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Bense/ Anse-de-mai/ Anse Soldat: a brief historical account of the community and village council

By: Fabien, Patricia

Publisher: Local Government and Community Development ; Roseau ; May 1992Description: 16 pSubject(s): LOCAL GOVERNMENT | COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT | SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | RURAL COMMUNITIES | DOMINICASummary: An account of the nature of local government and community involvement. Describes changes in a `plural' community (Bense/Anse de Mai/Anse Soldat) and tells of the village council's experiences in its efforts to improve the community. A brief description of each of the communities is included. Describes village councils activities from the inauguration of the council in 1965.

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An account of the nature of local government and community involvement. Describes changes in a `plural' community (Bense/Anse de Mai/Anse Soldat) and tells of the village council's experiences in its efforts to improve the community. A brief description of each of the communities is included. Describes village councils activities from the inauguration of the council in 1965.

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