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Nancy
Moses
Bella
Obinna
Okpara
Abimbola
Uchenna
Rami
Rachel
Daniel

1).The problem we have chosen is displacement.
Why ? Affecting financially, psychologically, health and welbeing
The main victims can be anyone and everyone.
Affects crime rate, over-population,formulating minority groups, strain on resources(international ) minority groups.
Forced to flee - war, politics,natural disasters.

2).Solution- Government support/financial, social policies improved, NGO cooperation.

3). Possible activities
Individual -Safety prioritisation, provision and support of basic needs
Group-Reorientation  in their new country, education.
Policy level- Help to integrate them into society.
International level- Support from global organisations

4.) Leadership and other challenges
Who- Politicians and NGos.
How- Governments and global organisations
Challenges- Agreement of policies, resources
Tackle challenges - Working torwards one goal,justice

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World Habitat DayGroup C - 3rd Year of international social work program Jamal Hima    Faith Charles      Abdirizak Ali HusseinDisaster and HomelessnessIdeas discussed: WarWhy it is a problem?  Separates people, leaving homes by forces. Spread death and destruction.Who are the main victims/vulnerable groups? Children, older people. women. Weak peopleHow does the problem affect the society – nationally and internationally?War affects all aspects of life and the most important negative consequences are internal and external migration and its negative effects such as poverty diseases low level of education.Possible Solutions and Activities•	Individual level addressing peace -understanding the other people,•	Group/Community level   •	stop excluding people groups. spread democracy, human rights Promote ideas of peace, justice and equalityPreventing the proliferation of arms of all kindsSpreading sufficient awareness about wars and their devastating and disastrous dimensions.Encourage democratic governments.Encourage democratic governments  Promote the peaceful transfer of powerSupporting developing countries to invest their resources and wealth to develop their countries. 

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World Habitat DayGroup C - 3rd Year of international social work program Jamal Hima    Faith Charles      Abdirizak Ali HusseinDisaster and HomelessnessIdeas discussed: WarWhy it is a problem?  Separates people, leaving homes by forces. Spread death and destruction.Who are the main victims/vulnerable groups? Children, older people. women. Weak peopleHow does the problem affect the society – nationally and internationally?War affects all aspects of life and the most important negative consequences are internal and external migration and its negative effects such as poverty diseases low level of education.Possible Solutions and Activities•	Individual level addressing peace -understanding the other people,•	Group/Community level   •	stop excluding people groups. spread democracy, human rights Promote ideas of peace, justice and equalityPreventing the proliferation of arms of all kindsSpreading sufficient awareness about wars and their devastating and disastrous dimensions.Encourage democratic governments.Encourage democratic governments  Promote the peaceful transfer of powerSupporting developing countries to invest their resources and wealth to develop their countries. 

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Group C
Jamal Hima

Faith Charles

Abdirizak Ali Hussein

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(First set of notes got lost while uploading to padlet; these are a few points of what was discussed)

- We discussed governance and political issues

- People in power act for financial gain instead of welfare

- This keeps systems of oppression in place

- Environmental disasters can be created by the people in power

- This creates waves of immigration, saturating economic systems

- Poorer people are affected

- Empowering individuals and community to become less reliant on governmental assistance

- Supporting through meeting basic needs of the population at first, investing in education afterwards

- Not treating the government as an enemy, but as a structure to be turned to whenever possible

- Social workers acting as bridges between people affected and the resources in hand

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Group F :
Olivia Ahlin

Esther Wairimu Mburu Bohman

Malvine Munhuweyi

Isabella Wassberg Demetriou

Lisa Watters

Ana Gabriela Guillen Rivarola

Martin Wiberg

Water is life, we depend on water.

Climate, Drought, Deforestation, scarcity, animal produce, growing crops.

Problems: Migration, competition, conflicts, war, pollution, industry, privatization of social commodities, how we use water, how we see water or relate to it.

Solutions: Management of water. Change in mindset and behaviour (lifestyle). Awareness in actions, sharing knowledge. Taxes on water for corporations. Criminalize privatization of social commodoties. Giving water resources human rights, a juridical person. Corporate social responsibility.

Models to follow, role models.

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GROUP C

Chinenye Ijeboi
Fenja Engelmann
Andreas Nerstrom
Jonna Nyfors
Abdirizak Ali
Mohamed sheriff
Favour oyegun
Emelie Williams
Chinyere Flora Open
Faith Charles
JAMAL Hima
Abigail Tilahun

PROBLEM: War

REASON and cause: loss of life, people die, society is broken apart

Vulnerable populations: women, children, elderly, disabled

Addressing problem: stop social exclusion, spread of democracy and human rights, preventative measures, population satisfaction has to increased, reducing arms trade

On different levels: organize, accept each others opinions, support people that spread democracy and human rights, be active in community

Who's supposed to be the leader: not one people, different parts of society need to work together, prevent someone or a group from gaining too much power

How to structure: structure on local level, decentralize

Challenges: MONEY, different ideologies

Tackle challenges: (idealistic maybe) tax the rich, don't involve economy in politics too much

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Group A
Hundessa
Melony
Lida
Matthew
Emma
Alimatu
Abu Bakar
Helena

The problem is:

In Sweden, you need a legitimate identification to access anything including a job.

Vulnerable groups:

Children, disabled, elderly

Polarized:

No address-can’t go to school, which causes exclusion. May use illegal means to survive. Youth would be mostly affected as this sets the standard of how the rest of a young persons life would be lead.

Solution:

Depends on the physical location. A western country historically has more money and therefore more opportunity to help.

Depends on the culture, non western cultures may have other means of helping others, such as acting as a community network or a social net. They can support you in house even if they have very little means.

Organized/improved/changed:

Structure of the system-politics-government, etc

Community outreach, speaking to the affected directly. Ask them what they need, then help them to maintain it to your best ability.

In Sweden, the system is antiquated. It was built for a homogeneous society and many of the issues then does not relate to a heavy influx of foreign immigrants and refugees.

Those with mental health issues are especially disadvantaged and interventions need to be in place in order to help them thrive.

More awareness of the frailty of life situations where mental health is involved and emergency concrete plans need to be in place.

Not everyone wants to be helped. What do you do then?

Awareness of how to get help needs to be easily accessed. Those that need it can reach out when they are ready and able.

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Group B:
Problem we choose is War

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Nancy
Moses
Bella
Obinna
Okpara
Abimbola
Uchenna
Rami
Rachel
Daniel

1).The problem we have chosen is displacement.
Why ? Affecting financially, psychologically, health and welbeing
The main victims can be anyone and everyone.
Affects crime rate, over-population,formulating minority groups, strain on resources(international ) minority groups.
Forced to flee - war, politics,natural disasters.

2).Solution- Government support/financial, social policies improved, NGO cooperation.

3). Possible activities
Individual -Safety prioritisation, provision and support of basic needs
Group-Reorientation  in their new country, education.
Policy level- Help to integrate them into society.
International level- Support from global organisations

4.) Leadership and other challenges
Who- Politicians and NGos.
How- Governments and global organisations
Challenges- Agreement of policies, resources
Tackle challenges - Working torwards one goal,justice

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We’ll discuss governance/political issues relating to disaster and homelessness

- People in power work for profit instead of welfare
- They want the individuals to adapt instead of creating an integrative system
- Economic development is considered more important than quality of life or people’s needs or environmental stability
- Natural resources are being exploited to the benefit of a small group of people, who are usually in charge of the politics
- Poor people are most affected
- People are forced to become refugees
- The nation’s economy is affected as well; the nation’s riches doesn’t circulate beyond the most privileged groups

Possible solutions:
- Empowering the people to take charge of their interests
- prioritizing the interests of the people
- developing community bonds

Activities:
- Education
- Access to basic resources
- Implementing opportunities

- Working with the individual seeps into the community level and the other way around as well
- Collaborating with the government itself whenever possible

- The people themselves should take leadership in these efforts
- The solutions have to come from those who live with the problems
- Social workers work as bridges between the people and the resources in hand

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Names:
- Joakim Appelgren
- Kirsi Mutshipule
- Chioma Eziaku Onoh
- Amira Maria Pavlovic
- Suhad Said Mohamed
- Tiina Susanna Riipinen
- Festus Chucks Chuckman
- Mythily Logeswaran Olsson
-  Amuluche Nnamdi pius
- Nadia Lindén

The problem we've chosen:
Government inefficiency

Why: Negligence is a large factor.

Who: The most vulnerable are minorities, undocumented individuals, those who don't have a voice and elders/children

How: There is the issue of forced migration and individuals turning to criminality. An increase in conflict. Additionally, the negligence of human rights.

Possible solutions

How: By having effective intervention strategies, national and global policies. As well as getting people to vote and to be more into politics

What needs to be organised/improved:
Policies need to be improved and changed. More collaboration between the different levels of society.

Possible activities
Individual: Make their own voice heard. Social workers can do that by empowering people and educating people of their rights.

Policy: Stated above

International: Stated above (global policies)

Who should take leadership:

Individual: The individuals themselves to take the initiative to make their voices heard and stand up for their rights. Being aware.

Group/community:
Social Workers

Following through on the actions:
By taking everyones opinions and perspectives into consideration. As well as having the active participation of members of all levels.

challenges: Difference in opinions between the different levels. This could also include different cultural practices.