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    Community Operationalization

    "Investing in science education and curiosity driven research is investing in the future."
    - Ahmed Zewail
    Learning Objectives:
    To show how community action is implemented and
    evaluated
    Fundamental Queries:
    What are the processes involved in implementing
    community action?
    How can community scholars evaluate projects?
    Learning Competencies:
    Analyze strategies of empowerment and advocacy
    through community action.
    Develop commitment and conviction to participatory
    development for community well-being.
    Introduction
    Capping off our unit dedicated to research, we will now
    get to understand the other half, which is about
    implementation and review. After the planning and
    engagement steps, we now move toward execution and
    development and sustainability. We will get to know the
    necessity of mapping out the plan for operationalization.
    Without implementation and review, a project will be
    without direction and momentum, when a project loses its
    purpose, the essence of the initiative loses, thus short-
    changing its stakeholders. Primarily, projects should always
    put their stakeholders in front. This model for social
    inclusion is the model from which a lot of projects are
    patterned. Knowing the patterns of how these projects are
    made is our next agenda in this book.
    Resource Mobilization and Social Action
    A community is composed of a lot of variables and it
    may seem too complex and hard to understand for a
    student studying the community. Taking notes from
    social involvements, resource mobilization is one of the
    pillars of community understanding.
    Mobilization, as what we have previously discussed
    from several lessons back, has two major components
    that support and create movements: people and
    resources. Simply put, resource mobilization is the
    ability of the movement and its supporters to mobilize
    people and resources.
    Specific Plan of Action (SPOA) Template
    Projects - Specific programs or initiatives that you are
    going to implement. It can be one specific project or a
    series of activities toward one goal of solving a major
    problem.
    Time Frame- How long will you be implementing the
    project? Cite specific timelines.
    Specific Budget Breakdown - Allocate a budget for
    your project or how much you will need and have a
    specific breakdown with justification on cost.
    Networks - Who will you tap to make your project a
    reality?
    Project Impact Evaluation
    Mapping Guide:
    Input- These are the resources used and tapped to carry
    out the community project (e.g., money, time).
    Output - These are the projects implemented with the use
    of the resources tapped.
    Outcome - These are the benefits your stakeholders have
    gained from the project.
    Impact - These are the long-term benefits of the initiative.
    Recommendations -After assessing the project,
    recommend what specific action can be taken to ensure
    that it will reach its full impact for its stakeholders. You may
    use an existing project or create your own.

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