The Movement for Community-led Development

The Movement for Community-led Development

  • Who we are
    • Welcome and Introduction
    • Manifesto
    • Defining Community-led Development
    • Theory of Change
    • History of CLD
    • History of this Movement
    • Member Profiles
    • Secretariat Team
    • Internships
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    • Links to other relevant networks
  • What we do
    • At a glance
    • Accountability
    • Collaborative Research
    • Events & Videos
    • Policy Advocacy to #ShiftThePower
    • Working Groups
  • Chapters
    • Africa – East
      • Ethiopia
      • Kenya
      • Rwanda
      • Uganda
    • Africa – Southern
      • Malawi
      • Zambia
    • Africa – West
      • Benin
      • Burkina Faso
      • Ghana
      • Nigeria
      • Liberia
      • Sierra Leone
      • Togo
    • Americas
      • Mexico
      • Venezuela
    • Asia
    • Europe
      • The Netherlands
      • UK
    • Global Members
  • Resources
    • Advocacy Calendar 2022
    • Latest Events
    • Analytic Framework
    • Annotated Bibliographies by Sector
    • Evidence
    • Facilitation Guides
    • Links to relevant websites
    • Methodology
    • Publications
  • COVID
    • Articles
    • Strategies
    • Brainstorms
    • Resources
  • SDGs
    • SDG 1: Livelihoods
    • SDG 2: Nutrition
    • SDG 3: Health
    • SDG 4: Education
    • SDG 5: Gender Equality
    • SDG 6: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
    • SDG 13: Climate
    • SDG 16: Justice and Accountability
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  • Heifer International Methodology

    Heifer International Methodology

    Heifer International applies Values Based Holistic Community Development (VBHCD), which focuses on total community transformation and is grounded in societal values or principles.

    MCLD Team

    November 11, 2015
    Methodology, news
  • Case Study: KALAHI-CIDSS

    Case Study: KALAHI-CIDSS

    The Philippines is home to one of the largest-scale community-led development programs.

    MCLD Team

    October 3, 2015
    Case Studies, Methodology
  • Launching the Movement

    Launching the Movement

    Leading international organizations call for a process that empowers citizens at the local level.

    MCLD Team

    September 30, 2015
    Events
  • Movement Announced at UN Summit

    Movement Announced at UN Summit

    President and CEO of The Hunger Project, Åsa Skogström Feldt, presented at the session on Ending Poverty and Hunger, emphasizing the need to elevate community-led development.

    MCLD Team

    September 25, 2015
    news
  • Partnership Between the People, Local Government Bodies and Central Government for Achieving MDGs in Bangladesh

    Professor Badiul Alam Majumdar, Ph.D. Global Vice President and Country Director The Hunger Project–Bangladesh (10 July 2014) “People are poor because they are powerless. We must organize people for power. They must organize themselves in such a way that they can change their lives.” –Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, Founder Chairman of BRAC In the year […]

    MCLD Team

    July 10, 2014
    Case Studies, Methodology
  • What constitutes an enabling environment for the poor to succeed in their own development?

    The concept of an “enabling environment” is new, and it reflects nothing less than a paradigm shift in thinking as to how nations like Bangladesh can achieve a new, self-reliant future — a future where all citizens have the chance to lead a healthy and productive life.

    MCLD Team

    April 1, 1994
    Case Studies, Events
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A Community of Practice

We collect and disseminate the methodologies and best practices utilized by our members to mobilize and empower communities to take charge of their own development and end hunger and extreme poverty. Click here to subscribe to our mailing lists.

A Body of Evidence

This website collates and share the field experience and evaluation results that demonstrate the impact of community-led development and under what conditions it is more and less successful.

A Transformative Campaign

The movement is an opportunity for your organization – globally and in each country – to play a catalytic role to transform the paradigm of development

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How We Work

The Movement is an open collaboration of its members. The Hunger Project provides secretariat services to the Movement.

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