YEREL KALKINMA AJANSLARI

Öz

Bu çalışma, teori ve uygulamada Yerel Kalkınma Ajansları (YKA) nı değerlendirmektedir. Yerel kalkınma yaklaşımından yola çıkarak, YKA’nın temel özellikleri, tarihi ve çeşitli ülkelerdeki deneyimleri irdelenmektedir. Bu deneyimlerden çıkarılabilecek temel sonuç; YKA’nın 1990’lı yıllardan itibaren gelişmekte olan ülkelerde faaliyet gösterdiği, yerel kalkınmada çok yönlü ve oldukça etkili sonuçlar doğurduğudur. Bu nedenle; ILO, UNDP, UNOPS, FAO ve EU gibi uluslararası organizasyonlar tarafından desteklenen bu ajanslar, yerel kalkınmanın önemli bir enstrümanı olarak görülebilir

Öz

This study examines Local Development Agencies (LDAs) in the theory and practice. LDAs’ characteristics, history and different country experiences are investigated by considering the local development approach, It can be primarily deduced from these experiences that LDAs have worked in the developing countries from the 1990s, produced multi-dimensional and quite effective results in local development. Therefore, these agencies supported by international organizations such as ILO, UNDP, UNOPS, FAO and EU can be evaluated as an important instrument of local development

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