Problem
Disconnected community initiatives
Other Names:
Conflicting citizen prioritiesCompeting community concerns
Fragmented community goals
Uncoordinated village efforts
Disrelated community groups
Nature:
Few communities are effectively organized; any attempts that are tried tend to focus on single issues and are short-lived, producing few long-range, sustained results. Organizations compete rather than cooperate with each other, and individualistic leadership is ineffective when applied to the community's future. Various sub-cultures may live in isolation from one another even though they may have common concerns. Some residents engage in school-related activities, others in agricultural production and still others in commercial life, and these diverse arenas hinder the people from coming together for a common task. Broader Problems:
DisorganizationCommunity under-fulfilmentFragmented community imageParallel social structuresUnorganized labour potentialWeak organization of community actionLimited and fragmented outlook of civic minded groups Narrower Problems:
Uncohesive business communityUnstructured improvement effortsUncoordinated community calendarDisorganized liaison with formal support Aggravates:
ResignationThwarted cooperative successOverlapping meeting scheduleIneffective farmers' organizationsReluctance to join in community actionRestrictive organizational participationDependence of communities on external planning Strategies:
Coordinating community economic venturesUndertaking village planRelating community groupsIntegrating community goals Subject(s):
Society → CommunitiesAmenities → Villages
Health Care → Concern
Government → Citizenship
Policy-making → Policy
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST