Most of the books that we wrote were manuals or for campaigns and advocacy. Consequently, many are out of print. The more recent ones are available as pdfs/rtf, but you are welcome to drop in and read our (personal) hard copies.

Documentation and communication

• Media and Gender Justice (2007, rtf);
• Write your organisation history in seven days(2004, pdf);
• In which language do you think (2002, pdf);
• The little book of documentation(1999, pdf).

Human Rights

• Human Rights Education Manual (2007, rtf);
• A human rights based approach to development: A resource book(2004, rtf)
• and Series Editors for resource book series on Economic Globalisation(2004) and Good Governance(2004).

Sustainability

• The heart of a city: building sustainable communities in an urban environment(2001, rtf);
• Life goes on...; Sustainability of community development programs and the withdrawal of NGO support: an enquiry into expectations and implications(1999).
• Best practices in sustainability (extracts from Life goes on...; 1999, pdf).

Adivasis/Indigenous People

• Liberation is not enough, the Kamaiya liberation movement of Nepal(2006, pdf);
• A search for justice: the Adivasi experience in south India(1997);
• Why does Nagarhole Burn? the Adivasi, the state and the world bank (1995);
• Indigenous Identity; Crisis and Reawakening(1993).

NGO experiences

• Listening to people living in poverty (2003, editor);
• Sustaining Dalit empowerment processes: NESA’s experience in integrating micro–finance and gender into Dalit empowerment(2001);
• Grama Vidiyal, A bank to bank on(2001);
• The NESA process(1998);
• Partners in progress(1997);
• Experiences of advocacy in environment and development(1997, editor).