Importance Of Community Design

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Register to read the introduction… These were called Operas. The terms universal design or inclusive designs are now being used how might we enable sustainable accessible multi cultural communities and work together strategically and in detail to enable equality, ecological orientation and economic sustainability or durability ?

We are able to: 1. Undertake research, enable community participation, project manager, hold meetings, world cafes and conferences and develop and implement an agreed co-operative mutual vision with you. 2. Evolve personal solutions, and assist with the creation of strong social networks and life plans or maps. These would be multi-dimensional maps: y Where someone has come from, where they are now, where do they wish to go y Their geographical environment how accessible is it, issues, strengths, weaknesses y Their social environment their relationships with institutions, communities, businesses and individuals. The attitudes they meet. Instead of negotiating a probably incomplete and institutionalized set of services for which someone may or may not be eligible we want to plan and map in detail a multi dimensional change architecture that is right for the person, their family and their
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