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    Short and Long-

    Term Community
    Action Initiatives
    Barnayja, Carlo
    Palino, Ma. Erica Faye O.
    Macario, Warren
    01 Short-Term 03 Community Action of
    Community Action the 21st Century

    Community Actions
    02 Long- Term 04 in the Philippines and
    Community Action Glocbal Community
    Actions
    01
    Short-Term
    Community Action
    Characteristic and the Factors

    Resources Scope

    Budget Impact
    The Four Factors:

    Budget
    Short-term community action often requires less
    money, except in cases of emergency response
    during calamities where a larger amount of
    budget might be needed to help the devastated
    population.
    The Four Factors:

    Resources
    The resources required for the activity may
    depend on the type of service provided, but it
    generally takes less time to prepare and
    organize. The program or activity may also
    require specialized expertise in a particular field
    of practice.
    The Four Factors:

    Impact
    Short-term community action initiatives
    typically have a brief and limited
    impact. (example)
    However, there are also instances where
    short-term programs can create
    sustainable outcomes. (example)
    The Four Factors:

    Scope
    Short-term community activities occur within a
    specific issue area and at a specific time period.
    These types of activities typically focus on fewer
    goals; hence, the evaluation procedure requires
    less time. It does not require the establishment of
    long-term relationships with members and
    communities.
    02
    Long-Term
    Community Action
    Characteristic and the Factors

    Resources Scope

    Budget Impact
    Budget
    Funds may come from multiple sources. Funds
    are usually allocated in advance as part of the
    overall budget of the community programs for
    the year, in
    cases where funding comes from the
    government and organizations.
    Characteristic and the Factors

    Resources Scope

    Budget Impact
    Resources
    Long-term community action programs usually
    require a variety of resources to ensure the
    continuity of participation and maintenance.
    These resources may come in the form of
    volunteers, professionals, facilities, and
    materials for the implementation and monitoring
    of a project.
    Characteristic and the Factors

    Resources Scope

    Budget Impact
    Impact
    These types of initiatives create a larger impact
    on the organization and the community. Since
    organizations and communities commit for a
    longer period, the initiatives guarantee more
    sustainable, continuous, and consistent effects.
    Depending on the time frame and the objectives
    of the initiative, it may even benefit future
    generations.
    Characteristic and the Factors

    Resources Scope

    Budget Impact
    Scope
    Since the implementation is longer, the objectives of long-term
    initiatives tend to be more complex. Organizations may partner
    with communities to deal with not just one issue area but
    several interrelated ones. Due to the initiative’s wider scope,
    these programs may
    require active community participation and mobilization over
    the long term. They also provide more opportunities for
    community engagement.
    03
    Community
    Action in the
    21st Century
    Community actions
    Social Actions

    Capacity
    Building

    Community
    Education

    Community
    Outreach

    Community
    Organizing
    Social Actions
    Capacity
    Building
    These are group activities directed toward improving
    Community
    Education community conditions. This can be as simple as planting trees,
    doing coastal cleanups, and volunteering in an animal shelter,
    Community among other activities. Social actions can also be manifested in
    Outreach
    radical behaviors such as social activism.
    Community
    Organizing
    Social Actions
    Capacity Building

    Community These are initiatives that empower communities by


    Education
    strengthening their capabilities to overcome their
    Community challenges.
    Outreach

    Community
    Organizing
    Community Education
    Social Actions

    Capacity
    Building
    Related to capacity building, community education aims
    to provide knowledge and alternative learning to
    underprivileged populations such as street children,
    Community indigenous communities, out-of-school youth, and other
    Outreach communities with difficulties accessing quality
    education.
    Community
    Organizing
    Community
    Social Actions

    Capacity
    Building
    Outreach
    Community Outreach These are initiatives that promote
    human rights and programs that help the poor and
    Community
    Education marginalized have access to livelihood, health services,
    proper shelter, education, and other basic needs.
    Examples include conducting medical and dental
    missions to rural communities. In response to the social,
    Community
    economic, and political needs of communities,
    Organizing volunteers like students, employees, and organizations
    deliver different services in response to these needs.
    Community Organizing
    Social Actions

    Capacity
    Building
    Similar to social action, community organizing programs
    Community aim to change the current situation
    Education of a community. It aims to achieve a community with
    Community
    improved well-being and social conditions. Community
    Outreach organizing would require fostering partnerships and
    sustaining relationships with the community for long-
    term development programs.
    04
    Community Action
    in the Philippines
    and Global
    Community Action
    The social development projects

    Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan-


    Comprehensive and Integrated
    Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi- Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino (4P
    CIDSS)

    National Household
    Targeting System for
    Poverty Reduction (NHTS-
    PR)
    TOGETHER WITH DSWD

    National Non-Government
    People’s Civil Society
    government organizations
    organizations (POs)
    agencies (NGAs) (NGOs)

    Implements these projects, programs, and services to help eradicate


    poverty. Through these initiatives, disadvantaged individuals, families,
    and communities will have the chance to improve their quality of life.
    United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is an
    initiative of the UN that works with over 170 countries

    Their alliances with and the contributions from UN member states serve as their resource in
    implementing projects and programs. The following are just a few examples:

    ● Advocating for peace and ● Governance of natural


    ● Adaptation to climate
    security of nations resources
    change
    ● Developing anti-corruption ● Improving treatment access
    ● Capacity building of
    programs for HIV and Tuberculosis
    marginalized rural
    ● Waste management programs ● Strengthening local
    communities
    ● Disaster risk management and government units
    ● Sustainable energy project
    climate resilience ● Mainstreaming global
    ● Empowering the youth and environmental action
    women
    THANKS!
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