Beyond NGO-isation: Critically Interrogating Women Empowerment and Capacity-Building in Rural India.

首先，本研究项目旨在绘制JG发展干预措施的轮廓。主要群体是被边缘化的农村妇女，她们因其交叉身份而遭受一些能力剥夺(Alkire和Denelin，2009年)。第二，它应通过提出与这些妇女的发展、赋权和机构有关的问题，批判性地分析非政府组织干预的结果。从能力的角度(Sen 1999)，本研究将探讨能力建设能在多大程度上为各种自由铺平道路。此外，还应审查发展干预措施中的女权主义起点是否有助于实现两性平等的积极成果，如果可以，又应以何种方式作为起点。这项研究有可能对印度的性别与发展研究以及那些将南方女权主义理论应用于能力方法的可操作性的研究做出有意义的贡献。

First, this research project aims to map the contours of development interventions by JG. The chief constituency is marginalised rural women who grapple with a number of capability deprivations (Alkire and Deneulin 2009) resulting from their intersectional identities. Second, it shall critically analyse the outcomes of NGO interventions by posing pertinent questions concerning development, empowerment and agency of these women. From a capabilities perspective (Sen 1999), this study shall explore to what degree capacity-building can pave the way to various freedoms. Further, it shall examine whether, and if so,what kind of feminist starting point of development interventions can aid in achieving positive outcomes towards gender equality. This study holds the potential to meaningfully contribute to studies in gender and development in India, as well as those applying Southern feminist theories to the operationalisation of the capabilities approach.