6. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES
6. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Community: is a group of people who live in a geographical area and have an interest in each other for the purpose of making a living. Development: connotes growth or maturation. It implies gradual and sequential phases of change. It refers to the upward or increasing differentiation.
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