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This is an archive article published on January 20, 1999

Research training workshop begins

VADODARA, Jan 19: Making a bid to bridge the gap between the M S University researchers and members of non-governmental organisations NG...

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VADODARA, Jan 19: Making a bid to bridge the gap between the M S University researchers and members of non-governmental organisations NGOs in Vadodara, a Participatory Research Training Programme got underway here on Tuesday.

Organised by the Women8217;s Studies Research Centre WSRC with the Society for Participatory Research Training in Asia PRIA, New Delhi, the two-and-a-half day workshop aims to help the participants arrive at a basic understanding of participatory research by bringing the varsity researchers closer to the NGOs.

8220;We hope to create and strengthen conceptual understanding on participatory research, to explore links between research methods and participation and to build a professional expertise to link participatory research to the WSRC8217;s work,8221; said WSRC in-charge Director Parul Dave.

The 35 participants in the programme include activists from various women8217;s and developmental organisations working with women, varsity researchers working in the areas of health and women8217;s issues and some postgraduate students with experience in field research and work on women.

Explained WSRC project-coordinator Nandini Manjrekar, 8220;Participatory research is itself criticized for not being interested in women8217;s issues. So, we do hope to form some kind of loose network between organisations working on women and varsity researchers hoping that it will sharpen our perspective on women in the area of participatory research8221;.

 

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