Semester IV Compulsory Papers :

Paper SW20: Management of Development Organizations Paper SW 21: Human Rights and So ial Wor! Pra ti e Paper SW 22: So ial Poli " Paper SW 2#: $ield Wor! Pra ti um

Elective Papers : Any One Paper from the available Electives

Paper SW 2%&a': Rural (ommunit" Development) Paper SW 2% &*': So ial Wor! +ith the ,lderl" Paper SW 2% & ': ,nvironment and So ial Wor! Paper SW 2% &d': H-./0-DS and So ial Wor! Pra ti e

Elective Papers : Any One Paper from the available Electives

Paper SW 21 &a': So ial Wor! and Disaster Management Paper SW 21 &*': (onfli t Mitigation and Pea e 2uilding Paper SW 21 & ': 3ender and Development Paper SW 21 &d': (ounselling 4heor" and Pra ti e Paper SW 21 &e': Dissertation

SW 20: MANAGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATIONS OBJECTIVES: Understand the nature and context of development organizations as civil society initiatives Develop skills in planning and management of civil society organizations Understand contemporary development discourses and suitable strategies

COURSE CONTENTS: Unit I: Basic Concepts Development organizations as civil society organisations, Peoples organisation and various forms- Voluntary Organizations/Non Governmental Organizations - Societies, Cooperatives, Trusts, Trade unions; Voluntary Action: Ideological basis of voluntary organization; Changing context of voluntary organizations Government policies for voluntary sector: NGO-Government interface; Globalization and development organizations
4ransparen "5 a ounta*ilit" and legitima " of the 63O se tor

Unit II: Organizational Structure and Management

Organisational planning: .ision5 mission5 goals5 development of ore strategies and o*7e tives $ormation of an organisation: Relevant 8egislations9 So iet":s registration a t5 (ompanies a t5 Pu*li 4rust 0 t5 (ooperative 0 t5 -n ome ta; &1205 <0 3' Shop and (ommer ial ,sta*lishment 0 t) Sustaina*ilit": -nstitutional and pro7e t5 liaison and net+or!ing= 3overnment5 63O and (orporate partnership

Unit III: Project Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation

Approaches to planning, monitoring and evaluation; Project model approach, Project Cycle approach, Logical Framework Analysis, micro planning, comprehensive strategic planning
Pro7e t Preparation > Prin iples and Steps in pro7e t preparation5 6eed 0ssessment5 Surve"= PR0/P80 e;er ises9 So ial impa t assessment5 So ial and -nstitutional anal"sis and assessment5 Sta!eholder 0nal"sis Pro7e t 0ppraisal9So ial5 4e hni al and $inan ial 0nal"sis5 Pro7e t Monitoring and Parti ipator" Monitoring and feed*a ! loop5 Models of ,valuation9,valuation Design and out ome mapping

Unit IV: Building of uman !esources

HR Poli ies and pra ti es: Re ruitment5 Sele tion and indu tion5 ompensation Human Resour e Planning and (areer Planning in .oluntar" organisations Development of Human resour es: (apa it" 2uilding5 4raining and (ommuni ation and leadership Organisational (ulture

Development5

Unit V: !esource "obili#ation and Office "anagement Resour e mo*ilization: -nternal and e;ternal resour es5 $und raising > prin iples5 sour es methods and impli ations= $oreign funding > appli ation5 pro edure and $(R0 $inan ial Management: 2udgeting5 a ounting and auditing5 maintenan e of re ords Pu*li it" and pu*li relations Offi e management: re ord !eeping5 do umentation and filing5 up!eep and ergonomi s Core !eadings

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63Os in the (hanging S enario) 6e+ Delhi: Bppal Pu*lishing House) 3rassroots Organizations) 4housand Oa!s5 (0: Sage) 0 3uide 2oo! for Strengthening .oluntar" Organizations) 3hazia*ad: 3ram 6i"o7an @endra) Strategi Planning for Pu*li and 6onprofit Organizations: 0 3uide to Strengthening and Sustaining Organizational 0 hievement) Cosse"92ass) Human Resour es Management for Pu*li 6onprofit Organizations) Cosse"92ass) Management Development Organizations5 6e+ Delhi5 S03, and and

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P"nes5 C),)

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Pada!i5 .) ? .az5 M) Sidel5 M) ? Daman5 -) 2rod"5 R)

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Philanthrop" and 8a+ in South 0sia5 6e+ Delhi: 0PP(

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Dadra+ala5 6)H) 6etting5 $),)5 ? O:(onnor5 M)@)

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4he 0rt of Su essful $und Raising5 6e+ Delhi: (0P Organization Pra ti e: 0 So ial Wor!erEs 3uide to Bnderstanding Human Servi es) 0ll"n ? 2a on)

SW 21: HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE OBJECTIVES:

Bnderstand the onte;t of Human Rights and the emergen e of rights *ased perspe tive in so ial +or! pra ti e 0ppl" human rights frame+or! for understanding issues and on erns affe ting so iet" Develop !no+ledge and s!ills reFuired in +or!ing for a 7ust so iet" Develop appropriate attitudes and ommitment reFuired to +or! for a 7ust and eFuita*le so iet"

COU!$E CO%&E%&$:

Unit I: uman !ights '&heoretical Orientation

(on ept and histori al onte;t of Human Rights 4heories and philosoph" of human rights: Politi al s"stems and Paradigms -ndian (onstitution: $undamental rights and duties

Unit II: Human Rights Declarations, Treaties and Conventions

4he Bniversal De laration of Human Rights5 1A%< -nternational (ovenant on (ivil and Politi al Right -nternational (ovenant on , onomi 5 So ial and (ultural Right De laration on the Rights of the (hild and (onvention on the Rights of the (hild De laration on the ,limination of all forms of intoleran e and of dis rimination *ased on religion or *elief

Unit III: Human Rights in the Indian context

Human Rights 9 on ern and evolution in -ndia Human rights and vulnera*le onstituen ies &(hildren5 Women5 Minorities5 -ndigenous population5 Refugees5 Dalits5 Persons +ith disa*ilit"5 Slum d+ellers' Human right issues under glo*alization 9 4rade and 8a*our= Development5 Hunger5 Povert"5 Migrant +or!ers and 8a*our rights) Mapping onfli t zones and human right violations in ontemporar" -ndia

Unit IV: Human Rights and Protection Systems

3lo*al s"stems: the Bnited 6ations5 -nternational Human Rights -nstruments (ovenants and Proto ols B6(HR 1A%< and su*seFuent developments 6ational Human Rights (ommission and its role -nternational human rights agen ies: 0mnest" -nternational5 Human Rights Wat h 6on97udi ial enfor ement of Human Rights &Human Rights Monitoring and Reporting5 Humanitarian intervention'5 (ase la+s

Unit V: Human Rights and Social Work

(ode of ethi s of so ial +or! and prote tion of human rights ,mpo+erment and eman ipator" approa hes to so ial +or! pra ti e Human rights perspe tive in so ial +or! pra ti e: ethni sensitive pra ti e5 feminist pra ti e5 so ial +or! +ith diverse groups So ial +or! pra ti e +ith vi tims of human rights violations= Human rights a tivism and ivil so iet" initiatives in -ndia 9 PB(8 and PBDR

Core !eadings

1)

6aseema5 ()

2002

Human Rights ,du ation: (on eptual and Pedagogi al aspe ts5 6e+ Delhi: @anish!a Pu*lishing House) $undamental Rights in 0 tion) 6e+ Delhi: -ndian So ial -nstitute 4he Right to Development: 0 primer5 (entre for Development of Human Rights5 6e+ Delhi: Sage Pu*li ations) -nhuman Rights: 4he Western S"stem and 3lo*al Human Rights 0*use5 3oa: 4he Other -ndia Press) Human Rights and So ial Wor!: 4o+ards Rights9*ased Pra ti e) B@: (am*ridge Bniversit" Press So ial Wor! and Human Rights: 0 $oundation for Poli " and Pra ti e5 6e+ Ior!: (olum*ia Bniversit" press) Human Rights in -ndia) 6e+ Delhi: .istaar Pu*li ations

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Mathe+5 P)D)

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(entre for Development of Human Rights Pereira5 W)

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Human Rights in -ndia > Histori al5 So ial and Politi al Perspe tives5 Delhi: O;ford Bniversit" Press) 4he $uture of Human Rights5 6e+ Delhi: O;ford Bniversit" press) Human Rights 0 tivism and Role of 63O:s5 Delhi: Ra7at Pu*li ations)

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2a;i5 B)

2002

10)

(handra5 0)

2000

SW 22: SOCIAL POLICY

OB(EC&IVE$: Develop an understanding of the nature of so ial poli " in the ultural /so ial politi al5 e onomi onte;t) 0 Fuire !no+ledge of poli " anal"sis and poli " formulation pro esses Develop riti al insights into the +or!ing of poli ies9identif"ing on eptual and operational la unae) ,;amine intervention strategies and their appli ation to +ider situations9 stud" *est pra ti es in poli " intervention)

COURSE CONTENTS: Unit I: Introduction to Social Policy Social Policy: Concept, goals, scope and context Social policy domain: Welfare State- Social Welfare, Welfare Services, Social Services, and Human Rights Indias colonial past and Indian constitutional provisions, political parties-manifesto and policy goals Ideologies-state formations, shifts and radical departures, influences, values and principles (social justice, equality, Rights, respect for diversity)

Unit II: Social Policy Development and Implementation Approaches to social policy: Welfare, development and rights based approach to social policy Models of social policy and applicability to Indian State-change of governments and policy departures/changes Elements of policy climate: Political environment, Neo liberal climate; Supra national bodies and globalization; Advocacy, research, Judicial activism, lobbies and pressure groups, social movements. Policy Formulation: Determinants and steps, state, government-process, critique. Social Planning: Concept and scope; Planning as an instrument of social policy; structures and processes and institutional mechanisms; decentralization and devolution practices; levels of planning: local/regional/state/national; participatory processes; convergence/divergence of service delivery mechanisms and processes; Overview of Five Year Plans.

Unit III: Policy Analysis- Conceptual and Methodological Issues Approaches and tools -Political economy, Gender analysis/Gender budgeting, diversity and uniformity; thematic vs. analytical approaches; Human Rights approaches

Policy evaluation based on components like values, principles, purposes and implementation, operation and practice, results and outcome, Process elements, stake holder analysis, participatory evaluation Policy analysis-OBJECTIVES :, thrusts, intended outcome

Unit IV: Policy Analysis - Illustrations Development Policies: Analysis of OBJECTIVES/allocations and budgetary expenditures with respect to policy, schemes and programmes of poverty alleviation, education, health and population and Forest policies, rural and urban community development. Welfare Policies: Analysis of OBJECTIVES/allocations and budgetary expenditures with respect to policy, schemes and programmes pertaining to disabled, SC/ ST, and minorities.

Unit V: Policy Interventions Approaches and Strategies

Need and scope of social work intervention

Resear h and 0dvo a " approa hes >Strategies and a tion9 identifi ation of issues and sta!e holders in poli "= strateg" formulation= ase illustrations5 evaluation of the strateg" and impa t Pu*li Hearing/2al Pan ha"at/Pani Pan ha"at -nterest 3roups

Core Readings

1)

Hill5 M)

200#

Bnderstanding So ial Poli " Hth ,dition) O;ford: 2la !+ell Pu*lishing) Rethin!ing So ial Poli ") 8ondon: Open Bniversit" Press in asso iation +ith Sage Pu*li ations Bnsettling Welfare: 4he Re onstru tion of So ial Poli ") 8ondon: Routledge/4he Open Bniversit")

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3ail5 8)5 Sharon5 3) ? (lar!e5 C) &ed)' Hughes5 3) ? 8e+is5 3) &eds)'

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8angan5 M) &ed)'

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Razavi5 S)

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3endered Povert" and Well92eing) Pu*lishers

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0l o !5 P)5 ,rs!ine5 0) ? Ma"5 M) &eds)' Dra!e5 R)$)

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4he Student:s (ompanion to So ial Poli ") O;ford: 2la !+ell /So ial Poli " 0sso iation) 4he Prin iples of So ial Poli ") 6e+ Ior!: Palgrave)

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2001

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Weimer) D)8) ? .ining5 0)R)

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Poli " 0nal"sis: (on epts and Pra ti e) 6e+ Cerse": Prenti e Hall)

Hudson5 C ? 8o+e5 S)

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Bnderstand the Poli " Pro ess) 6e+Delhi: Ra+at Pu*li ations)

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Denn" David White5 H)2)

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So ial Poli " and So ial Wor!) O;ford: (larendon Press -llfare in -ndia) 6e+ Delhi: Sage Pu*li ations

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Electives: Any one from SW 24 and one from SW 24

SW 24 (a): RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
OB(EC&IVE$:

Bnderstand so ial stru ture5 so ial relations and institutions in rural ommunities Develop sensitivit"5 ommitment5 and s!ills to influen e riti al issues in rural ommunities Bnderstand the poli ies5 programmes and approa hes of rural ommunit" development

COU!$E CO%&E%&$:

U%I& I: Understanding !ural Communities

Rural ommunities: -ssues of identit" and diversit" D"nami s of the rural so iet": (aste5 lass 54ri*e and gender relations= po+er5 onfli t and ontrol 0grarian relations and land reforms Migration: nature5 pattern and impli ations

UNIT II: Rural Poor: Contemporary Issues and Concerns

Stru tural ineFualit" and rural povert" 9 land o+nership/entitlements and alienation5 inde*tedness -ssues of livelihood and food se urit" -ssues of a essi*ilit"5 availa*ilit" and afforda*ilit" of *asi servi es Rural emplo"ment: pro*lems and prospe ts (ommon propert" resour es and impli ations for the poor

U%I& III: !ural Community .evelopment

Rural ommunit" development: (on ept5 nature5 philosoph" and histori al onte;t 0pproa hes to rural ommunit" development

Developing and strengthening (ommunit" 2ased Organizations

U%I& IV: Community .evelopment Policies and Planning

Poli " instruments for rural development: 6ational poli " on agri ulture5 $orest poli " Demo rati de entralization and empo+erment: D"nami s and fun tioning of Pan ha"ati Ra7 Rural mi ro level planning5 4ools5 approa hes and t"pes Rural development in $ive Iear Plans

U%I& V: Community .evelopment Programmes

Mi ro redit initiatives and mi ro enterprise development Povert" alleviation programmes (ooperative so ieties in rural development (ivil so iet" initiatives: 2est pra ti es

Core !eadings

1)

,llis5 $)

2000

Rural 8ivelihoods and Diversit" in Developing (ountries) O;ford: O;ford Bniversit" Press) Reasons for Su ess: 8earning from -nstru tive ,;perien es in Rural Development) 6e+ Delhi: .istaar Pu*li ations)

2)

Bphoff5 6)5 Milton5 ,)C)5 ? @rishna5 0)

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@rishna5 0)5 Bphoff5 6)5 ? Milton5 ,)C) &eds'

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Reasons for Hope: -nstru tive ,;perien es in Rural Development) 6e+ Delhi: .istaar Pu*li ations)

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De*rer"5 2)5 ? @aushi!5 P)D) &eds'

2001

,nergising Rural Development through JPan ha"ats:) 6e+ Delhi: 0 ademi $oundation)

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(houdhar"5 R)() ? Durgaprasad5 P)

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2asi Rural -nfrastru tures and Servi e for -mproved Kualit" of 8ife5 .ol -) H"dera*ad: 6ational -nstitute of Rural Development) Rural Development: Putting the 8ast $irst) 8ondon: 8ongman) 4he S,W0 Manual > 2: Rural Development 2anas @antha and @ut h ,;perien e) 6e+ Delhi: Sage Pu*li ations) 4he .illage in 0sia Revisited) Delhi: O;ford Bniversit" of Press)

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(ham*ers5 R)

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2reman5 C)5 @loos5 P)5 ? Saith5 0)

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0marendra

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Povert"5 Rural Development and Pu*li Poli ") 6e+ Delhi: Deep ? Deep Pu*li ation) Methodolog" for Parti ipator" 0ssessment +ith (ommunities5 -nstitutions and Poli " Ma!ers: Water and Sanitation Programme) 4he World 2an!5 Washington D) ()5 BS0) $ift" Iears of Rural Development in -ndia) Retrospe t and Prospe t5 .ol --) H"dera*ad: 6ational -nstitute of Rural Development)

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Da"al5 R) Wi7!5 .)()5 ? Mu!her7ee5 6)

2000

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(houdhar"5 R)() ? Ra7a!utt"5 S)

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SW 24(b): SOCIAL WORK WITH THE ELDERLY OBJECTIVES:

Develop theoreti al and pra ti al understanding of gerontologi al issues 3ain insight into the emerging needs and pro*lems of older persons vis9L9vis servi es /programmes for the elderl") Develop riti al understanding of the poli ies and programmes for older persons at the national and international levels) Bnderstand the relevan e and nature of so ial +or! interventions for the elderl" in the ontemporar" so ial situation)

COU!$E CO%&E%&$:

Unit I: Understanding Old Age

Definition of old age &developmental5 *iologi al5 so ial5 ps" hologi al and ultural perspe tive' Demograph" of the 0geing in -ndia and impli ations of 3re"ing of the Population Ps" hologi al and so iologi al theories of ageing (hanging roles5 po+er and status of older persons

Unit II: Needs and Problems of Older Persons

(hanging famil" norms and emerging pro*lems of older persons: Relationship +ith aregivers) Ps" hologi al5 so ial5 and ph"si al needs and pro*lems of older persons Mental health onseFuen es of ageing: 0n;iet"5 depression5 sui ide tenden ies and dementia Rights of older persons against negle t5 a*use5 violen e and a*andonment

Unit III: Policy, Programmes and Initiatives

6ational and -nternational on erns: 6ational Poli " for older persons 1AAA and international resolutions Welfare programmes/s hemes for the elderl" espe iall" +omen and the marginalized (ivil so iet" response: Role of 63Os and ommunit" groups So ial se urit" measures)

Unit IV: Strategies for Active and Healthy Ageing

0 tive and Health" 0geing: -ntervention in improving +ell *eing and Fualit" of life Ps" hoso ial servi es for promotion of a tive 0ging: ounselling and guidan e servi es for preparation of old age5 lifest"le management and retirement plan programme5 grief ounselling (aring for the elderl": -ssues and pro*lems fa ed *" the famil" $amil" -nterventions and so ial support strategies (reating favora*le/safe environment for the ageing population: Raising famil"/ ommunit"/ hildren a+areness a*out ageing and death5 role of media

Unit V: Social Work Intervention

Home/$amil" *ased servi es5 emergen " response s"stems: Helpline5 peer ounselling) (ommunit" servi es: multi servi e da" are entres5 information and referral servi es)

Self help/support groups of the elderl" as +ell as are givers) -nstitutional servi es for the elderl": -nterventions for enhan ing +ell *eing of the institutionalized elderl" So ial +or! interventions in Hospi e and palliative are

Core Readings
1) 2ali5 0)P) &ed)' 1AAA Bnderstanding 3re"ing People of -ndia) 6e+ Delhi: -nter -ndia Pu*li ation) Hand*oo! of 0ging and So ial S ien e) 6e+ Ior!: 0 ademi Press) Hand*oo! of the Ps" holog" of 0ging &1th ed)') San Diego: 0 ademi Press

2)

2insto !5 R)H)5 ? 3eorge5 8)@)

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2irren5 C),)5 ? S haie5 @)W) &eds)'5

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Hareven5 4)@) 0dams5 @)C) &eds)'

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0ging and 8ife (ourse 4ransitions: 0n -nterdis iplinar" Perspe tive) 6e+ Ior!: 3uilford Press)

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Ramamurthi5 P).)5 Camuna5 D) &eds)' Ra7an5 S)-)5 Mishra5 B)S)5 Sarma5 P)S) &eds)'

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Hand*oo! of -ndian 3erontolog") 6e+ Delhi: Serial Pu*li ation) -ndia:s ,lderl": 2urden or (hallenge5 6e+ Delhi: Sage Pu*li ations)

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Desai5 M)5 Siva5 R) &eds)'

2000

3erontologi al So ial Wor! in -ndia: Some -ssues and Perspe tives5 Delhi: 2)R) Pu*lishing (orporation)

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@rishnan5 P)5 ? Mahadevan5 @) &eds)'

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4he ,lderl" Population in Developed and Developing World: Poli ies5 Pro*lems and Perspe tives) Delhi: 2)R) Pu*lishing (orporation) So ial Wor! +ith Old People) 4he Ma millan Press 8td) 3erontologi al So ial Wor! Pra ti e: -ssues5 (hallenges5 and Potential) Ha+orth So ial Wor!

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Marshall5 M) (o;5 ,)O)5 @el hner5 ,)S)5 ? (hapin5 R)@)

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SW 24 (c): ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL WORK

OB(EC&IVE$:

3ain insight a*out environmental pro*lems and hallenges in the glo*al and national onte;t) Develop riti al understanding of environmental poli ies5 legislations and programmes) Bnderstand the strategies and approa hes of environment management Develop s!ills of so ial +or! intervention in the prote tion and promotion of the environment)

COURSE CONTENTS: Unit I: Basic Concepts and Interlinkages

-nterlin!ages *et+een , olog" and ,nvironment ,nvironmental Sustaina*ilit": -mpli ations for livelihood se urit" and ommunit" +ell9*eing ,nvironmental degradation: (auses and onseFuen es= differential impa t on +omen5 poor5 marginalized groups and indigenous populations) ,nvironment in the human rights perspe tive)

Unit II: Interface between Development and Environment

-nterfa e *et+een environment and development) Sustaina*le development: (on ept5 potentialities and hallenges= 6orth > South perspe tives) Politi s of , olog": Dominant development paradigm and glo*al impli ations -mpa t of neoli*eralism on environment and environmental 7usti e

Unit III: State of the Environment and Environmental Concerns

3lo*al environmental issues and on erns) State of -ndia:s land5 +ater5 air5 forests and +ildlife resour es and environmental pro*lems pertaining to them) ,nvironmental pro*lems arising from unplanned ur*an gro+th and developmental pro7e ts)

Unit IV: Protection and Promotion of the Environment

-ntrodu tion to approa hes of environmental onservation 9 Deep e olog"5 , o feminism5 , o So ialism5 ,nvironmental Custi e= -ndigenous approa hes &3andhian approa h5 ,thnoe olog"')

(onstitutional provisions5 poli ies and legislative frame+or! pertaining to environment prote tion in -ndia) -mportant -nternational treaties and onventions on environment= 0n outline) -mportant programmes of environmental onservation in -ndia) (o9management of environment *" -ndigenous people and other sta!eholders= mainstreaming gender in natural resour e management and onservation)

Unit V: Environmental Movements and Interventions

,nvironmental movements: t"polog" and ideologies: anal"sis of sele t movements Role of ivil so iet" organizations in environmental a tion= some ase illustrations) So ial +or! intervention in the management5 prote tion and promotion of the environment) ,nvironmental edu ation and a+areness

Core !eadings

1)

Temoshok, L.

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Ps" hoso ial Perspe tives on 0-DS: ,tiolog"5 Prevention5 and 4reatment) 6e+ Cerse": 8) ,rl*aum) Responding to 0-DS: Ps" hoso ial -nitiatives) Silver Spring5 MD: 6ational 0sso iation of So ial Wor!ers Proto ol for the -dentifi ation of Dis rimination against People 8iving +ith H-.) 2est Pra ti e (olle tion) 3eneva: B60-DS) -nnovative 0pproa hes to H-. Prevention: Sele ted (ase Studies) 2est Pra ti e (olle tion) 3eneva: B60-DS) H-./0-DS and Human Rights 9 -nternational 3uidelines) 3eneva: Bnited 6ations) Wor!ing +ith Women and 0-DS: Medi al5 So ial and (ounselling -ssues) 6e+ Ior!: 4avisto ! Routledge)

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Leukefeld, C.G. & Fimbres. M. (eds.).

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B60-DS/WHO

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2ur"5 C)5 Morrison5 .) ? M 8a hlan5 S)

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Douglas, A. &

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Aronstein, D.M. and Thompson, B.J.

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OB(EC&IVE$:

Bnderstand H-./0-DS pandemi as a health and development issue Bnderstand the so ial dimension of H-./0-DS and learn to deal +ith its onseFuen es in the *est interest of People 8iving +ith H-./0-DS &P8H0' 8earn different prevention strategies for general population as +ell as people at higher ris! of H-. infe tion 8earn so ial +or! profession:s response to H-./0-DS and P8H0

COU!$E CO%&E%&$:

U%I& I: $ocial .imension of IV2AI.$

4he pandemi of H-./0-DS: e;tent of the pro*lem5 routes of transmission5 nature and progression of the disease (hanging demographi s of age5 lass5 gender and ethni it" of H-./0-DS pandemi H-./0-DS as a development issue: MD3 plan of a tion for ontrol of H-./0-DS Stigma5 pre7udi e and dis rimination fa ed *" P8H0 and their famil" mem*ers

U%I& II: Prevention $trategies

Behaviour change communication for safer se; pra ti es among spe ial populations Prevention strategies and programmes for the general population5 in o upational and rape9related e;posure and parent to hild transmission 4argeted -nterventions among high9ris! groups li!e people in same se; relationships5

in7e ting drug users5 hemophilia s5 se; +or!ers5 tru ! drivers5 transgendered people et )

U%I& III: Care and $upport for P3 A

(urrent and e;perimental treatments/proto ols &0R4/H00R4' and ad7un tive therapies5 ontrol and treatment of opportunisti infe tions5 issues impa ting treatment options (ommunit" *ased H-./0-DS (are and Support for P8H0 3reater -nvolvement of people +ith 0-DS &3-P0' and P8H0 6et+or!s: 63O response and net+or! of positive people) 3-P0 Models (omponents of omprehensive are: ps" hoso ial support5 nutritional and health are support5 palliative are5 are and support of orphans

U%I& IV: IV2AI.$ and Policy Issues

Politi s of 0-DS: histori al a ount of government5 agen " and ommunit" responses Human rights and legal issues in H-./0-DS 60(O and State 0-DS (ontrol So ieties5 63O -nterventions: (ase studies 6ational 0-DS prevention and ontrol poli "

U%I& V: IV2AI.$ and $ocial )or- Interventions

S!ills and te hniFues of pre and post test ounselling (risis intervention and grief ounselling of the survivors espe iall" spouse and hildren Wor!ing +ith families of the affe ted persons &spouses5 hildren5 parents et )' 0dvo a "5 ommunit" mo*ilization5 lo**" efforts and net+or!ing +ith 0-DS Servi e Organizations &0SO' So ial Wor! Manifesto on H-./0-DS &-$SW': a (ase Stud" ,thi s in so ial +or! pra ti e +ith P8H0

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1)

Temoshok, L.

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Leukefeld, C.G. & Fimbres. M. (eds.).

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SW 25 (a): SOCIAL WORK AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT

OB(EC&IVE$ :

Develop understanding of disasters and disaster management 0 Fuire a riti al perspe tive of the poli " frame+or!5 institutional stru tures and programmes for disaster management in -ndia Bnderstand the pro ess and te hniFues of empo+ering ommunities in disaster

preparedness and mitigation 8earn the nature and s ope of ps" hoso ial are in disaster management

COU!$E CO%&E%&$ :

Unit I: Conceptual ,rame5or-: .isaster Vulnerability and !is-

Disaster related on epts and definitions: Hazard5 Ris!5 .ulnera*ilit" and Disaster= different forms of 6atural and Manmade Disasters -mpa t of disasters: Ph"si al5 e onomi 5 politi al5 ps" hoso ial5 e ologi al5 and others= developmental aspe ts of disasters) .ulnera*ilit": $a tors enhan ing vulnera*ilit" to natural and man9made disasters= regional vulnera*ilit"= vulnera*le groups and ommunities) Hazard5 Ris! and vulnera*ilit" assessment +ith spe ial emphasis on parti ipator" tools and te hniFues)

Unit II: Disaster Management Initiatives

Disaster Management (" le and its omponents= paradigmati shift in disaster management= -ntegration of disaster management and development planning 3lo*al issues and initiatives9 World (onferen e on Disaster Redu tion &2001'5 H"ogo $rame+or! for 0 tion &2001911') Disaster Management Poli " and programmes in -ndia= 6ational Disaster Management $rame+or!) 6ational 3uidelines on Ps" hoso ial support and mental health servi es in disasters) 0dministrative and institutional stru ture for disaster management= 4e hno9legal frame+or!) Sta!eholder parti ipation in disaster management)

Unit III: Community Interventions

-nformation5 ,du ation and (ommuni ation in disaster management) (apa it" *uilding of ommunities +ith spe ial emphasis on vulnera*le ommunities/groups) (ommunit" 2ased Disaster Preparedness &(2DP' and Management &(2DM'9 (omponents= preparation of (2DP plan5 ommunit" *ased ris! management and response plans= *uilding disaster resilient ommunities) (ommunit" parti ipation in managing and mitigating disasters)

Unit IV: Post .isaster Interventions

(oordinating sear h and res ue= relief mo*ilization and management= eva uation and amp management (ontingen " planning and risis management Rapid health assessment and emergen " health management Restoration and reha*ilitation interventions5 livelihood se urit" and so ial 7usti e on erns in disaster re over" and re onstru tion (ompensation and related issues in disaster management

Unit V: Psychosocial Care of $urvivors

Mental health onseFuen es of disaster: grief rea tions5 post9traumati stress disorders Prin iples and te hniFues of ps" hoso ial are in post disaster situations Spe ifi ps" hoso ial needs of vulnera*le groups li!e hildren5 +omen5 older persons and persons +ith disa*ilit" Post trauma are and ounseling in luding grief ounseling +ith survivors5 Mass atharsis Management and aring of areers So ial are of orphans5 disa*led and those fa ing destitution

Core !eadings

1)

Sahni5 P)5 Dhame7a5 0)5 ? Medur"5 B)

2001

Disaster Mitigation: ,;perien es and Refle tions) 6e+ Delhi: Prenti e Hall of -ndia Pvt) 8td)

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Singh5 S)@)5 @undu5 S)5 ? Singh5 S)

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Ps" hologi al De*riefing: 4heor"5 Pra ti e and ,viden e) (am*ridge: (am*ridge Bniversit" Press)

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Du*en!o5 W)6)5 ? (apozzoli5 C) &eds)'

2002

(hildren and Disasters: 0 Pra ti al 3uide to Healing and Re over") O;ford Bniversit" Press) Disasters5 ,nvironment and Development &Pro eedings of -nternational 3eographi al Bnion Seminar) 6e+ Delhi: 00 2al!ema/ Rotterdam/2roo!efield) Pro eedings of (0P0R4 Wor!shop on Strengthening of (ommunit" Parti ipation in Disaster Redu tion) 6e+ Delhi) Disaster Management: 0 Disaster ManagerEs Hand*oo!) Manila: 0sian Development 2an!)

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OB(EC&IVE$ :

Bnderstand situations of onfli t5 violen e and onfli t zones from a ross the +orld 8earn to intervene from earl" +arning to post9 onfli t re onstru tion and restoration

COU!$E CO%&E%&$ :

Unit I: Understanding Conflict

Definitions and ontents of onfli t 9 understanding on epts of violen e5 non9 violen e5 riot5 feud5 re*ellion5 geno ide5 and pogrom Sour es and auses of so ial5 e onomi and politi al onfli t (onfli t as so ial pro ess 9 e onomi s of onfli t5 relevan e of onfli t for so ial +or! 6ationalism and ethni onfli t > Su*9national and autonom" movements

Unit II: Conflict Analysis

-nstan es of inter and intra9state onfli t9identit"/rights/ laims over land5 +ater et ) Stages of onfli t5 a tors involved > timing5 targets5 setting (onfli t audit9steps5 pro esses and impli ations

Unit III: Conflict in .iverse and Plural $ocieties

(hara teristi s of divided so ieties and deep9rooted onfli ts 9 -nstan es of ommunal/ethni / aste/ra ial onfli t from -ndia and other onfli t sites from a ross the glo*e 0reas and people in onfli t9 ases from 3lo*al South and 3lo*al 6orth5 the politi al e onom" of onfli t9role of hegemoni states

Unit IV: Post'conflict Peace Building

Politi al5 e onomi 5 so ial hallenges 9 steps and pro esses Mapping entr" points and engagement +ith ommunit" and the State (onfli t indu ed trauma and so ial +or! interventions Re onstru tion and Re*uilding in onfli t9torn so ieties

Unit V: Analy#ing Peace Building Efforts and $trategies

Pea e 2uilding at the ,lite 8evel: 4he role of state and its ritiFue Development and onfli t 9 evaluating and assessing development as +arning for pea e5 ivil so iet" response5 role of organizations su h as B6O in promoting pea e et ) So ial anal"sis for pea e and development Models and illustration on onfli t mitigation and pea e *uilding from9Sri 8an!a5 -ndia5 6orthern -reland5 2osnia9Herzegovina5 (he hn"a et > state and ivil so iet" Pea e *uilding through movement9 8o ating +omen in Pea e Movement5 indigenous a tors in Pea e 2uilding

Core !eadings

8edera h5 C5P)

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2uilding Pea e: Sustaina*le Re on iliation in Divided So ieties) Washington D(: Bnited Sates

-nstitute of Pea e) Weiner5 I) &ed)' 1AA< 4he Hand*oo! of -nterethni (oe;isten e) 6e+ Ior!: (ontinuum) @eeping the Pea e98asting Solutions to ,thni (onfli t5 2altimore5 4he Cohn Hop!ins Bniversit" Press Modern Hatreds94he S"m*oli Politi s of ,thni War) -tha a: (ornell Bniversit" Press) Demo ra " in Plural So ieties) 6e+ Haven: Iale Bniversit" Press) 4he 0ge of ,;tremes) 6e+ Ior!: .intage 2oo!s)

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Bnderstand the so ial onstru tion of gender Develop gender perspe tives in anal"zing so ial realities Bnderstand gender and development approa hes and strategies +ith spe ifi referen e to -ndia)

COU!$E CO%&E%&$ :

Unit I: Conceptuali#ing 6ender

3ender as a so ial onstru t 3ender identit"5 eFuit"5 dis rimination Patriar h" 9 So ial stru ture and so ial institutions $eminism: Ma7or feminist thoughts

Unit II: 6ender Perspectives in .evelopment

Women:s movement in national and international onte;t: -deologies &-WM'= Women

in anti9 olonial struggles5 +omen in so ial movements 9 4elangana5 4e*haga5 6a;al*ari5 (hip!o5 620 Paradigm shift from +elfare to rights *ased approa h: Histori al onte;t and relevant international onferen es 3ender approa hes to development: Pra ti al and Strategi 3ender 6eeds5 W-D5 W0D5 30D 3ender anal"sis tools and models: 3ender *udgeting5 3ender Development -nde;5 3ender ,mpo+erment Measure5 Human Povert" -nde;

Unit III: 6ender Ine7uality

,;pressions of 3ender disparit": ,du ation5 health5 propert"5 emplo"ment and livelihood5 de ision ma!ing5 feminisation of povert" 3ender *ased violen e: 4heoreti al perspe tives Manifestations of gender *ased violen e: Domesti violen e5 traffi !ing in +omen and hildren5 rape5 se; sele tive a*ortion5 female infanti ide5 hild marriage

Unit IV: 6ender "ainstreaming

Gender mainstreaming as an approach to gender parity Principles, strategies and tools of mainstreaming State and civil society initiatives: UNO, Millennium Development Goals Changing institutional response -- Case studies of best practices and critique Advocacy and capacity building strategies for promoting gender parity

Unit V: Policies and "echanisms

(onstitutional and legislative safeguards Poli ies and plans +ith gender fo us -nstitutional me hanisms: 6ational (ommission for Women5 Rashtri"a Mahila @osh5 (rime 0gainst Women (ell5 $amil" (ourt5 $amil" (ounselling (entres and (risis intervention (entres

Core Readings

1.

Aggarwal, B.(ed.)

1988

Structure of Patriarchy. New Delhi: Kali for Wom

2. 3.

Dube, L. & Palriwala, R. (eds.) Gandhi, N. & Shah, N. Goonesekere, S. (ed.) Kumar, R.

1990 1993

Structures and Strategies: Women, and Family. New Delhi: Sage. Issues at Stake: Theory and Practice in the Contemporary Womens Movement in India. New Delhi: Kali for women. Violence, Law and Womens Rights in South Asia. New Delhi: Sage Publications. History of Doing: An Illustrated Account of Movement for Womens Rights and Feminism in India 1800-1990. New Delhi: Kali for Women. Gender Planning and Development Theory and Practice. London: Routledge. Where Women are Leaders. New Delhi: Sage publications. Women and Development: The Indian Experience. New Delhi: Sage Publications. Indian Women Through the Ages: A Historical Survey of the Position of Women and the Institutions of Marriage and Family in India from Remote Antiquity to the Present Day Violence Against Women: New Movements and New Theories in India. New Delhi: Kali for Women.

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2004 1993

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Moser, C. Rose, K. Seth, M. Thomas, T

1993 1992 2001 1964

10.

Omvedt, G.

1990

$) *8 0d1: COU%$E33I%6 & EO!9 A%. P!AC&ICE

OB(EC&IVE$ :

Bnderstand the nature and goals of ounselling as a helping pro ess Bnderstand the theoreti al *ase underl"ing ounselling pra ti e 8earn to appl" ounselling s!ills +hile +or!ing +ith lients in various settings Develop attitudes and in ul ate values that enhan e investment of self in the ounsellor:s role)

COU!$E CO%&E%&$ :

U%I& I: ,oundations of Counselling

(ounselling as a helping pro ess: Meaning5 nature and goals) Philosophi *ases of ounselling Prin iples of (ounselling 0ppli ation of ounselling in so ial +or! pra ti e) 3roup and individual ounselling)

U%I& II: Approaches to Counselling

Ps" hoanal"ti ounselling (lient9 entred ounselling 4ransa tional anal"sis (ognitive *ehaviour therap"

U%I& III: Counselling &echni7ues and Procedures

Prin iples of ounselling intervie+ 4he ounselling relationship: Relationship as the medium of fa ilitating hange S!ills and 4e hniFues of ounselling Phases of ounselling 4ermination of ounselling: -ndi ations and ontraindi ation5 and the pro ess

U%I& IV: &he Counsellor as a &herapeutic Person

Kualities of an effe tive ounsellor (ounsellor:s roles and fun tions in the ounselling pro ess Self9a+areness and its pla e in ounselling: 2eliefs5 attitudes5 and value orientations ,thi al -ssues: ode of ethi s for ounsellors Professional *urnout: (auses and remedies

U%I& V: Counselling Practice in .ifferent $ettings

(risis ounselling: theor"5 methods and te hniFues of risis intervention

Marriage and $amil" ounselling: 4e hniFues and pro ess 0l oholism (ounselling: Motivational -ntervention for so*riet" H-./0-DS ounselling: pre and post9test ounselling5 grief ounselling (ounselling of hildren: developmental needs and age9related issues= Spe ial pro*lems of ph"si al and se;ual a*use5 and su*stan e a*use

Core !eadings

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(ore"5 3)

2001

4heor" and Pra ti e of (ounselling Ps" hotherap") (alifornia: 2roo!s/(ole)

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