Discuss the meaning of community development...!?
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It is meant to develop socio- economic, health, education and many other things which is helpful for the development of the people of the respective community. Whatever you need to develop yourself is required by the community to develop but on a large scale.
949684
what do you mean discuss?\n\nthe meaning of science and technology change all the time \n\nand define developed and less developed countries
1132790
it depends on the social values/level of the local community
164034
This is one of the those loose terms that anyone can define to mean whatever they want it to mean.\nDefine 'growth', for starters. Then define 'spiritual'.\nDo you have any particular religion in mind?
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Organizational Development
203229
You can go to Google and type Define: then the word you want explained. This one means:\nAn offense which disturbs the peace and tranquility of the community in general
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Always a safe bet to go around the neighborhood and meet up with the other children. Its a good way to make friends too. Also many buisnesses around the area tend to get involved with community treating :)
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OH YEAH!  The abiotic things.  Community is the interaction of living species with each other, ecosystem is those interactions Plus interaction with abiotic factors (water, temperature etc).\nLet me make sure.\n\nYep Yep.  i think that's it
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Definitions of BEDI on the Web:\n\nEconomic Development Initiative and the Brownfields Economic Development Initiative (Grants, connected with 108 guaranteed loans to improve security of viability of projects.) CPD: Community Planning and Development Office of HUD
678049
Civic participation basically means getting involved in your community, and local government etc. \n\nGo sit in on a city council meeting. Register to vote. Go try some volunteer work. Help to support measures that you think will benefit your community etc.
155118
I believe it means that the county/city will build this if you will come. it helps keep kids off the streets and cleans up the area and hopefully gets people to have some sense of worth in their community. this ususally happens in very low income areas.
865931
One major issue that is by and large ignored in the planning process in India, is the importance of community participation.  In some ways citizens are the forgotten part of collaborative planning.  Here, in the US, changes in the political system since the 1960s demand significant input from the community.  Before undertaking any major planning agenda, or before implementing a plan, like, a multi-modal transportation plan, or a downtown revitalization plan, the citizens are always brought into the picture.  Through the means of series of community meetings, public open houses, community charrettes, and other participation tools, the people are asked about what they prefer and why, what are their agonies and their suggestions to deal with it.  It brings a sense of responsibility to the citizens and the plans thus proposed, be it at a small neighborhood scale or at a large regional scale, always finds the backing of the people for whom they were meant at the first place.  Political bodies can both cause a hindrance or be a catalyst to a planning process. But when a common ground is reached within the constituency or city, for example, when public consensus is reached about the immediate need for a mass-rapid transit/light rail system in the city (or part of a city), then there is place for little political debate about the importance/priority of the issue.
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When I was 18 I joined a community service organization called CITY YEAR. It has national sites in over 14 states and even  in South Africa. I participated in numereous physical service projects and activities. I was involved in inner city educational efforts and conducted after school programs. In all of that I learned values thast would last me a lifetime. It taught me to love and preserve my community and world. It taught me to appreciate and encourage diversity and to live by a standard of right actions toward my fellow people but my environment as well. The experience I had joining this program changed my life in a million and one ways. I would recommend this program to any 17-24 yr old anywhere on the globe. It has been 6 yrs since I left and everyday I use and live by the things that I learned. I am a better person everyday for it. I took vows as a member of CITY YEAR and one thing I vowed was that "In the face of apathy I will take ACTION". I have done that and other things I vowed and always will.
39831
Yes because it helps people work together and to learn to work for the community they live in.
192633
Honestly, I think my community is better because I teach my children to be respectful and honest. Also I re frame from drugs, alcohol, and other criminal acts. The key to a better community is for everyone to take care of the children, to care about what is best for all of them.
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No.  You need someone in a good position in the community - a doctor, teacher, or similar professional in employment.
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A practice concerned with increasing awareness, fostering learning, speeding collaboration & innovation and exchanging insights. \n\nThere is a delicate balance to be maintained between explicit and tacit, between personal and community, between collecting assets and enabling flows, between looking inward and externally, between mining and capturing insights and building on shared experiences.