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Local economies refer to economic and social systems that are part of a specific community. For example, a typical local economy may have residents who dine at a local independent restaurant. The restaurant employs residents from the community and buys goods and services from other local businesses.

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Income distribution is defined as how the nation's total income is distributed amongst its population.

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Housing refers to the provision of shelter and accommodation for individuals and families. It is an essential aspect of a community as it provides a safe and secure place to live, fosters social connections, and contributes to overall well-being. Housing also has economic implications, stimulating growth and creating employment opportunities. Access to safe and affordable housing is important for the health and prosperity of individuals and communities.

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An educational facilities program is basically a comprehensively planned set of decisions for action which are directed at the achievement of specific goals within specified time frames.

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Health and Welfare Benefits means any form of insurance or similar benefit programs, which may include but not be limited to, medical, hospitalization, surgical, prescription drug, dental, optical, psychiatric, life, or long-term disability.

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6. SOURCES OF INFORMATION IN PUBLIC OPINION

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6. SOURCES OF INFORMATION IN PUBLIC OPINION

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Public opinion can be influenced by public relations and the political media. Additionally, mass media utilizes a wide variety of advertising techniques to get their message out and change the minds of people. Since the 1950s, television has been the main medium for molding public opinion.

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7. SUMMARY ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNITY ISSUES 

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7. SUMMARY ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNITY ISSUES 

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Community issues are problems, challenges, risks and opportunities that affect the people in a place. This applies to cities, neighborhoods and rural areas such as towns. Community issues include social, economic, cultural and environmental issues that affect the quality of life of communities.

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Community leaders give direction to the community, connect members and facilitate discussions, but they do not have authority over members or own the community. Successful communities belong to their members. For more hands-on tips on community leadership in practice, see Community Management section.

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Effective communication with communities ensures they have access to timely, accurate, and relevant information in languages, formats and via the relevant channels that are culturally appropriate and accessible for different groups.

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2. Development of Social Capital Building 

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2. Development of Social Capital Building 

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Social Capital Building in community development involves fostering trust-based networks among community members. It's about enhancing the quality of relationships within the community. This process contributes to community resilience and wellbeing. It's often achieved through collective projects and local engagement.

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Community engagement is about building ongoing relationships for the benefit of a community. It involves understanding community needs and working together to make decisions and create a socially responsible environment. It can involve various partners and activities, all aimed at promoting well-being and addressing health-related issues.

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Community-based collaboration requires a commitment to share decisionmaking and the allocation of human, physical, and financial resources. When communities do not develop a pattern of collaboration, they diminish community development potential.

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Community power refers to the collective ability of a community to influence and shape its own destiny. It involves the active participation and engagement of community members in decision-making processes, resource allocation, and problem-solving. Community power empowers individuals and groups within the community to have a voice, take ownership, and make positive changes that benefit the community as a whole. It can enhance community wellbeing, resilience, democratic participation, trust, cohesion, and even contribute to environmental sustainability.

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When it comes to building community power, there are several important ways to consider. Here are four key approaches:

1. Establishing Shared Purpose: Building community power begins with establishing a common purpose or goal that unites community members. This shared purpose provides a foundation for collective action and collaboration.
2. Encouraging Active Participation: Empowering community members through active participation is crucial. This involves creating opportunities for community members to engage in decision-making processes, allowing their voices to be heard and their perspectives to shape the direction of the community.
3. Building Strong Relationships and Trust: Developing strong relationships and fostering trust within the community is essential for building community power. Trust enables effective collaboration, cooperation, and collective action, creating a supportive and inclusive community environment.
4. Strengthening Advocacy Efforts: Advocacy plays a vital role in building community power. It involves raising awareness about community issues, mobilizing community members to take action, and advocating for policy changes that benefit the community. By amplifying community voices, advocacy efforts can drive positive change and empower the community.

These four approaches work together to build community power by fostering a sense of unity, active participation, trust, and influence among community members.

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Cellona, Carl
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