Unexplored alternatives for community development

Name(s): 
Inhibited social incentives
Nature 
The desire of many small communities to revitalize their town is hampered by images of past greatness. This prevents them from searching for alternatives which could provide the same services in more appropriate forms - so that, despite declining population, basic goods and services could be made available to those residents who do remain. These would include shopping and health care facilities for older people, adult education courses and other community institutions.
Broader 
Lack of incentives
Inadequate social innovation
Deteriorating community identity
Self-defeating style of community planning
Underutilization of potential in local communities
Narrower 
Declining mining communities
Aggravates 
Inadequate infrastructure [in 2 loops]
Inadequate health services
Lack of local commercial services [in 5 loops]
Aggravated by 
Disputed health needs
Lack of practical examples
Underdeveloped road network
Unplanned facility financing
Unexplored business contacts
Threatened species of Evarra
Unattractive development sites
Unpublicized financial counselling
Unexplored supermarket alternatives
Parochial escapist media entertainment
Ineffective scheduling of educational classes
Ineffective utilization of public environment
Tradition-bound social structures in rural areas
Complex regulations paralyzing small communities
Restrictive patterns of tradition-bound lifestyle
Strategy(ies) 
Designing model communities
Promoting community self-determination
Providing alternative to traditional community patterns
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems