Social Policy For Shared Societies - 982 Words

(163HS-233F-1: Social Policy for Shared Societies Fall 2016) (By Krishna Prasad Subedi, COEX Program) Reflection of Presentation 11/30/2016 Summary My presentation was based on my previous work experience where I worked as Program Coordinator. The name of the organization is Public Welfare Society Nepal (PWSN) which is located in a rural part of Nepal. Since its establishment in 1990, PWSN has been working in different fields such as health, education, brain drain, environment, agriculture, rural reconstruction, peace-building, community empowerment, and so forth. PWSN has been collaborating with several international organizations (INGOs) for a number of programs. PWSN is fascinating different professionals from different fields for new work. PWSN not only acts as planners but also implements of development plans at the local level. PWSN is helping with mobilizing the local resources to the development growth. This organization is supporting for building a self-reliant sustainable society. The best role of this organization is to mediate between the government and local people. PWSN is also playing an important role to redu ce ethnic conflict by launching rural community participatory programs. Organization and Work Since PWSN has launched the reconstruction and brain gain program, society is adapting to its physical environment. The brain gain program is developing natural and human resources to meet the need of local people. In the local level, organizationShow MoreRelatedAssess the Sociological Perspectives on Crime Prevention. [20 Marks]769 Words   |  4 PagesThe effectiveness of crime prevention strategies has increased in recent years and many sociologists believe that this is the result of society instilling tougher punishments upon its’ members. Despite this, there are many other approaches that attempt to reduce crime. However, they also have their limitations. 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