Date of Award
5-2017
Degree Type
Capstone
Department
International Development, Community and Environment
Chief Instructor
William Fisher
Second Reader
Donna Gallo
Third Reader
Cynthia Caron, Laurie Ross
Keywords
asset, assessment, development, Nigeria, capital, NGO, social business, strategic, women, research, stakeholder, implementation
Abstract
This paper presents the findings of an asset assessment performed with women in a village southwest of Nigeria, Imasayi Ogun state. This paper not only describes the process and results of a qualitative study, but also presents the implementation plan for an NGO that will work with the women of Imasayi to implement community-wide development projects. The research upon which this paper is based used the framework of seven capital domains, which are then used in turn to structure findings, recommendations and NGO planning and analysis. For the purpose of this paper, the marketplace is identified as significant for Imasayi’s women and is discussed in detail in relation to two other asset types, roads and community connections. The paper concludes with an in depth discussion of the proposed plan for the NGO, including the strategic direction, asset assessment and stakeholder analysis of the research, value chain and governance of the NGO. The goal for the NGO is to create a path to work with marginalized women to identify assets and maximize their capital base.
Recommended Citation
Adeyinka, Olamide, "Asset Assessment for Women: A Case Study of Imasayi Village in Ogun State, Nigeria & NGO Development: A Strategic Plan" (2017). Sustainability and Social Justice. 110.
https://commons.clarku.edu/idce_masters_papers/110
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