NGOs and poverty reduction in Tamil Nadu : exploring a knowledge-sharing for development framework
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2014Supervisor
Assoc. Prof. Fay Rola-Rubzen
Assoc. Prof. Dr David Pick
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Thesis
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PhD
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Curtin Business School, School of Management
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Abstract
Poverty reduction remains a concern in both a global and Indian context, being a major objective of current development planning processes. The aim of this thesis is to explore an alternative post-colonial approach to the application of knowledge management to development, focussed on the problem of poverty reduction in the context of NGOs operating in Tamil Nadu. A qualitative research design was adopted, drawing on multiple sources of data, collected in Tamil Nadu. It was found that a Knowledge Sharing for Development (KS4D) framework emerged as a way how NGOs can more effectively share knowledge.
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