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The goals of a bottom-up approach of community development includes
a.   formation of a cooperative and restoration of a sense of community.
b.   restoration of quality of life and a sense of community.
c.   enhancement of the political process and formation of a community collective.
d.   restoration of industries and a sense of community.
e.   enhancement of capacity potential and formalization of political processes.

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