Making It Happen: A User's Guide To The Neighbourhood Action Packs

Neighbourhood Action Packs have been developed with the help of 'professionals' and other 'local experts', to facilitate decision-making about the neighbourhood. They can be used to work out step by step what has to be done and who is best placed to do it, drawing on the knowledge of 'experts' of both kinds. This guide explains the methodology underlying the approach and some of the applications in the Neighbourhood Action Packs. These concern relations between locals and council or government representatives, education for neighbourhood change in schools, finding out about local needs and resources, doing local research and planning action. The Neighbourhood Action Packs are aimed at 'northern' country settings, but most of the issues involved are common to other settings as well.

Interest groups: 
This guide may interest those involved in participatory community initiatives in 'northern' countries.
Pages: 
60p.
Publisher
Neighbourhood Initiatives Foundation and Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Neighbourhood Initiatives Foundation, Suite 23-25, Horshay House, Horshay, Telford, TF4 3PY, UK
Telford
Publisher reference: 
Neighbourhood Initiatives Foundation and Joseph Rowntree Foundation

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D : Governance : Participatory approaches to citizen action, inclusive citizenship and democratic citizenship 1309