Building trust with your community starts with yourself by observing the right values and ethics of community research. 

FGDs give the researcher important input on the topics relevant to the community, plotting the needs of the community develops the opinions and views of the people into workable models that can be acted on and solved with political will. 

It is well known that Haribon has had extensive experience in its community efforts and has since created a multisectoral model that has had a good track record based on their numerous successful and sustainable engagements through the years

Community leaders should always hear both sides of every story and try to keep abreast of latest developments. 

Conviction - Be clear with your intention and be sensitive to the mores, ethics, and values in the community. 

Networks - Who will you tap to make your project a reality? 

Input - These are the projects implemented with the use of the resources tapped. 

Outcome - These are the benefits your stakeholders have gained from the project. 

Clarity - Be clear with your intention and be sensitive to the mores, ethics, and values in the community

A specific plan of action (SPOA) should be used to concretize the plans into working models or improvement tasks.