POLICIES TO ADVANCE SOCIAL INTEGRATION

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POLICIES TO ADVANCE SOCIAL INTEGRATION

• Susanna Helfer-Vogel

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POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION

• Poverty Pervasive cause of social disadvantage,
  
• Denies access to essential goods and activities
• Prevents acceptable standard of living
• Living in poverty Difficulty in searching
  opportunities educational, employment
  dependents, living in rural areas,and
  therefore...
• Degradation of living standards
• Increases risk of social exclusion

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Increase risk of exclusion

• Change household structure single providers
• Change in labor market qualifications, increased
  competition,
• Cultural factors role of family

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SOCIAL EXCLUSION

• Exclusion Access to human rights
• Basic services and economic resources
• Participation in social, political, cultural
  activities
• Causes
• Poverty
• Unemployment
• Gender issues
• Age
• Cultural and educational barriers
• Ethnicity
• Disability
• Migration, displacement
• Discrimination

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SOCIAL EXCLUSION

• Increases insecurity
• Produces deprivation
• education, health, nutrition
• employment
• Participation
• Cultural, leisure
• Housing

• Degradation of living standards
• Increasing risk of poverty
• Stigmatization and social isolation

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POVERTY / SOCIAL EXCLUSION
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UNEMPLOYMENT

• Prevails among the poor, less educated
• Limited qualifications and skills
• Changes household structure single parents (low
  education, multiple roles, requirements)
• Cultural and social factors gender, ethnicity
• disability, displacement.
• Discrimination
• Increases risk of
• poverty and exclusion
• Social isolation ---adverse effects--sources of
  information, support for search and job training

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CHALLENGE TO DEFEAT POVERTY AND INCREASING SOCIAL
INTEGRATION

• Requires
• A National Strategy positive vision of society
  without poverty and exclusion
• Concerted cross sector, human rights based
  approach
• Differentiated approach adapted for specific
  populations
• Integrated approach
• GOVERNMENT, PRIVATE
• LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, COMMUNITY
• VOLUNTARY, ACADEMY, SOCIETY
• INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

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INTEGRATED STRATEGY APPROACH SUPPORTING FAMILY
ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL SERVICES

• General National Policies revised, redirected
  and adapted for specific populations
• Measures to promote social inclusion woven into
  the mainstream public sector programs
• Integrated approach focusing on the family.

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INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR FAMILIES IN POVERTY AND
SOCIAL EXCLUSION
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IMPORTANT TO

• Recognize
• Look for them active way
• Know their needs
• Focalize Family
• Reform, increase or adapt service system
• Ensure Access State level support staff
• Rights and responsibilities
• Follow up each family
• Feed back

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