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Demographic information examples include: age, race, ethnicity, gender, marital status, income, education, and employment. You can easily and effectively collect these types of information with survey questions. Now, what do all these examples have in common?
Profiles can illustrate the makeup of a community and could include information about the diversity within the community, their history, social and economic characteristics, how active people are (i.e. the groups and networks used) and what social and infrastructure services are provided.
A community profile is the analysed and reported results of the data collected by a community survey, which describes a combined picture or profile of the population in your community.
Community profiling is used to identify the strengths, weaknesses, needs and problems of a community, to make decisions about health services and to justify the allocation of resources.
It may include such features as: kebele boundaries (Figure 11.1) the numbers of people and households. the ages and genders of the population. birth and death rates. income and socioeconomic advantage/disadvantage data. social/community needs. access to services (e.g. health, education, water supply)
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Community (or stakeholder) profiles are a useful way of developing an understanding of the people in a geographical area or a specific community of interest. This understanding can assist in the development of a community engagement plan and influence who the key stakeholder groups are and how a project develops.
Developing a community profile involves identifying community issues and attitudes, locating notable features in the study area, and assessing social and economic conditions and trends in the community and region that have a bearing on the project. Preparing a community profile is often an iterative process.
A community profile may include information about the following: Demographic characteristics such as age, ethnicity, and number of immigrants. Social characteristics like educational attainment, income, language spoken at home, or poverty status. Crime.

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