Course Content
Rural and Community development
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Community
Difference between Society and Community
Concept of community development
Elements of community development
Indicators of community development
Type of community development program
Three models of Community development
Value and guiding principle of community development
Rural development
Objectives of rural development
Mechanism of rural development
Development Challenges in Nepal
Concept of development, sustainable development
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Development
Are there any similarities in Change and the development?
Theories of development
Materials and non materials approaches to Development
Measuring development
Development characteristics as a process
Development characteristics as a quality of life (QoL)
Approach of development
Difference between Relief/welfare , Reform based and Right based approach
Major features of developmental approach practiced in Nepal
Sustainable development
Cultural and Social heritage and dilemma in the rural development
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Heritage
Cultural heritage
Social heritage
Difference between culture and heritage
Challenge for social heritage
Decentralization for development: definition, strategy and current status of decentralization in Nepal
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Decentralization
Forms of administrative decentralization
Forms of market decentralization
Importance of decentralization
Limitations of decentralization
Decentralization practice in Nepal
Current major characteristics of decentralization practice of Nepal
Issues of decentralized efforts of Nepal
Gender issues and policies for targeted and untargeted beneficiaries, holistic and isolated approach
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Equality
Women and gender related provision and policy in Nepal
Beijing Platform for Action (BPFA)
National policy and program related to gender mainstreaming
GoN’s act, rule and regulation in favors of women
Gender analysis, gender sensitive planning, gender mainstreaming in development
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Gender analysis
Format for gender analysis
Type of Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) Tools
Gender analysis tools
Gender analysis framework
Social exclusion
Gender Mainstreaming
Principle of gender mainstreaming
An introduction to gender concept gender segregation stratification, discrimination and equity
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Differences between sex and gender
Gender roles
Types of gender roles
Gender role: model of role segregation and role integration
Differences between Practical and Strategic gender need
Gender stratification
Gender discrimination
Gender Equity
Gender Equality
Interrelation of migration, gender situation, poverty reduction and development
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Migration, foreign employment and remittance
Theoretical perspective of migration and foreign employment
Major contributing factors of foreign employment
Gendered movements: causes and impacts
Gender issues of migration
Gender discrimination and norms regarding the migration
Modernization, Modern Society, Relative deprivation and human poverty
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Modernization
Change Process of modernization of society
Relative deprivation
Poverty and human poverty
Types of poverty
Type A Poverty
Type B Poverty
Type C Poverty
Human Poverty
Participatory planning process
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Introduction
Principle of participatory planning
Purpose of participatory planning
Major Portfolio Component of Participatory Planning in Social Mobilization Activities
Stages of participatory planning
Prerequisites to Enter in to Second Stage of Social Mobilization
General understanding of its importance
Identification of opportunities and Planning
Fundamental question for planning process
Strategy setting
Steps of Strategy setting
Social Mobilization and good governance
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Introduction
Elements of good governance
Characteristics of good governance
Poverty and Poverty alleviation, SARC declaration on Poverty Elimination
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Types of Poverty Lines
Types of Poverty
A new approach of poverty alleviation
Poverty in SAARC country
The magnitudes of poverty in the SAARC region
Critical Problem that compounds the economic, Social and Political Consequences
Social Mobilization As a brand and collective efforts
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Introduction
Important attributes possessed by a person involve in social mobilization
Implementation model in the process of social mobilization
Person in Social mobilization
Stages of social mobilization
Frequently asked question of social mobilization (FAQs)
Social Mobilization: Definition, Meaning, Cycle, Stage and Dialogue
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Introduction
Social Mobilization as a tool for poverty alleviation
3 Mantras of Social Mobilization
Program package of social mobilization
Transformational and transactional approach of social mobilization
Assumption of social mobilization
How social mobilization a dynamic process?
Approach of implementation of social mobilization
Process of institutional development
Challenges in the implementation of social mobilization
Social Problem and their Solution
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Introduction
Objective & subjective elements of Social Problems
Origin and Concept of WID and GAD
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WID ( Women In Development)
GAD (Gender and Development)
Difference between Women in development and Gender and Development
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Principle of gender mainstreaming

  1. Prioritizing gender equality:
  • This concept of gender equality is not limited to formal equality
  • It includes as well equality de facto, which is a more holistic approach to gender policy in order to tackle the interconnected causes that create an unequal relation between the sexes in all areas of life.

 

  1. Incorporating gender into politics and decision making:
  • There must be evidence that the mainstream political agenda has been reoriented by rethinking and rearticulating policy ends and means from a gender perspective.

 

  1. Shifts in institutional culture:
  • A shift in policy process means that the process “is reorganized so that ordinary actors know how to incorporate a gender perspective”
  • A shift in policy mechanism involves (a) the adoption of horizontal cooperation on gender issues across all policy areas, levels, and departments; and (b) the use of appropriate policy tools and techniques to integrate the gender variable in all policies
  • The range of policy actors participating in the policy-making process is broadened to include, apart from policy-makers and civil servants, gender experts and civil society.
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