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RRN believes that:
- The rural poor in countries such
as Nepal are confronted by four basic, interlocking problems:
poverty, ignorance, disease, and civic inertia
- Because the rural poor comprise
two thirds of the worlds population, social peace
will always remain an unattainable dream unless the rural
poor are able to solve their basic problems, and achieve
a standard of living equal to that of the rest of society
- The rural poor have the potential
powers for self-development, what they lack is the opportunity
to release and develop these powers
- The rural poor also have personal
dignity and, should, therefore, be regarded with respect,
not pity.
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The Credo
RRN subscribes to the philosophy
and principles of the International Rural Reconstruction
Movement. The Rural Reconstruction ethics and philosophy
are encapsulated in the following credo:
Go to the
peasant people
Live among the peasant people
Learn from the peasant people
Plan with the peasant people
Work with the peasant people
Start with what the peasant people know
Build on what the peasant people have
Teach by showing, learn by doing
Not a showcase but a pattern
Not odds and ends but a system
Not piecemeal but an integrated approach
Not to conform but to transform
NOT RELIEF BUT RELEASE
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Contact details:
Rural Reconstruction
Nepal (RRN)
P.O.Box: 8130, Kathmandu, Nepal
St. Address:
288 Gairidhara Marg, Gairidhara, Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel: 977-1-4427823, 4434165, 4425755, 4422153
Fax: 977-1-4418296 & 4443494
Email: rrn@rrn.org.np
Website: www.rrn.org.np
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