Reprinted from Philippine Sociological Review 32 (1-4): 105-133 Process Documentation Social Science Research in a Learning Process Approach to Program Development - 405
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Publication Year
1984
Pages
105-120
Subject
Social sciences--Research; Participant observation
Abstract
This paper discusses a type of social science research called "process documentation," a tool for providing n action agency that adopts a new intervention
strategy continuous information about activities in a few project sites and the problem and issues emerging from activities. The information provided then becomes a major source for identifying strategies of field implementation, policy directions and inputs in reorienting participation agency to a new mode of working with clients. To illustrate these point the paper discusses the use of process documentation in efforts by the National Irrigation Administration to organize farmers-users of small scale irrigation system into viable irrigation associations.
strategy continuous information about activities in a few project sites and the problem and issues emerging from activities. The information provided then becomes a major source for identifying strategies of field implementation, policy directions and inputs in reorienting participation agency to a new mode of working with clients. To illustrate these point the paper discusses the use of process documentation in efforts by the National Irrigation Administration to organize farmers-users of small scale irrigation system into viable irrigation associations.
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