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They know each other, but do they trust each other? Social capital and selected beneficiaries of community-based development projects : a lab-in-the-field in rural Zimbabwe
Community-based development (CBD) projects have long emphasized a bottom-up approach. For CBD initiatives to succeed, communities must harness their social capital, organize themselves, and actively engage in development processes. While CBD proponents highlight the promotion of social capital throu
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