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Community Social Data Strategy (CSDS) Canadian Council on Social Development
The Community Social Data Strategy is a new and exciting project through which municipalities and community-based organizations can access and analyze detailed research findings from Statistics Canada cost effectively. It is an initiative of the Canadian Council on Social Development in partnership with Statistics Canada.

The Community Social Data Strategy was created to raise awareness within the municipal and non-profit sectors about the potential uses of research data to better understand the social and economic trends within their communities. The Strategy will also help organizations share both the costs and the benefits of this vital information. To this end, the three core purposes of the Community Social Data Strategy are to:
• Purchase and facilitate access to social data
• Train organizations to analyze and process social data
• Communicate and disseminate the results as widely as possible
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