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Approaches to Community Development in Nigeria, Issues and Challenges: A Study of Ebonyi State Community and Social Development Agency (EB-CSDA)
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January 2016

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Journal of Sustainable Development

Larry E. Udu

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Sunday O. Onwe

The study examined the activities of the Ebonyi State Community Based Social Development Agency (EB-CSDA), particularly on poverty reduction in the rural communities of Ebonyi State. Survey and content Analytical Approach were adopted. Data were extensively drawn from documentary papers, publications, oral interviews, direct observation and the use of structured questionnaire distributed to 400 sampled respondents from rural communities in the 13 LGAs of the State. Findings reveal that despite efforts of successive governments aimed at reducing poverty, the scourge has remained pervasive. EB-CSDA however, is rated high in the provision of micro-projects to the rural communities but its approach is group- targeted rather than on the individual poor. Consequently, the paper recommends among others that adequate background studies should be undertaken to understand the demographic characteristics of the rural communities to enable development agencies target their efforts on the real poor based on sufficient needs assessments of recipients.

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... The majority of residents of developing countries live in rural areas and rely on agricultural activities for a living [30,32,36,39]. Rural areas contribute significantly to national development through their various economic roles such as food supply, labour, market, and raw materials [13,20]. ...

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ASSESSMENT OF THE LIVELIHOODS OF THE RURAL VULNERABLE GROUP IN NIGERIA
Approaches to Community Development in Nigeria, Issues and Challenges: A Study of Ebonyi State Community and Social Development Agency (EB-CSDA)

Journal of Sustainable Development