Talk:Community development/Archive 1

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Hello fellow Wikipedians,

I have read over this article and noticed several things that I would like to change. Please let me know if you have thoughts for or against my observations.

Different approaches: I would like to add information about worker collaboratives and others about local organizing from the GPP readings. There is a list here of the different approaches, but I would like to add scholarly critiques about the different kinds. This section discusses how these methods work, but does not mention how they do not work.

History: Expand on the history of how community development began. There are some grammatical issues with the first paragraph. Describe how the key people have influenced the making of community development. The mentioning of the Dragon Dreaming Project Management techniques seems out of place and without sufficient context. Further research can be done for the history of community development in the Global North. There is very little information on current undertakings for community development. Most of the description is focused on the 1970s and 80s. For the portion on the Global South, I could add a section specific to Southeast Asia. The last sentence of the second paragraph is vague and grammatically incorrect. This entire section could be split into types of initiatives, like health, education, etc. There are many definitions of poverty that can be added to the end of this section.Mgslee (talk) 22:04, 13 February 2018 (UTC)