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Alcock, Pete; Christensen, Lars – Community Development Journal, 1995
Case studies of two British and two Danish community-based organizations show that they developed as a result of both top-down government support and bottom-up community activity, and they operate both in and against the state. Recent reductions in government support threatens the future development of the community base of social policy, even…
Descriptors: Community Development, Community Organizations, Financial Support, Foreign Countries
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Dixon, Jane – Community Development Journal, 1995
Two approaches for evaluating community development are: community stories--locally developed ethnographies for community-led change; and sponsor-backed evaluation using coproduced indicators and standards. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Change, Community Development, Ethnography, Evaluation Criteria
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Lundy, Patricia – Community Development Journal, 1999
In Jamaica, people most likely to be affected by environmental degradation are less likely to be involved in environmental nongovernmental organizations and community-based conservation projects. Funders, practitioners, and policy makers should work to remove barriers to participation and ensure equitable allocation of funding. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Community Involvement, Conservation (Environment), Disadvantaged
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Ward, Kevin – Community Development Journal, 1997
Case studies of the University of Leeds' action research projects in the local community illustrate the use of mainstream and other sources of funding to fulfil a social purpose agenda. Recent funding changes may jeopardize community-based adult education, despite rhetoric about universities and their communities. (SK)
Descriptors: Action Research, Adult Education, College Role, Community Development
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Rooney, Eilish – Community Development Journal, 2002
Funding for community development in Ireland promotes a conflict management approach. Defining women's roles as apart from conflict is a political maneuver that does not aid reduction of conflict, obscures women's political agency, and limits the access of women's organizations to funding. (Contains 52 references.) (SK)
Descriptors: Community Development, Females, Financial Support, Foreign Countries
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Crompton, John L. – Community Development Journal, 1981
Discusses and identifies the four primary roles which pricing may perform in the delivery of community services: equity, revenue production, efficiency, and income redistribution. (CT)
Descriptors: Community Services, Delivery Systems, Economic Factors, Efficiency
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Bray, Mark – Community Development Journal, 1986
This article highlights some issues raised at the 1985 Botswana workshop that focused on community financing of primary and secondary schools. Discusses mechanisms for raising resources (charges on pupils, resources from within the community, resources from outside the community), problems of quality and equity, and central guidance and control.…
Descriptors: Community Support, Developing Nations, Financial Support, Grants