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Darby, John P.; Morris, Geoffrey – Community Development Journal, 1975
The principles and practice of community development offer a means of bridging the gap between agencies, planners, researchers, and communities. Community development involves an educational strategy of raising the levels of local awareness and increases the confidence and ability of community groups to identify and solve their own problems.…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Community Development, Community Involvement, Community Role
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Community Development Journal, 1971
An article by the Secretariat of the Economic Commission for Latin America, United Nations, which discusses regional factors affecting rural and community development in the Caribbean, existing community development programs, and emerging trends in the region. (Author/DR)
Descriptors: Community Development, Community Involvement, Dropouts, Economic Development
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Fraenkel, Richard M. – Community Development Journal, 1977
The author argues that the appropriate type of citizen participation in an extension community development program depends on the goal for the program: creating community improvements or public policy education at the local level. He discusses the conflicting community-planning requirements between the two and stresses the need for extension…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Community Development, Community Education, Community Information Services
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Community Development Journal, 1971
Article by the Regional Development Section, United Nations, deals with the relationship between community development and government, at the national and local levels. Includes a section on the manner in which community development and broad policies of social institutional reform are interrelated, using land reform as a case in point. (Author/DR)
Descriptors: Administrative Agencies, Administrative Change, Community Development, Community Involvement
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