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The Participatory Change Process: A capacity building model from a US NGO

Paul Castelloe
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Thomas Watson
Pages 240-244 | Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Meng Liu & Mengjia Xu. (2012) Social work capacity building in China: what to do and how?. China Journal of Social Work 5:3, pages 257-275.
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Paul Castelloe, Thomas Watson & Craig White. (2002) Participatory Change. Journal of Community Practice 10:4, pages 7-31.
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Jiawei Sophia Fu & Michelle Shumate. (2019) Developing and Validating a Capacity Instrument for Chinese and U.S. NGOs. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 49:3, pages 631-652.
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