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 * [[Stakeholder Analysis]]
 * [[Force Field Analysis]]
-* [[Community Connection Tool]] - ''currently under trial in Papua New Guinea''
 ==Materials==

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	''Walking with the Poor (and Working with the Poor)''[http://books.google.com/books?id=Lk_ZAAAAMAAJ], Bryant Myers, 1999, Orbis Books, 279 pages - Provides a theolgical foundation for working “with” the spiritually, socially and economically poor (rather than doing things “to” or “for” the poor. Later chapters introduce a few participatory tools including the [[Appreciative Inquiry Tool]].		''Walking with the Poor (and Working with the Poor)''[http://books.google.com/books?id=Lk_ZAAAAMAAJ], Bryant Myers, 1999, Orbis Books, 279 pages - Provides a theolgical foundation for working “with” the spiritually, socially and economically poor (rather than doing things “to” or “for” the poor. Later chapters introduce a few participatory tools including the [[Appreciative Inquiry Tool]].
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	''Visualisation in Participatory Programmes:How to facilitate and visualise participatory group processes.''[http://books.google.com/books?id=UDxcNAAACAAJ], M. A. Salas, H. J. Tillmann, N. McKee, with N. Shahzadi, 2007, Southbound, 204 pages - Has excellent approaches and capsulizes some facilitation skills needed for participatory group process. Views the facilitator as a moderator or mediator between all the participants and the varied views that they represent. It emphasizes the importance of listening well, being a learner, and creatively moving with the participants to help with group process.		''Visualisation in Participatory Programmes:How to facilitate and visualise participatory group processes.''[http://books.google.com/books?id=UDxcNAAACAAJ], M. A. Salas, H. J. Tillmann, N. McKee, with N. Shahzadi, 2007, Southbound, 204 pages - Has excellent approaches and capsulizes some facilitation skills needed for participatory group process. Views the facilitator as a moderator or mediator between all the participants and the varied views that they represent. It emphasizes the importance of listening well, being a learner, and creatively moving with the participants to help with group process.

−	''Walking with the Poor (and Working with the Poor)''[http://books.google.com/books?id=Lk_ZAAAAMAAJ], Bryant Myers, 1999, Orbis Books, 279 pages - Provides a theolgical foundation for working “with” the spiritually, socially and economically poor (rather than doing things “to” or “for” the poor. Later chapters introduce a few participatory tools including [[Appreciative Inquiry]].	+	''Walking with the Poor (and Working with the Poor)''[http://books.google.com/books?id=Lk_ZAAAAMAAJ], Bryant Myers, 1999, Orbis Books, 279 pages - Provides a theolgical foundation for working “with” the spiritually, socially and economically poor (rather than doing things “to” or “for” the poor. Later chapters introduce a few participatory tools including the [[Appreciative Inquiry Tool]].

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 * [[Stakeholder Analysis]]
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 ==Definition==
-'''Participatory methods help people to think and talk together in order to describe and analyse their situation, decide what to do, plan how to do it and evaluate what has been done. They help those who will benefit from activities to have a key role in all aspects of those activities.'''
+'''Participatory methods help people to think and talk together in order to <u>describe</u> and <u>analyse</u> their situation, <u>decide</u> what to do, <u>plan</u> how to do it and <u>evaluate</u> what has been done. They help those who will benefit from activities to have a key role in all aspects of those activities.'''
 ==Tools==

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 * [[Stakeholder Analysis]]
 * [[Force Field Analysis]]
 ==Further Reading==
-The following sources are highly recommended reading for surveyors:
+The following sources are highly recommended reading for surveyors ('''bearing in mind our warning at the top of the page'''):
 ''Methods for Community Transformation: A complete guide for practitioners''[http://books.google.com/books?id=OWNPAAAAMAAJ], Somesh Kumar, 2002, ITDG Publishings, 333 pages - Excellent list and description of specific tools.  A must for all using participatory methods.  The tools described here can be adapted for use in language programs.

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