HBSE-TOPIC-3.pptx human behavior and social environment

hbse 3 human behavior and social environment

1. MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE AND APPROACHES TO SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

2. BASIC NEEDS APPROACH "THAT POVERTY ELIMINATION IS ALL TOO EASY.“ PROVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICES ALONG WITH ENTITLEMENTS TO THE POOR. A.K.A. TRADITIONAL APPROACH WHICH GENERALLY UNDERSTOOD AS DEFICIT MODEL WHICH FOCUSES ON THE COMMUNITY’S NEEDS, DEFICIENCIES, AND PROBLEMS.

3. RIGHTS BASED APPROACH HUMAN RIGHTS ARE THOSE BASIC STANDARDS WITHOUT WHICH PEOPLE CANNOT LIVE IN DIGNITY AS HUMAN BEINGS. CALLS FOR EXISTING COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO BE SHARED MORE EQUALLY. DUTY BEARERS AND RIGHT HOLDERS

4. HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES INDIVISIBILITY PARTICIPATION AND INCLUSION UNIVERSALITY AND INALIENABILITY ACCOUNTABILITY AND RULE OF LAW EQUALITY AND NON-DISCRIMINATION INTERDEPENDENCE AND INTERRELATEDNESS

5. CAPABILITY APPROACH THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK THAT ENTAILS TWO CORE NORMATIVE CLAIMS: FIRST, THE CLAIM THAT THE FREEDOM TO ACHIEVE WELL-BEING IS OF PRIMARY MORAL IMPORTANCE, AND SECOND, THAT FREEDOM TO ACHIEVE WELL-BEING IS TO BE UNDERSTOOD INTERMS OF PEOPLE'S CAPABILITIES, THAT IS, THEIR REAL OPPORTUNITIES TO DO AND BE WHAT THEY HAVE REASON TO VALUE .

6. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IT IS AN APPROACH THAT IS FOCUSED ON CREATING FAIR OPPORTUNITIES AND CHOICES FOR ALL PEOPLE . DEVELOPMENT AS FREEDOM BY AMARTYA SEN: “FREEDOM IS AT ONCE THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF ECONOMIC LIFE AND THE MOST EFFICIENT MEANS OF REALIZING GENERAL WELFARE.” Four pillars: Equity, Sustainability, Productivity, and Empowerment .

7. GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT GAD APPROACH FOCUSES ON THE SOCIALLY CONSTRUCTED BASIS OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN AND EMPHASIZES THE NEED TO CHALLENGE EXISTING GENDER ROLES AND RELATIONS. ITS APPROACH CONSISTS IN SYSTEMATICALLY TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE DIFFERENCES IN TERM OF CONDITIONS, SITUATIONS, CAPABILITIES AND NEEDS OF WOMEN AND MEN IN ALL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND ACTIONS IN ORDER TO SET UP A NEW EQUITABLE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND MEN, RESPECTING THE RIGHT AND ENSURING THEIR EQUAL, FULL AND COMPLETE PARTICIPATION AT ALL LEVELS. THE FINAL GOAL IS TO COME AN EQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT AND THEIR EMPOWERMENT.

8. OTHER IMPORTANT CONCEPTS OF GAD Gender Analysis Sex vs Gender Gender Equality Gender Equity Gender Division of Labor Gender Discrimination Gender Needs Gender Planning Gender Violence Gender Training

9. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND THEIR IMPACTS ON THE RE-CONCEPTUALIZATION OF DEVELOPMENT

10. WHAT IS SOCIAL MOVEMENT AN ORGANIZED EFFORT BY A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE TO BRING ABOUT OR IMPEDE SOCIAL CHANGE. ARE PURPOSEFUL, ORGANIZED GROUPS STRIVING TO WORK TOWARD A COMMON SOCIAL GOAL

11. TYPES OF SOCIAL MOVEMENT (ABERLE) REFORM MOVEMENTS – seek to change something specific about the social structure . REDEMPTIVE MOVEMENTS – are meaning seeking which aims to provoke inner change or spiritual growth in individuals . REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS – seeks to completely change every aspect of society . ALTERNATIVE MOVEMENTS – are focused on self-improvement and limited, specific changes to individual beliefs and behavior . RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS – seek to prevent or undo change to the social structure .

12. SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORIES SOCIAL MOVEMENTS ARISE AMONG PEOPLE WHO FEEL DEPRIVED. PEOPLE TEND TO COMPARE EACH OTHER WHICH RESULTS IN SENSE OF INJUSTICE AND SHALL BE THE ONSET OF SOCIAL MOVEMENT. DEPRIVATION THEORY

13. SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORIES RESOURCE MOBILIZATION THEORY EXPLAIN A MOVEMENT’S SUCCESS IN TERMS OF ITS ABILITY TO ACQUIRE RESOURCES AND MOBILIZE INDIVIDUALS TO ACHIEVE GOALS AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF POLITICAL OPPORTUNITIES.

14. SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORIES FRAME ANALYSIS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS MUST ACTIVELY ENGAGE IN REALIGNING COLLECTIVE SOCIAL FRAMES SO THAT THE MOVEMENT’S INTERESTS, IDEAS, VALUES, AND GOALS BECOME CONGRUENT WITH THOSE OF POTENTIAL MEMBERS.

15. SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORIES NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORY LIKE THE PEACE AND DISARMAMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND FEMINIST MOVEMENTS FOCUS ON GOALS OF AUTONOMY, IDENTITY, SELF-REALIZATION, AND QUALITY-OF-LIFE ISSUES.

16. Let’s try to look at how social movement is applied at every sector …

17. Is the largest alliance of organizations and agencies pushing for children’s rights legislation in the Philippines. Since its formal launch in 2007, CRN has ushered the passage of 7 child rights laws, including the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2007 and the Children in Emergencies Act of 2016 . Est . in United Kingdom in 1919 that works hard to help children gain access to quality education and health services, support them in times of great need, and protect them from risks and harm . AUN agency that provides children access to education, clean water, healthcare, and protection against violence, abuse and exploitation whether this means working on the ground with communities or influencing laws and policies that protect children’s rights .

18. Uses various forms of protests including strikes to fight for higher wages, an end to contractual employment, against illegal retrenchment, and for the trade- union rights . Katipunan ng Manggagawang Pilipino/Trade Union Council of the Philippines is a prime mover in protecting the rights and advancing the interests of workers in a just and humane society . AUN agency that aims to promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue on work-related issues .

19. Urban Poor Associates works with the urban poor communities and its stakeholders to attain land tenure, housing and basic services including jobs, health and education . Works with local partners and communities to fight injustice, respond to humanitarian emergencies, campaign for change, and help people claim the services and rights they are entitled to .

20. Kapisanan ng mga Kamag-anak ng Migranteng Manggagawang Pilipino, Inc.empowers Overseas Filipino Workers and their families through integrated programs and services such as organizing, advocacy, campaign, gender responsiveness and partnership projects . Focuses on migrant workers and social entrepreneurship in the Philippines, pioneered the approach of directing migrants‘ savings into business and enterprise development in some of the poorest areas of the Philippines . Envisions a truly sovereign and democratic Philippine society where labor migration is just an, and not the, only option, and where overseas Filipino women and men enjoy the respect of peoples in other societies within the context of a just and egalitarian global order .

21. Is a licensed and registered independent non-profit organization that strives to enhance the lives of persons with disabilities . Envisions a sustainable and economically viable social enterprise providing continuous holistic development to persons with disability and an organization that adheres to the protection and rehabilitation of the environment Promote the rights of persons with disabilities across the United Nations‘ efforts to advance human rights and sustainable development. It supports organizations of persons with disabilities to hold their governments to account and advocate for change locally, nationally and internationally .

22. KALIPUNAN NG MGA KATUTUBONG MAMAMAYAN SA PILIPINAS (KAMP ) – is the national alliance of indigenous peoples organizations in the Philippines. Formed in 1987 by blood pact or Sandugo , KAMP represents the aspirations of indigenous peoples in the Philippines .

23. TYPES OF FEMINISM LIBERAL RADICAL MARXIST ECO-FEMINISM CULTURAL