The phrase "a community based project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is developed or implemented with the involvement and support of a specific community.
Example: "The organization is launching a community based project aimed at improving local education resources."
Alternatives: "a community-driven initiative" or "a community-focused program".
Students will complete weekly short digital stories in a variety of platforms, two written reports applying theories studied in class to the analysis of a digital story and a final project consisting of either creating a proposal for a community based project or critical considerations in the production and analysis of an original digital story.
This is the idea behind the Australian project Ghostnets, a community based project putting together fish workers and indigenous community in a joint collaboration to tackle ocean pollution.
The session was part of a community based project – funded in part by UNICEF in a joint venture with two non-governmental organizations, the International Partnership for Human Development and Caritas – to support health and nutritional services for those living in the Bossangoa area.
'Isibinidi', which translates as 'Courage' in the local Zulu language, is a community based project that was developed to care for vulnerable children and to break the cycle of abuse and violence that they face, by providing both practical and emotional support.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/13/136/prepub 'Improved Accessibility of Emergency Obstetrics and Newborn Care Services for Maternal and Newborn Health: a Community Based Project' is a project funded by the Maternal and Newborn Health Programme, Research and Advocacy Fund, and is implemented by Aga Khan University.
The Framingham Community Health and Demonstration project [20], [135] [137] was an extensive community based project on tuberculosis epidemiology and prevention initiated in 1916 in the same community that later became the focus of the famous Framingham Heart Study.
We will look at diverse examples of projects that we have completed at Columbia University including: The September 11 , 2001Oral History Narrative and Memory Project (producing 667 sessions of interview), as well as a smaller more focused community based project: Ground One: Voices from Chinatown, conducted on the aftermath of 9/11 in Chinatown neighborhoods and schools.
In extending our commitment to this agenda, we will also roll out a raft of community based projects, including the Holiday Kitchen.
There is now a need to develop larger community based projects like those that have occurred throughout Europe to assess the feasibility, efficacy effectiveness and scalability of such low-intensity interventions for Ireland.
