Better practice guidelines: Self-help groups

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Better management practices, Livelihoods and social issues, Education and Training

Self-help groups are a way to start working that helps to build up the social connections which people find useful in support of their livelihoods objectives, helping people to agree on things and to speak together, giving people a stronger voice in decision-making and in negotiating with more powerful forces.

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