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What is the goal of development?
"Growth in per capita income in less developed countries"
Is economic growth necessary and/or sufficient?
Dudley Seers (1969): to be developed, growth needs to be reducing poverty and unemployment as well as decreasing economic equality.
Should we be focusing on relative or absolute poverty?
How should we look at poverty? Purely economically?
- e.g. MDGs?
Or should we take a multi-dimensional approach?
- e.g. Basic Needs Approach
Amartya Sen introduced the 'capability approach' to development
He believed that economic growth was only a means to an end
What ultimately matters is people's freedom: they should do what they value have reason to value.
"Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." (IISD)
Social equality
Bearable
Equitable
Environmental
Economic (self-sustaining)
Social (Addresses a particular
context / specific needs)
Sustainable
Economic Viability
Environmental
Protection
Viable
Which SDGs is your project addressing and why?
Discuss in your teams
Org
Projects proposed by community
Support small-scale sustainable development
Work with the community to achieve their long term development goals
We only select projects that are proposed and supported by the host community
We only select projects with a clear sustainability plan
We aim to maintain our volunteers' environmental awareness
We respect the privacy of people living in the communities where projects are carried out
All the money volunteers raise goes directly towards the project
Project
Have a look through project proposals
What makes your project sustainable? Why is it not voluntourism? How does it reflect ideas of partnership?
Global citizenship is the idea that all people have rights and civic responsibilities that come with being a member of the world, with whole-world philosophy and sensibilities, rather than as a citizen of a particular nation or place.
An important topic in a world that is polarizing between nationalism and globalism.
Pieterse, J.N. 2000. ‘After post-development.’ Third world quarterly 21: 2. Pp.175-191.
Radhika, D. 2012. Theories of Development in Haslam et al. eds.
Introduction to International Development: Approaches, Actors and Issues. Oxford University Press: Oxford.