Good governance and indigenous peoples in Asia

Good governance and indigenous peoples in Asia

by Lejo Sibbel

Part of Minority Rights Group international report

2005
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The report examines the ways in which the governance policies of international development organizations affect the indigenous peoples of Asia. It argues that there are a number of structural problems, which continue to prevent indigenous peoples benefiting from efforts to improve governance to the degree that could be expected. The report ends with a set of recommendations for improved good governance.

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