2. ABOUT PARTICIPATION
Participation- people are closely involved in
economic, social and political process that affects
their lives.
Participation is a process by which the beneficiaries
influence the development programmes to enhance
prosperity in terms of income, personal growth, self
reliance or other values they cherish.
3. CONSTITUTION PROVISIONS FOR
DEVELOPMENT
DPSP has two goals
Inc the national income equitable distribution of National
Income
among members.
73rd Amendment- have same goals
To prepare plans for economic development Implement schemes of
With social justice dev and social justice as
may
entrusted to them
10th Five year plan specifies to promote PI’s
4. DEVELOPMENT STATUS WITHOUT PEOPLE’S
PARTICIPATION
Non participatory bureaucratic approach
and non- involvement of people in the state
makes- people will be in depending
situation.
There will be no development unless the
people are involved in planning and
controlling the development process.
Solution: Only decentralisation can give
direct participation of people.
Local Planning can make centralised to
decentralised.
5. HOW WE CAN ENSURE PEOPLE’S
PARTICIPATION
By Involving NGO’s, local government
leaders, Administrative officers to mobilise
people in the village. Ex: Mumbai Metro
Plan, Hubli-Dharwad renovation
By giving them sole authority to design their
own plans to solve problems which are
major concern.
A workshop can be conducted for making
people aware of planning process and
empower them to be ready in development
planning..
6.
7. DEVELOPMENT PLANNING THROUGH PP
Participatory Development Planning
Involves 3 Key Aspects:
1. Problem Identification
2. Prioritisation
3. Plan Preparation
Ex: We can Use this through MGNREGA
8. 8FA
SID
Stakeholder
Analysis
Problem
Analysis
Objective
Analysis
Project Selection
PDM
Beneficiary Victims Decision
Govenment
Ministry of ag.
farmer
researchers
……...
Stakeholder
Analysis
1
Cause 1
Core Problem
Cause 2
Problem
Analysis
Problem1 Problem2
Cause 3
2
Mean 1
Core Objective
Mean 2
Objective
Analysis
Objective1 Objective 2
Mean 3
3
Mean 1
Core Objective
Mean 2
Project
Selection
Objective1 Objective1
Mean 3
4
プロジェクト名 期間:
対象地域 ﾀｰｹﾞｯﾄｸﾞﾙ ｰﾌﾟ
プロジェクトの要約 指 標 指標の 外部条件
入手方法
上位目標
プロジェクト目標
成果
活動 投入 前提条件
PDM
4
9. WHAT DOES DEVELOPMENT PLAN ACHIEVE
THROUGH PP
Achieves higher level of Transparency and
Accountability.
Project Implementation will be Rapid or Effectively.
There will be quality in the Implementation.
People’s sense of belongingness towards the
project will be achieved.
It can eradicate the malpractices
The beneficiaries will become vigilant about the
quality of work.
10. HOW WE CAN MAKE SUSTAINABLE
Project structures need to change to allow for flexible,
long-term engagement. Patience is a virtue.
Project designs and impact evaluations need to be
informed by political and social analyses, in addition to
economic analysis.
Monitoring and evaluation needs to be taken far more
seriously. The use of new, more cost-effective
information and communications technology (ICT)-
based tools, could help enormously.
Clear systems of facilitator feedback as well as
participatory monitoring and redress systems need to be
created.
Most important, there needs to be room for honest
feedback to facilitate learning, instead of a tendency to
rush to judgment coupled with a fear of failure.
11. SOME EXAMPLES WHERE PEOPLE’S PARTICIPATION
IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
Himachal Pradesh initiative in Local District
planning 1984-85 i.e “Vikas Mein Jan Sahyog”.
Project planning with people’s participation initiative
by Norway Government Katuwana Assisted
Government Agency, Sri lanka.
People’s participation in Kerala, 1996 made full
fledged attempt in making of development planning,
plan formulation, and implementation to
maintenance in Local Governments. Kerala govt
has proposed to transfer 35-40percent of their
budget outlay to these bodies.
12. REFERENCES
Wickramanayake, Ebel, Project Planning with
People’s Participation.
Himachal Pradesh development Report, People’s
Participation.
