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Unpacking Community-led Development

Posted on January 27, 2021 by MCLD Team
Unpacking Community-led Development
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The 5 Goals of MCLD

  1. Voice and Agency for Women, Youth and All Marginalized Groups.
  2. Adequate Community Finance: a fair share, at least 20%, of public budgets.
  3. Good Local Governance: democratically elected, autonomous, skilled, participatory, transparent, effective.
  4. Quality, Affordable Public Services: health, education, water, sanitation, vocational training, food and nutrition security, natural resource management, public safety and justice.
  5. Resilience: disaster preparedness and risk-reduction, resilient to climate change and social/political disruptions.

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.

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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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.

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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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