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MAPP PHASE 6: THE ACTION CYCLE 2 Executive Summary The sixth and final phase of the MAPP Process is the Action Cycle During this phase, a MAPP Steering Committee was formed, as well as an Action Team for each identified MAPP Strategic Issue Strategic Issue Action Teams, guided by the Strategic Issue Champion, further

A Guide to Action for Community Mobilization and Empowerment

An overview of the community ation cycle is presented in the illusration below Overview of the Community Action Cycle First Step: Organize the Community for Action Objectives: 1 Orient the community and invite participation 2 Build relationships and create trust, credibility, and a sense of ownership within the community

SSDI Community Mobilization Participant Training Manual

The Community Action Cycle (CAC) is the process through which communities themselves are mobilized to organize for action; explore the development issues and set priorities; plan, act, and evaluate successful programs SSDI will provide guidance and support to communities throughout the cycle

Action research: a methodological introduction

The action inquiry cycle It’s important to recognise action research as one of a number of different kinds of action inquiry Action Inquiry is a generic term for any process that follows a cycle in which one improves practice by systematically oscillating between taking action in the field of practice, and inquiring into it 0ne plans,

What is Action Research?

Action research – which is also known as Participatory Action Research (PAR), community-based study, co-operative enquiry, action science and action learning – is an approach commonly used for improving conditions and practices in a range healthcare environments (Lingard et al , 2008; Whitehead et al , 2003)