Community development in the 21st century: Empowerment for breaking the cycle of poverty
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This edition provides a valuable overview of practitioner competencies and situates community development within the local government and policy environment. The expanded discussion on professionalisation reflects broader government efforts to formalise community development practice within occupational frameworks. This aligns with broader public sector transformation objectives and the recognition of community development as a professionalised field within a developmental state.
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