Here to Help: NGOs Combating Poverty in Latin America

Selected Contents: Introduction: Here to Help: NGO Meets Community -- and What Happens Next? Robyn Eversole1. Smallholder Agriculture and Poverty Alleviation in Indigenous Communities, James Keese2. Making a Statement or Finding a Role: British NGOs in Latin America, Jean Grugel3. Perceptions: NGOs in a Context of Socio-Economic Change, Argentina at the End of the 90s, Patricia Feliu4. Visions of Development: Catholic NGOs and Indigenous Communities in Northwestern Argentina, Laurie Occhipinti5. Market Articulation and Poverty Eradication? Critical Reflection on Tourist-Oriented Craft Production in Amazonian Ecuador, Patrick C. Wilson6. Women, Microenterprise Development, and Poverty in Bolivia, Ana Mayta7. The Transformation Side of Microenterprise: The Case of the Opportunity International Program in Honduras, Makonen Getu8. Awakening: Campesino Families, Development Institutions, and the Process of Socio-Economic Change, Ana Mara Condori9. NGOs and Ecotourism in Ecuador's Amazon, Frank Hutchins10. Disencumbering Development: Alleviating Poverty Through Autonomy in Chiapas, Jeanne Simonelli and Duncan Earle