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Grand Rapids, Michigan

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IDS 355

Community Development

A study of the theories, problems and methods associated with international development work at the community level. Topics include participatory methods, community mapping, survey and assessment methods, project planning and evaluation, asset based community development, appreciative inquiry, donor-client relationships, organizational partnerships, gender mainstreaming, and adult education methods. Special attention is given to the way Christian development organizations carry out these methods. Most of the course is directed toward international community development experiences, but some case studies and illustrations are also taken from a North American context

Units: 3.0

Prerequisites:
ENTR 201 - Entrepreneurship
or
IDS 201 - Introduction to International Development