civic activity

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In contrast, civic activities for children, the aged, and the disadvantaged have been rapidly rising over the past decade.
Participation means civic activities, local government-initiated group activities, contact through national politicians, attendance at political meetings, and involvement in political campaigning.
Women register the high level of civic activities in the latter half of their thirties while men do in the former half of their forties.
In terms of time-budgeting, civic activities for neighborhoods and larger communities have been more or less constantly at a high level.
Of all age groups of men, those in their early forties participate most in civic activities.
Second, civic activities for social welfare facilities have been slowly rising over these years: 3.0 per cent in 1981 and 3.1 per cent in 1996.
Although the frequency of and time spent for such civic activities have apparently decreased somewhat, civic consciousness is to a large extent alive and well.
Civic apathy is not a modern predilection; nor have business elites wholly withdrawn from civic activities.
Perhaps there could be funding for civic activities and activities that increase public awareness of the political process, but not for overt campaigning at elections.
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