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- 3. The type of authority that is part of the participation process, involving community control.
- 5. The international declaration in 1978 that promoted "Health for All by 2000."
- 7. A critical role of the community in health projects is having a more influential voice in issues deemed important.
- 8. The term that describes the process of participation that includes information, consultation, and joint planning.
- 10. The term used to describe when community members are brought into public health processes for pre-identified priorities.
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- 1. The document by WHO in 1989 that emphasizes the importance of community involvement in health projects.
- 2. A key factor that community involvement supports, allowing neighbors to help each other.
- 4. The method of working that promotes democratic ways with statutory organizations in community participation.
- 6. The approach that works synergistically with the top-down approach in community health projects.
- 9. One of the roles of the community in health projects is challenging traditional notions of this profession.