Details of presentations made at EADI conference in York, September 2011 on which the visual notes and Prezi made by Roberta Faulhaber were based

P 55-I: Participatory Knowledge
Building for Development: Including
Voices, Changing Values
Location: V/120
Chair: Isa Baud, Amsterdam Institute for Metropolitan
and International Development Studies, Netherlands,
The
Session organiser: Mike Powell, IKM Emergent,
United Kingdom
Session Title: Experience of Participatory
Knowledge Building Processes
Presentations
Fostering Civic Science:
Experiences in Durban and Cape-
Town
Dianne Scott, Cathy Sutherland,
David Lier
UKZN, South Africa
Mobilizing Community
Environmental Knowledge in
Cidade Tiradentes (Sao Paolo)
John Sydenstricker Neto
Centro Brasileiro de Análise e Planejamento
(CEBRAP), Brazil
Moblizing Social Group
Knowledge in Participatory
Governance Processes in Sao
Paolo
Adrian GurzaLavalle
Centro Brasileiro de Análise e Planejamento
(CEBRAP), Brazil
Autonomous Processes of
Knowledge Interaction at
Community Level
Kemly Camacho
Sula Batsu, Costa Rica

P 55-II: Participatory Knowledge
Building for Development: Including
Voices, Changing Values
Location: V/120
Chair: Mike Powell, IKM Emergent, United Kingdom
Session organiser: Mike Powell, IKM Emergent,
United Kingdom
Session title: Implications for Development
Research
Presentations
The Social Construction of
Knowledge as Democratizing Act:
the Latin American Praxis in the
Cities for Life Forum (Peru)
Liliana Miranda Sara1, Fernando
Palomino1, Michaela Hordijk2
Peru; 2: Chance2sustain/University of
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Recognition and Use of
Participatively Derived Knowlege
1. From Learning from, Promoting
and Using Participation: the Case
of International Development
Organizations
Stephen Kirimi, Eliud Wakwabubi
PAMFORK, -
Recognition and Use of
Participatively Derived Knowlege
2. From How Wide are the
Ripples? The Use of Knowledge
Derived from Participatory
Processes in International NGOs
Hannah Beardon, Kate Newman
IKM, United Kingdom