This paper reports on an attempt in Zimbabwe to use methods and techniques commonly associated with rural contexts, Rapid Rural Assessment (RRA) and Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), to undertake an assessment of the needs and perceptions of private sector enterprises in two urban settings. These participatory methods were well received and also facilitated dialogue among different, and sometimes mutually hostile, stakeholders.

Authors

Jackson, Paul

Editors

Eade, Deborah

Journal

Development in Practice Volume 10 Issue 5

Publication date

01 Nov 2000

DOI

10.1080/09614520020008904

Publisher

Oxfam GB

Routledge

Type

Journal article

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