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| Title | Experiences by Professionals | | Author | Lu Caizhen and Johanna Pennarz | | Editors | Johanna Pennarz, Haokun Song, Weijie Deng and Jianping Wang | | Year | 2011 | | Book Title | Wagging the Dragon's Tail: Emerging Practices in Participatory Poverty Reduction in China Participatory Learning and Action 62 | | Publisher | The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) | | City of Publication | Beijing, China | | Number of Pages of the book | 3 | | Pages | 111-113 | | Call Number | BC0329-12 |
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| The quality of human agency is enhanced by
better education and health (Anand and
Sen, 1997).1However, in China, both health
and education services have met major challenges
during the process of rapid growth
and transition, in particular in rural areas
(Khan et al., 1999). In rural areas health and
education services were traditionally
provided through the collectives. |
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