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Shanaz, F. |
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2015-05-19T08:52:26Z |
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2015-05-19T08:52:26Z |
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2007 |
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Shanaz, Fathima, 2007. The Role of Communication in the Development of the Rural Sector (A Study Based on the Wayamba Development Bank and its Communication Strategies), Proceedings of the Annual Research Symposium 2007, Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Kelaniya, pp 88. |
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http://repository.kln.ac.lk/handle/123456789/7555 |
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dc.description.abstract |
During past few decades all Governments have attempted to develop the rural sector.
Still there are many disparities in the rural development. Wayamba Development bank is
one of the major government contributions that has been launched in order to develop the
rural sector. The vision statement of the Bank is to use the resources of a particular
village for its o\vn development. And the Mission statement is granting small and
medium scale loan facilities to develop their economy. Participation development is
used here as a strategy.
So far none of the government approaches have succeeded even though certain poverty
alleviation projects such as Janasavi and Samurdhi have been introduced into the rural
society. This paper identifies the attitudes, norms and aspirations of the rural people and
the relevant communication methods for stimulating a positive response.
In order to attain this purpose Wayamba Development Bank which functions in
Gampaha, Kurunegala, and Puttlam districts has implemented monetary policies and
strategies to get close to the rural sector.
For this study, literature related to development communication and the strategies and
policies implemented by the Bank have been thoroughly studied. Besides a field research
has also used as a method of data collection.
What is disdo~ed from this research is that traditional communication directly influences
the rural Clients. But, the communication method should be effective within the
framework of traditional communication.
Therefore we find that a combination of traditional communication and modern
communication works best. This can be described as the Modern participatory
communication. |
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en |
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dc.publisher |
University of Kelaniya |
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Development, Rural sector. Participation development, Development communication, Traditional communication |
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dc.title |
The Role of Communication in the Development of the Rural Sector (A Study Based on the Wayamba Development Bank and its Communication Strategies) |
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Article |
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