1998Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Community development and beyond: Issues, structures and procedures

F.C. De Beer, Hennie Swanepoel

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History of community development community development and community participation institutions for community development community development project management coordination of community development community development evaluation community development training Conclusion - the meaning of it all.

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History of community development community development and community participation institutions for community development community development project management coordination of community development community development evaluation community development training Conclusion - the meaning of it all.

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History of community development community development and community participation institutions for community development community development project management coordination of community development community development evaluation community development training Conclusion - the meaning of it all.

Key concepts: Community development, Meaning (existential), Community organization, Community building, Development (topology), Political science, Public relations, Psychology

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