Millennium Villages Project: does the 'big bang' approach work? | Global development | The Guardian
Madeleine Bunting: Backers of the Millennium Villages Project say their model is successful, and can be replicated across Africa. But critics of their development strategy beg to differ
Women are seen working in the knitting cooperative in Mayange, Rwanda, one of Millennium Villages, May 2011. Photograph: Millennium Promise.org Women are seen working in the knitting cooperative in Mayange, Rwanda, one of Millennium Villages, May 2011. Photograph: Millennium Promise.org Poverty matters blog Global development This article is more than 14 years old Millennium Villages Project: does the 'big bang' approach work? This article is more than 14 years old Backers of the Millennium Villages Project say their model is successful, and can be replicated across Africa. But critics of thei
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