 1980 |
| Although the resource structure in the rural areas of Bangladesh is still based primarily on land, there are gradual trends to diversify into other forms of resource utilization... |
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Rural Study Series 1
Who gets what and why: Resource Allocation in a Bangladesh village |
| BRAC Research and Evaluation Division |
| July - 1979 |
| Land has traditionally been valued as the ultimate security in the subsistence agricultural economy of Bangladesh. But what happens as land becomes scarce to an increasing percentage of the people indeed, perhaps, the majority of the people? How do the people who live in Bangladesh's villages go about maximising available resources? .... |
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