Just and Lasting Change: When Communities Own Their Futures

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Contents: Foreword, by James P. Grant Prologue Introduction I: The Claim: A Just and Lasting Future is Achievable 1 Getting Started: Positive Change Is Possible 2 Synopsis of SEED-SCALE 3 Making a Large and Lasting Impact 4 Our Maturing Understanding of Community Change 5 Assuring Accountability through Better Paperwork 6 A Crisis Can Become an Opportunity II: Historical Demonstrations 7 Ding Xian: The First Example of Community-Based Development 8 Kerala: Development without Wealth 9 The Adirondacks: An Evolving Balance between People and Nature 10 Narangwal: The Role of Conceptual and Cultural Breakthroughs III: Evidence from the Community Level 11 Curitiba, Cuba: A Better Pattern for Cities 12 Jamkhed, India: The Evolution of a World Training Center 13 Gadchiroli, India: Addiction as a Barrier to Development 14 Kakamega, Kenya: A Promising Start Derailed 15 The White Mountain Apache, United States: Reclaiming Self-Determination IV: Large-Scale Applications 16 Urban Agriculture: A Powerful Engine for Sustainable Cities 17 Peru: Communities and Government Learning to Work Together 18 Tibet, China: Integrating Conservation with Development 19 China's Model Counties: Going to Scale with Health Care V: SEED-SCALE Handbooks 20 SEED-SCALE Principles and Criteria 21 Community-Based Action through SEED 22 How to Go to SCALE Conclusion Notes Acknowledgments Authors and Contributors Index

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