The Mobilization Cycle
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- The Structure of Intervention
- Once-And-For-All Invites Failure
- How to Sustain the Cycle
- Leaving Usable Records
Key points
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The mobilization intervention has a distinct structure and, when repeated as it should be, can be seen as a "cycle." While its structure is basic, it will be varied according to conditions in the community, and the policies or the agency for whom the mobilizer may work. A single project by itself does not empower a community; like exercise, it needs to be repeated. The intervention should be sustained and continuous and good records and reports can help achieve those objectives.
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Discussion
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- Once-And-For-All Invites Failure
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- Student Generated Discussion
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Outcomes
- The student will understand the mobilization intervention as a "cycle"
- The student will be able to create a mobilization cycle for any community
- The student will know how to use training as a method of mobilizing
- The student will see the danger of a single community project and be able to use the cycle approach to ensure a sustainable ongoing process
- The student will learn how records can be used to ensure the cycle is sustained
- The student will know how records can be used to make reports
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