The Social Network and Local Development
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The document discusses social networks and local development. It defines a social network as a system that gathers people and institutions in an equal and democratic way to build commitments around common interests, defend causes, implement projects, and promote communities. Key aspects of social networks include that they operate in a specific local area, are open systems with diversity and horizontal structure, and allow free and voluntary participation. The document outlines a methodology for social networks that involves identification, proposals, composition, new commitments, and action. It also discusses challenges faced and strategies to strengthen social bonds and promote local development through social networks.
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