International Development Agencies and Community Dev. In Nigeria

This book provides a global overview of the International Development Agencies and Community Development in theory and practice. It discusses the central issues in this field in relation to community development situation and challenges specific to Africa; Nigeria and Ebonyi State. The book offers an insight on the World Bank intervention strategies for poverty reduction in rural communities of Nigeria Particularly Ebonyi State. The effectiveness and shortcomings of the World Bank Intervention Programme and the impact it has on the rural communities as well as the overall human development is also considered throughout the publication. The book ends with a set of recommendations addressed to; development agencies, policy makers, enforcement agencies and the benefiting communities. This publication is particularly useful to development agencies, practitioners and stakeholders dealing with the issue of Community development on a daily basis. It goes beyond merely outlining the problems that exist, to also offer realistic findings and suggestions on both the sub-regional Africa and global levels.

Autorentext

Joseph Okwesili Nkwede holds a Ph.D in Political Science and a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Political Science, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, Nigeria. He has edited many books, published well researched articles in books and Journals. He has specialty in Governance and Development Studies.He belongs to many professional bodies.