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Rural Livelihood Documents list

1.	Howes, M., Kar K. and Bode, B. (2004). “How Farmers Learn.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
2.	LMU/RLP. (2004). “Measuring Livelihood Impacts: A Review of Livelihoods Indicators.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
3.	CARE/RLP (2005). “Monitoring and Understanding Livelihoods in Bangladesh: A Review of Lessons Learned from CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Rural Livelihoods Program
4.	Howes, M. and Bode, B. (2002). “Institutions in Northwest Bangladesh.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
5.	Howes, M. and Bode, B. (2003). “Social Capital in a Rural Community.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
6.	Howes, M. (2003). “Land Policy and Administration.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
7.	Mallorie, E. and Howes, M. (2003). “The Changing Role of Women.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
8.	Howes, M. and Bode, B. (2004). “Securing Access to Water Bodies.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
9.	14. Nazneen, Sohela. (2004). “Gender Relations in Bangladesh.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
10	Bode, B. (2002). “In Pursuit of Power.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Social Development Unit.
11	Grist, N., Seeley, J. and Maddox, B. (2006). “Literature Review on Chronic and Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh.” Norwich, UK: Overseas Development Group.
12.	Garret, J. and Chowdhury, S. (2004). “Urban-Rural Links and Transformation in Bangladesh: A Review of the Issues.” Washington DC, USA: IFPRI.
13.	Chowd hury, S. and Torero, M. (2006). “Urban-Rural Linkages in Bangladesh: Impact of Infrastructure and the Food Value Chain on the Livelihoods and Migration of Landless Households, Women and Girls in the Northwestern Region.” Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute.
14.	CARE/LMU (2002). “The Findings of the Northwest Rural Livelihoods Baseline Survey.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit. This report is currently lying under rural livelihood.
15.	TANGO International, Inc. (2003). “Southeast Rural Livelihoods Baseline Report.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
16.	CARE/LMU. (2005). “Debt and Vulnerability in Northwest Bangladesh: Discussion Paper.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
17.	CARE/LMU (2005). “Debt and Vulnerability in Bangladesh—A Regional Comparison: Discussion Paper.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit. This report is currently lying under rural livelihood.
18	2. Greeley, M. and Chaturvedi, M. (2005). “Assets and Access: A Livelihoods Study in South East Bangladesh.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
19.	3. CARE/LMU (2005). “Livelihood Change in Northwest Bangladesh: Patterns and Processes.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit. Gillingham, S. and Islam, M. (2005).
20.	Gillingham, S. and Islam, M. (2005). “An Analysis of Cross-Sectional Data from the 2004 North-West Livelihoods Survey.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
21.	Seeley, J., Maddox, B., Islam, M. and CARE/LMU (2006). “Exploring the Dynamics of Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
22.	Bartlett, A. (2004). “Entry Points for Empowerment.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Rural Livelihoods Program.
23.	Bannerman, M. (2006). “Livelihoods Headlines No. 1: The 2004 North-West Rural Livelihoods Survey Cross-Sectional Analysis.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
24.	Bannerman, M. (2006). “Livelihoods Headlines No. 2: Debt and Vulnerability in North-West and South-East Bangladesh.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.
25.	Bannerman, M. (2006). “Livelihoods Headlines No. 3: The 2005 South-East Rural Livelihoods Survey.” Dhaka: CARE Bangladesh Livelihoods Monitoring Unit.

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