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Canadian Centre for Community Renewal

Tools: Appendices


APPENDICES


From this page you can download the two appendices to Tools & Techniques. Case studies pertinent to the practical application of many entries are also available from the CED Digital Bookshop.

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CONTENTS

Appendix A: Revelstoke, B.C.
How a mountain community in British Columbia has integrated methods of community planning, business development (including a community forest corporation), human resource development, and capital formation to rebound from the disintegration of its traditional economic base. Download.

Appendix B: Evolving a CED Organization
27 tasks that a community group must consider in its determination of the purpose and structure of an organization to champion and co-ordinate a strategy of community economic development. Download.

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