Ruwwad and the Genesis of Community Development in the Arab World

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Ruwwad was a youth-centric community development organization aimed at empowering and supporting marginalized and underdeveloped communities in the Arab world. It had launched numerous programs revolving around three main components: 1) youth empowerment, 2) community empowerment, and 3) child development. Samar Dudin, regional head and program manager of Ruwwad, was reflecting on the key strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and challenges that Ruwwad faced in its home operation so that she could present her recommendations to the board of directors (BOD) on Friday. Her main concern was to present to the BOD a reasoned plan on how to expand the Ruwwad model and how to strengthen the partnerships required to scale up the impact of the model in the future.
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The case aims to:<ul><li>Provide an exemplary model in community empowerment initiatives run by the private sector and supported by the public sector and civil society.</li><li>Describe the benefits of engaging youth and community representatives in development initiatives.</li><li>Explain how community development projects can be replicated on a wider scale.</li><li>Illustrate the roles played by youth, community members, the private and public sectors, and nonprofit organizations in addressing the needs of marginalized communities.</li><li>Explain how to develop a SWOT analysis for an evolving community model and how to approach the challenge of replication.</li></ul>
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