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Implementing a community-based approach - UNHCR
|27|33 Implementinga community-basedapproachCommunities and cultures are not static;they constantly of refugees, internallydisplaced persons, and returneeshave social and cultural traditions,religious practices, economic activities,associations and networks, protection mechanisms and political structuresthat existed prior to displacement. Displacement disrupts many of thesefamiliar ways of life, but it can also be an opportunity for learning newskills and incorporating new knowledge, activities and structures intodaily life. Implementing a community-based approach during humanitar-ian crises involves mobilizing individuals and communities and support-ingthem in their decisions about how to cope with the upheaval,This section gives an overview of the different stages of the commu-nity-based approach , beginning with situation analysis, includingstakeholder analysis and participatory assessment, and planning.
Resources available to people, such as land, tools, skills, and informal mar-kets. The power relations between thedifferent community members: Who has power over whom? How is it exercised? To whose benefit? The services and facilities available to persons of concern withinthe host community and local government.
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