Grassroots Mobilization is a form of community-based political engagement that originates from and is driven by local populations rather than external elites or centralized institutions, characterized by its bottom-up organization and reliance on indigenous leadership and participatory action to effect social or political change.
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International Institute for Environment and Development, United Kingdom
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Bloomington, United States
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Vancouver, Canada
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