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2017 Sprout Ideas Fellowship: Lessons Learned

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I D E A S F O R A C T I O N Collecting information about your project idea will strengthen your project foundation, and act as a database that can be used in the future. Try to be open minded in what you find. There is no right or wrong in the research stage, only what can be useful for your project. The following are some possible activities to get you started in collecting information: ● Talk to existing stakeholders and community members ● Take pictures and collect news articles about your community and topic ● Collect data about your demographic on statistic websites ● Learn about social innovations and enterprises in your area and on your topic ● Visit community centres and related institutions for your area and topic ● Attend public meetings and forums R E S O U R C E S ● A Community Needs Assessment Guide ● Conducting a Community Assessment ● Developing a Plan for Assessing Local Needs and Resources 8

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