Participatory Research

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dc.descriptionThis section compares classical research and Participatory Research (PR) based on who controls the research process. Classical research gives full control to professionals, treating people as objects. In contrast, PR treats people as active subjects and co-creators of knowledge. It challenges the centralization of knowledge and promotes awareness. PR helps turn knowledge into a tool for social change.
dc.description.abstractClassical research emphasises professional control over the gene-ration, utilization and elaboration of knowledge. Participatory Research (PR) maintain that actors in the situation are not merely objects of someone else's study but are actively influencing the process of knowledge generation and elaboration.
dc.identifier.urihttp://192.9.200.215:4000/handle/123456789/355
dc.language.isoen
dc.subjectKnowledge Ownership
dc.subjectRole of the Researcher
dc.subjectAwareness Building
dc.subjectDecentralized Knowledge
dc.subjectClassical Research
dc.titleParticipatory Research
dc.typeArticle

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