The Difference Between Program-Based and Power-Based Community Development Is That

question 21

Multiple Choice

The difference between program-based and power-based community development is that in the program-based approach

• A) reliance is placed on transfers of resources from those with money and political power while in the power-based community development approach, competition may prohibit transfers.
• B) community resources are used as leverage in order to bargain for position to acquire what is needed while in the power-based approach, competition reigns in order to acquire resources.
• C) reliance is placed on governmental agencies to make transfers of resources while in the power-based approach, the government allows for negotiations of what can be transferred.
• D) community resources are partitioned to achieve equal distribution among the local issues or concerns while in the power-based approach, resources are the acquisitions of a few powerful groups.
• E) community resources are divided among the interests while in the power-based approach, money is the main powerful resource.

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