Model of community engagement that focuses on recognizing the value of the physical assets and human resources of a community, and trying to maximize the community control over, and benefit from, these assets. Community Organizing false Social Economy Models true Public Participation Models false None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that have grown from providing direct responses to gaps in public service provision or to identified local needs. Learning-led and Popular Education Models false Public Participation Models false Service Development Models true None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that focuses primarily on building and supporting the skills and confidence of community members as it seeks to encourage people to reflect on their place in the wider world and their role in society. Learning-led and Popular Education Models true Service Development Models false Identity-based Models false None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that is typically developed by minority and marginalized communities as a means of finding and expressing a voice. Learning-led and Popular Education Models false Identity-based Models true Community Democracy Models false None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that sets out to extend local democracy into the community by, in effect, establishing an informal community tier of government. Community Democracy Models true Regional and National Networks false Community Organizing false None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that usually employed by public authorities to elicit views and perspectives from a wide range of community members on needs, issues or responses to proposals. Community Democracy Models false Identity-based Models false Public Participation Models true None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that involves building coalitions of action, usually involving religious groups, unions, and other community groups to establish a strong power base to challenge the prevailing policies. Service Development Models false Community Organizing true Public Participation Models false None of the above false Single Model of community engagement that recognize community development does not only take place in local communities. Regional and National Networks true Community Organizing false Service Development Models false None of the above false Single Approach in community participation in which people are consulted or answer questions, but the process does not concede any share in the decision-making Proactive false Reactive true Passive false None of the above false Single Approach in community participation in which communities influence priorities , resource use and service provision to be provided through the community planning partnership Passive false Reactive false Proactive true None of the above false Single