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Bottom-up Approaches in Governance and Adaptation for Sustainable Development: Case Studies from India and Bangladesh
- Title : Bottom-up Approaches in Governance and Adaptation for Sustainable Development: Case Studies from India and Bangladesh
- Author : Edited by Pradip Swarnakar, Stephen Zavestoski and Binay Kumar Pattnaik
- ISBN 13 : 9789386446046
- Year : 2017
- MRP : Rs 1095
- Selling Price : Rs 920
- Discount : 16%
Description
This book analyzes how governance and climate change adaptation—both integral to sustainable development—operate outside the bureaucratic apparatus of the state. It examines the participatory development vis-à-vis ‘top-down’ and ‘bottom-up’ approaches to sustainable development and looks at a possible ‘middle-out’ approach to resolving the challenges to sustainable development. The book also includes case studies from India and Bangladesh, which show that community-level factors such as social and cultural capital are key to the success of sustainable development efforts.