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Improving access in rural areas
| Sub-title | Guidelines for Integrated Rural Accessibility Planning |
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| Author name | Donnges, Chris |
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| Classification Code | 020 - Access and planning |
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| Subject areas | Planning; Poverty alleviation; Rural accessibility |
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| Keywords | IRAP; monitoring; evaluation; rural development |
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| Document type | General Report |
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| Date of this edition | 2003 |
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| Language(s) | English |
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| Publisher | ILO/ASIST AP |
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| Copyright | ILO/ASIST AP - 2003 |
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| Journal | ASIST AP |
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| Place of publication | Bangkok |
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| Country of publication | Thailand |
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| No. of pages | 112pp |
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| Location | Harare; Nairobi |
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| Availability | Available |
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| Accession no. | 020 - 110390 |
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| ISBN | 92-2-113649-3 |
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| Publisher | ILO/ASIST AP |
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| Classification Code | Access and planning |
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| download |  guidelines_irap.pdf (1060kb) |
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Abstract
These guidelines describe the Integrated Rural Accessibility Planning (IRAP) process. IRAP is currently being applied in about 15 countries around the world. The process is not uniform in these countries and depends on local characteristics. These guidelines attempt to describe a generic IRAP process. They are meant to guide the development of the process within the context of a particular country.
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