Rural project management / by Devendra, Prasad Pandey.

By:

Pandey, Devendra, Prasad

Publication details: New Age International publishers c2008 New Delhi :Description: xii, 230 p. : 24 cmISBN:

9788122421491

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HN49.C6 .P36 2008

Summary: About the Book: Managing rural projects is a challenging task, which requires patience, skill, knowledge, social belongingness with rural community and managerial attribute to deliver good results. We have seen many rural development programmes either converted, merged or even having been finished half-heartedly. Need for literature on management of rural projects has been felt by students, practitioners and

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About the Book: Managing rural projects is a challenging task, which requires patience, skill, knowledge, social belongingness with rural community and managerial attribute to deliver good results. We have seen many rural development programmes either converted, merged or even having been finished half-heartedly. Need for literature on management of rural projects has been felt by students, practitioners and

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