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Peer reviewedJones, Jerry; Wiggle, Ian – Community Development Journal, 1987
Explores the causes of the demise of community development and shows how a community development department could become the major agency for social and economic development. (JOW)
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Community Development, Economic Development, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedWanjala, E. A. – Community Development Journal, 1973
The Village Polytechnic Movement consists of setting up training centers for the purpose of teaching locally-needed skills to primary school dropouts in rural Kenya. In addition to explaining the philosophy of the movement, the author comments upon its organization and future. (AG)
Descriptors: Community Development, Dropout Programs, Dropouts, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedArce, Alberto – Community Development Journal, 2003
Both community development and sustainable livelihood approaches ignore value contestations that underlie people's interests and experiences. A case from Bolivia demonstrates that local values, social relations, actions, and language strategies must underlie policy and method in development. (Contains 28 references.) (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Foreign Countries, Policy Formation, Sustainable Development
Peer reviewedLeeming, Karen – Community Development Journal, 2002
Comparison of community business development in two neighborhoods in Liverpool, England, resulted in the following implications for economic development strategy: (1) social entrepreneurs do not access the same infrastructure as business entrepreneurs; (2) community businesses differ from private enterprise; (3) displacement effects must be…
Descriptors: Community Action, Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedKorazim, Josef; Klausner, David – Community Development Journal, 1989
Focuses on the challenge of formulating policy and programs for local economic development with sensitivity to the personal and interpersonal potential of the unemployed and the needs of local communities. Indicates that if community workers are to work with both the unemployed and with economic development experts and agencies, they must be…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Foreign Countries, Local Government, Program Development
Peer reviewedHocking, Gina – Community Development Journal, 2003
Oxfam is using a sustainable livelihoods framework in its antipoverty programs. Identifying assets and asset gaps illuminated gender difference in asset bases and survival strategies as well as the huge impact of the state on livelihood choices. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Foreign Countries, Government Role, Poverty
Peer reviewedHinshelwood, Emily – Community Development Journal, 2003
A renewable energy project in South Wales was enriched by elements of the sustainable livelihood approach: people centered, holistic, and dynamic. The approach shifted the focus from technology to people and from product to process; it combined micro and macro issues. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Community Involvement, Energy Conservation, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedDevereux, Eoin – Community Development Journal, 1993
Muintir na Tire was founded in 1931 as a cooperative society for rural development in Ireland. From 1937-70, it shifted to a vocationalist mode; 1970 to the present focused on restructuring the movement. Currently, it needs to press for its share of available funding for community development. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Community Organizations, Cooperatives, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedMadondo, B. B. S. – Community Development Journal, 1985
Because of the importance of community development in development strategies, both in Rhodesia and, more recently, Zimbabwe, this article looks at the concept in a historical perspective. In this perspective, three major phases can be identified: the period between 1890 and 1962; the period between 1962 and 1979; and 1980 to the present. (CT)
Descriptors: Community Development, Definitions, Educational Practices, Educational Theories
Peer reviewedButcher, Catherine; McDonald, Brian; Westhorp, Victoria – Community Development Journal, 2003
Comparison of the sustainable livelihoods approach of a development agency and the British government's "healthcheck" approach to town regeneration found common emphasis on participation and community-led action. However, sustainable likelihoods emphasized a focus on poverty, building on strengths, and social capital as an asset.…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Community Control, Community Development, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedBarney, Ian – Community Development Journal, 2003
Case studies of three Indian businesses showed they were engaged in different types of community development: defensive, narrow, and positive. Addition of a sustainable livelihoods approach could add depth to business-community relationships with an outward focus, ability to deal with complexity, and emphasis on corporate citizenship. (Contains 27…
Descriptors: Business Responsibility, Case Studies, Community Development, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedCarmen, R. E. R. M. – Community Development Journal, 1989
Discusses the importance of communication in rural social development. People-centered development planning looks at the creative initiative of people as the primary resource and their materials and welfare as the end. (JOW)
Descriptors: Communications, Foreign Countries, Participative Decision Making, Rural Areas
Peer reviewedWolf, John – Community Development Journal, 1992
Development agents need to examine their assumptions, motivations, neutrality, and terminology, which is often imprecise and misleading. The combined cooperativist and constructivist approach has proved successful in overcoming these problems. (SK)
Descriptors: Change Agents, Community Development, Cooperation, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedKamara, John M.; Kargbo, Stephen B. – Community Development Journal, 1999
In Sierra Leone, two church-sponsored programs are focused on sustainable development. The Wesleyan Development Education and Awareness Programme trains people to initiate community projects. Women's Loan Scheme encourages development of small-scale enterprises. (SK)
Descriptors: Church Programs, Community Development, Consciousness Raising, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedMacAulay, Scott – Community Development Journal, 2001
Contrasts activities and organizational structures of two Canadian community development initiatives: the Antigonish Movement and the Family of Cape Breton community development corporations. Finds ideological differences in the view of property and profit, governance and accountability, and role of education. Concludes that Antigonish is more…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Community Control, Community Development, Economic Development


