PubMed · 6701857
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E Holmsen, J Låg. 1984-01-30. [Housing estates - geomedical problems].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6701857/
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An important contribution to empowerment theory and community psychology practice can be made by examining how the concept of social power is developed and manifested in the context of community organizing. Theory and practice may be further informed through an ecological analysis of organizing processes and interventions. Lessons from a national community organizing network highlight the relationship between empowerment and power through a set of organizing principles and a cycle of organizing activity. Perhaps most important is the understanding that a reciprocal relationship exists between development of power for community organizations and individual empowerment for organization members. Implications for empowerment theory in the community organizing domain are provided in a matrix adapted from Zimmerman's description of empowerment processes and outcomes at multiple levels of analysis.
This paper gives a short presentation on some of the difficulties a public health officer has to face concerning questions of town-planning. The focus is on giving an expert opinion on development plans. It may be said that the public health service and "health" often play minor roles in town planning. The article presents some suggestions for a change of this situation.
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