Lecture
Community Engagement: Team Composition
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This lecture emphasizes the importance of team composition in community engagement, highlighting the need for diverse stakeholders to promote joint ownership and success. It discusses empowering communities in decision-making, using social mapping, mobilizing vs. organizing stakeholders, understanding community dynamics, timing community activities, building the right team, and overcoming accessibility challenges.
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