Mobilizing Assets for Community Driven Development

1. Mobilizing Assets for Community Driven Development Coady International Institute 2013

2. Mapping natural resources Coady International Institute 2011

3. Physical and Natural Resources Coady International Institute 2011

4. Identifying natural resources and their potential: Transect walk Coady International Institute 2011

5. Identifying natural resources and their potential: Transect walk Coady International Institute 2012

6. Adapted from Resource management practices… In Freudenberger, K. S. (1994). p.32

7. Physical and Natural Resources Transect Walk Upland Hillside Riverine River Riverine Hillside Coady International Institute 2011

9. Adapted from Resource management practices… In Freudenberger, K. S. (1994). p.32

10. Transect for urban areas • Identify a route through the area that takes you through diverse areas of the community. On this route, identify: • Main type of land use: • Residential (high income? low income?) • Commercial • Public services (e.g. school, hospital) • Private services (veterinary practice, funeral home) • Recreational. • Are there empty building lots? Are there houses for sale? Are there empty shops? • Main features, most prominent buildings • Ownership: Private? Public? Non Government Organization (e.g. Church building) • What opportunities are there for using these spaces ? Coady International Institute 2013

11. Film festival: Questions • What is the “community” being described in this film? • What does this film say about the reasons why people organiseand innovate? • What assets are being mobilised in each case? • Who is leading the initiative? • Does the film remind you of “The Danger of a Single Story?” Explain why. • Have you been inspired by this film? Or has it raised concerns? Coady International Institute 2013

12. Film festival: Questions • What is the “community” being described in this film? • What does this film say about the reasons why people organiseand innovate? • What assets are being mobilised in each case? • Who is leading the initiative? • Does the film remind you of “The Danger of a Single Story?” Explain why. • Have you been inspired by this film? Or has it raised concerns? Coady International Institute 2013

13. Film festival: Questions • What is the “community” being described in this film? • What does this film say about the reasons why people organiseand innovate? • What assets are being mobilised in each case? • Who is leading the initiative? • Does the film remind you of “The Danger of a Single Story?” Explain why. • Have you been inspired by this film? Or has it raised concerns? Coady International Institute 2013

14. Film festival: Questions • What is the “community” being described in this film? • What does this film say about the reasons why people organiseand innovate? • What assets are being mobilised in each case? • Who is leading the initiative? • Does the film remind you of “The Danger of a Single Story?” Explain why. • Have you been inspired by this film? Or has it raised concerns? Coady International Institute 2013

15. Film festival: Questions • What is the “community” being described in this film? • What does this film say about the reasons why people organiseand innovate? • What assets are being mobilised in each case? • Who is leading the initiative? • Does the film remind you of “The Danger of a Single Story?” Explain why. • Have you been inspired by this film? Or has it raised concerns? Coady International Institute 2013

16. Film festival: Questions • What is the “community” being described in this film? • What does this film say about the reasons why people organiseand innovate? • What assets are being mobilised in each case? • Who is leading the initiative? • Does the film remind you of “The Danger of a Single Story?” Explain why. • Have you been inspired by this film? Or has it raised concerns? Coady International Institute 2013

17. Antigonight this weekend! Coady International Institute 2012