This study analyzes the extent to which the India program is meeting the World Bank’s objective of mainstreaming participatory approaches in project preparation and design. It includes ten projects in which participation was an overall project objective. These projects provided “good practice” lessons from a variety of social and natural resource management sectors.
Participation in Project Preparation: Lessons from World Bank-Assisted Projects in India (World Bank Discussion Papers)
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