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NDA – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

NDA – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. By Hamid Mahmood. Planning Commission, Government of Pakistan. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction and background Literature review Issues with community development Market reforms and community integration Suggested Reforms Conclusion.

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NDA – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

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  1. NDA – COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT By Hamid Mahmood Planning Commission, Government of Pakistan

  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS • Introduction and background • Literature review • Issues with community development • Market reforms and community integration • Suggested Reforms • Conclusion

  3. FACTORS FOR SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY BUILDING zimmer.csufresno.edu

  4. IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL

  5. Literature Review

  6. ASK YOURSELF: WHERE DO THE POOR LIVE? HAQUE (2009)

  7. United We Can: A Case Study, Newman (2008) United We Can – an organization founded by Ken Lyotier and Binner - Vancouver, Canada, 2008, in response to persistent problems of drug addiction, mental health issues, poverty and homelessness, where: Social capital is treated as a by-product of organizations based on incentives and memberships Shifts emphasis from ‘getting by’ to ‘getting ahead’ through bridging networks Success is primarily based on three imperatives: ecological, economic and social interactions Conclusion of the study: Social capital is important for community development through network building and access to resources An initiative for healthy development

  8. OTHER RELEVANT CONCLUSIONS • Virtual community in modern era: Mason (2003) • Social aggregation via internet • Cost effective way of interacting • Example of success in Japan and France • Social capital, civil society and development: Fukuyama (2001) • Critical for development • Based on prime factor of trust • By product of religion, tradition and historical experience • Globalization and religion effecting positively • Social capital and Children well being: Ferguson (2006) • Positive correlation between social capital and children well being • Urban problems & Community development: Ferguson & Dickens (1998) • Informal networks important for new economic opportunities • Social capital leads to asset building in the long run • Unity, awareness and common approach to many issues • Outsourcing of development to other neighborhoods

  9. ISSUES WITH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

  10. Merits and Issues with Pakistan community: Synthesis (2001), Haque (2009), Karki (2000), Benjamin (2003), Larkin (2008)

  11. MARKET EFFECTIVENESS

  12. MARKET PROVIDES

  13. CASE STUDY: SHIFT FROM AGRICULTURE TO MANUFACTURING TO AUTOASSEMBLY • Tupelo-lee county, Mississippi cited as best example of structural transformation • Spill over effects to whole society in the form of jobs creation • Transformation from heavily reliant agriculture and garment industry to growing community of skilled manufacturing • In 2007 won the competition for a Toyota vehicle assembly plant with creation of 2000 new manufacturing jobs and total of 5000 jobs SECRET TO SUCCESS: • Application of modern community and economic development principles via social capital formation • Unified action plan • Strong private sector leadership • Creation of foundation acceptable to emerging economic needs • Positive race relationship • Strong local partnership and private intervention “ Social capital and private sector involvement leads to welfare development and productivity”

  14. CASE STUDY: MARKET REFORMS FOR INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY “ Strong community base and market reforms for private sector lead to increased productivity and check on inflation with effective supply side position”

  15. Suggested Reforms

  16. REFORMS FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

  17. VALUABLE ADVICE • An insurance company advertisement from the late 1990 gives good advice for today’s community leaders: • “You can’t predict. You can prepare”.

  18. Thanks

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