Abstracts/Contents

Micro-finance evangelism, ‘destitute women’, and the hard selling of a new anti-poverty formula: Ben Rogaly

Women targeted and women negated: an aspect of the environmental movement in Bangladesh: Manzurul Mannan

Realistic rehabilitation: linking relief and development in Mozambique: Martin Whiteside

Development without a peasantry: a forgotten aspect of the land issue in South Africa: Marina Ottaway

Gender and development: a SAFE recipe: Suzette Mitchell

Financial sustainability in savings and credit programmes: Mark Havers

Small and micro enterprise in Sri Lanka: bringing the bankers to the people: D. Wijesundera

Business links through NGOs: an Indian experiment in rural development: Rajagopal

Women workers in the garment industry in Dhaka, Bangladesh: Rumana Jamaly and Ebel Wickramanayake

Small-scale production of cultured milk and the Equity Trust approach: Eric L. Hyman, James Herne, and Russ Read

Urban women's informal savings and credit systems in Zambia: Caroline O'Reilly

Urban management and public-service provision in Chittagong, Nairobi, and Sao Paulo: Edmundo Werna

Gender considerations, NGO accountability, and the New World Order: Michael Edwards and David Hulme

Beijing: a conference of commitments? Susan Davis

World Development report 1995:The World Bank

Human Development report 1995: United Nations Development Programme

Westernising the Third World: the Eurocentricity of Economic Development theories: Ozay Mehmet

The Oxfam Gender training Manual: Suzanne Williams et al

War and Hunger: Rethinking International responses to complex Emergencies: Edited by Joanna Macrae and Anthony Zwi et al

African Primary Health Care in Times of Economic turbulence: Edited by J Chabot et al

Community Assessment: Guidelines for Developing Countries: Douglas Stockman

Sustaining Primary Health Care: Anne LaFond