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Capacity Building in Health Promotion, Part 2:
Whose use? And with what measure? |
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Community Capacity, Parallel Track, Methodology
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| Author |
Labonte, R. and Laverack, G |
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2001 |
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| Abstract |
Capacity-building has been a topic in health
promotion literature for several years. In our previous article,
we discussed community capacity-building as both means and end
in health promotion work, and reviewed seven theoretical and
empirical models of community capacity which provide a total
of nine separate capacity domains. In this article we discuss
the parallel-tracking of community capacity-building in health
promotion program planning, implementation and evaluation, and
describe workshop methodologies for incorporating capacity assessments
within health promotion program planning. We conclude with a
discussion of measurement options for community capacity-building.
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