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What is Community Mobilization

Handbook of Research on Cultural and Economic Impacts of the Information Society
A capacity building process, through which individuals, groups and families as well as organizations plan, carryout and evaluate activities on a participatory and sustained basis to achieve an agreed goal.
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Contingency Factors Impacting the Rural Information and Communication Technology Hubs
P Govindaraju (Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, India) and M Maani Mabel (VELS University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-8598-7.ch022
Abstract
A thorough glance of the ICT and development researches reveal that the qualitative studies reasonably depend on the grounded theory as it is obtained from the phenomenon unlike the study begins with the theory and proves it. Most of the researches concentrated on the adoption of technology, receptiveness of the target audience, organizational structure of the project agencies and of course, the impact of intervention. Fewer researches have been done to gauge the factors affecting the positive or negative impact of the technology. None of the above stated theories were relevant except meta-theoretical perspectives of ICT and society. The authors propose a chapter discusses the contingency factors which affect the positive or negative impact of the rural Information and Communication Technology hubs in India by analyzing the researches which were published after the year 2000. It shall be specifically dealing with the researches which are based on primary data. Thus it could reflect the challenges the Indian rural ICT initiatives face.
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Mobilization: Decision Theory
The process where a group of humans participates in a collective decision-making aimed at influencing situations that affects the group.
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Utilizing the Socio-Ecologic Model as a Framework for the Prevention of Teen Pregnancy
The process of identifying, gathering, and connecting community resources to address an issue affecting the community: collaborative partnerships.
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