Sentence examples for community representation from inspiring English sources

Community representation does matter and parent input into the local schools does matter".

Following the deaths of three Asian young men on Dudley Road, the longstanding tensions between Birmingham's black and Asian communities resurfaced, and abated, as people turned away from race relations and towards problems with community representation and leadership.

The hand-selection and strategic recruitment of participants ensures broad community representation within the process.

At the implementation level, the REDD+ project promoted better community representation in project decisions and benefit sharing when compared to the ICDPs.

This definition is useful because it can be used to describe partnerships between different public, private and civil society actors, and it includes community representation and formal institutional arrangements for community participation in decision-making (Berkes 2009:1693).

Specific engagement methods are found to be less important than the contextual and environmental factors associated with each project, but consideration should be given to identifying appropriate methods to ensure community representation.

It is argued that such a shift in community representations of schools may hinder the agenda of promoting education in disadvantaged settings.

Crucially, data from the study indicate that the MDMS has contributed to a shift in community representations of schools from being a site for imparting education to that of an institution providing free meals.

"There were some fights in the community about representation," Ms. Moua said, as the journal and then the book took off.

"The community needs representation that reflects their interests," said Mr. Schley, who worked briefly as an intern for Mr. Rangel long ago.

As an example, Wildaf in Ghana has found that educating the whole community about representation and accountability has improved openness to what female candidates have to say.