Canadian Community Economic Development Network - Réseau canadien de développement économique communautaire (CCED- RCDEC)
Community Economic Development (CED) is action by people locally to create economic opportunities that improve social conditions, particularly for those who are most disadvantaged.
CED is an approach that recognizes that economic, environmental and social challenges are interdependent, complex and ever-changing.
To be effective, solutions must be rooted in local knowledge and led by community members. CED promotes holistic approaches, addressing individual, community and regional levels, recognizing that these levels are interconnected.
The activities of CCEDNet members are as varied as the communities they live in.
But they often focus on three strategies to improve local well-being:
supporting individuals
building enterprises
strengthening communities
A pedagogical tool
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Tools and Publications of the Canadian CED Network
2018
CCED- RCDEC
2 Analyses/working papers/articles
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Solidarity First: Building a movement for just & sustainable economies in Quebec
Nancy Néamtan, 2023
CCED- RCDEC
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CED and social economy in Canada
A people’s history
Marc Cabaj, 2004
CCED- RCDEC
2 articles
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20 aniversario en la construcción del movimiento de la ESS
Artículo del RIPESS Intercontinental, Diciembre 2022
Yvon Poirier, December 2022
RIPESS Intercontinental, CCED- RCDEC
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20th Anniversary in Building the SSE Movement (Ripess Intercontinental)
Article by Canadian CED Network, December 19, 2022
Yvon Poirier, December 2022
RIPESS Intercontinental, CCED- RCDEC
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The Canadien government must deliver on its promise to remove profit from long-term care.
CCEDNet, January 2022
CCED- RCDEC, RIPESS Intercontinental