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What is the primary goal of the empowerment principle in participatory planning?

AEnsuring that only government officials have decision-making power

BGiving community members real power to influence the outcome of plans

CLimiting the involvement of stakeholders in technical matters

DMaking decisions without public consultation

Answer:

B. Giving community members real power to influence the outcome of plans

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The principle of empowerment aims to give community members and stakeholders real power in the decision-making process. Their input is not just heard but has a significant impact on the outcome of the plans, ensuring that the process is democratic and inclusive.


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