Community Development

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Across
  1. 5. community development process pg. 3
  2. 7. based on weak relationships among people who do not have a great deal of contact with one another pg. 78
  3. 9. having the knowledge, skills, and processes or a specialized nature pg. 59
  4. 13. create mechanisms for specified purpose of providing or enhancing technical assistance pg. 59
  5. 16. networks of actors engaged in activities associated with a place, or a social process involving residents in working together to improve their quality of life pg. 2
  6. 18. institutional environment shapes the context and defines the arena where conflict plays out pg. 105
  7. 20. identifying individual resources, local organizations, and community institutions that can be used as assets in community development plan pg. 75
  8. 21. focuses on the use of technical knowledge to design and implement a targeted program pg. 16
  9. 24. What state is MTSU in?
  10. 26. central to conflict pg. 106
  11. 27. a method of implementing change possibly through technical assistance or self-help pg. 14
  12. 28. specified activities such as housing construction, adoption of agriculture innovations or implementing recreational programs pg. 14
  13. 29. where was Ms. Standridge's conference?
  14. 30. also emphasizes local people working together, nurture their leadership skill and knowledge, and organize their own actions even when they disagree pg. 16
  15. 31. extensive tracts of land and all that is on them- trees, rivers, mountains, beaches, etc. pg. 37
Down
  1. 1. concerned with fairness of the process, won't be satisfied with outcome is process wasn't fair pg. 113
  2. 2. conflict or controversy over land or resources pg. 103
  3. 3. all rights assigned to you in a social role, defined through written and unwritten rules pg. 103
  4. 4. response to conflict characterized by high concern for one's own interests, paired with a high concern for the interests of other parties pg. 112
  5. 6. disagreement between individuals who are important at the community level, often between people of authority pg. 105
  6. 8. process of effectively communicating or marketing technology's benefits to potential users pg. 57
  7. 10. strong relationships among individuals who know each other very well pg. 78
  8. 11. residents in a specific geographic place that act on locally oriented or collective interests pg. 2
  9. 12. community development outcomes pg. 3
  10. 14. create policies and programs, control access to federal funds, and influence how or if community development occurs pg.23
  11. 15. have a vested interest in the conflict, but may not be directly involved pg. 106
  12. 17. emphasizes people in a community coming together and learning how to address problems on their own pg. 16
  13. 19. having the power to manipulate resources, knowledge, and information pg. 59
  14. 22. stresses the importance of social relationships and networks to make community development possible (a.k.a. glue) pg. 72
  15. 23. having the power to create, legislate, and appropriate resources pg. 59
  16. 25. perform specific tasks by private consultants pg. 59