Involving the Community in plan preparation

Berkeley, Nigel; Goodall, George R.; Noon, David; Collis, Clive

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“…These studies further advocated effective community participation and involvement in community development programmes in their areas at both planning and implementation stages of the project (Abbott 1995;Hayton 1995;O'Neill 1995;and Berkeley Goodall, Noon and Collis 1995). Imhabekhai (2009) in his studies discovered that amongst impediments or challenges to successful community development schemes in rural areas are crisis in the community.…”

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Hosts’ Perception of Impacts of Community Development Schemes and Tourism Projects In Southeast Nigeria

Agboeze¹,

Nwankwo²

2016

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Hosts’ Perception of Impacts of Community Development Schemes and Tourism Projects In Southeast Nigeria

Agboeze¹,

Nwankwo²

2016

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“…The term has been used to refer to citizen participation, community participation, public participation, popular participation and people participation, involving renewal or rehabilitation (Soen, 1981). It has also been used in studies on conservation (Curtis and Lockwood, 2000;Townshend and Pendlebury, 1999); village regrouping (Olujimi and Egunjobi, 1991); water supply (Fitzgerald, 1993;Bah, 1992); community centre development (Setterlund and Abbott, 1995); housing (Fahui and Van Loo, 1998;Nientied et al, 1990;Stein, 1990); social impact (Durst, 1994); health promotion (Goddman and Speers, 1998); community planning (Berkeley et al, 1995); and also on management of environmental and health risks (Rowe and Frewer, 2000).…”

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Escalating People’s Participation in Rural Development through GO-NGO Collaboration

Budhi¹

2016

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Indonesian Pemerintah makin menyadari bahwa dengan pendekatan melibatkan masyarakat keberhasilan dalam melaksanaan pembangunan akan lebih mudah dicapai. Hal ini ditunjukkan dengan banyaknya proyek pemerintah yang dilaksanakan secara partisipatif. Kendati demikian, konsep partisipatif belum diadaptasi secara menyeluruh, di mana masyarakat tidak dilibatkan dalam semua tahap, terutama dalam perencanaan dan evaluasi. Hal ini mengakibatkan pelaksanaan proyek-proyek tersebut belum memberikan hasil seperti yang diharapkan. Dalam rangka meningkatkan partisipasi dan pemberdayaan masyarakat, pelaksanaan program bersama-sama antar Organisasi Pemerintah (OP) dengan Organisasi Non Pemerintah (ONP) dipandang prospektif. Dengan masing-masing kelebihannya, perpaduan antara OP dan ONP dipandang akan lebih mampu meningkatkan partisipasi masyarakat terhadap program pembangunan yang dilaksanakan. English There is a growing concern on government perception that involving people in development is regarded important to deliver the success. This can be identified from participative programs and projects carried out, so far, by the government. In spite of the trend, such participation concept has not been implemented entirely, whereby people are not involved at all stages, especially in planning and evaluation. This condition causing the on going programs and projects unable to produce expected results. In terms of escalating people’s participation and community empowerment, collaboration programs and projects between Government Organizations (GOs) and Non Government Organizations (NGOs) are deemed important to develop. This is particularly because each of these organization has its expertise on different fields which well understood to produce fruitful results if such capabilities are integrated.

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Involving the Community in plan preparation

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Hosts’ Perception of Impacts of Community Development Schemes and Tourism Projects In Southeast Nigeria

Hosts’ Perception of Impacts of Community Development Schemes and Tourism Projects In Southeast Nigeria

Escalating People’s Participation in Rural Development through GO-NGO Collaboration

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