3 1 false ANTH8009 <p>This course deals with the practicalities of working in development. </p><p>It will critically examine the key institutional actors that implement development projects: NGOs, bilateral, and multilateral donors. </p><p>Within this broader institutional environment the course will critically examine the institutional processes and priorities, the role of advocacy, the ethics of development practice, how development workers operate in the field, and how development projects are conceived and managed. </p> 1 false 9646 <p>Online Forums (30%); critical review 2,000 words (25%); major essay (45%).</p> 1 1 <p>Students who satisfy the requirements of this course will have the knowledge and skills: </p><ul><li>to understand the range of organisations involved in development work and the issues they face in delivering strong development outcomes; </li><li>to critically appraise such organisations in terms of their effectiveness and identify which development institution is most relevant in a particular context; and </li><li>to appraise a development project or policy in terms of the likely political and institutional constraints. </li></ul> 0 Development in Practice 6 6 6 Development in Practice Band 1 Anthropology Two hours per week&nbsp;in a tutorial format, plus another&nbsp;three hours, at least, reading and preparing assignments. 2010