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Community Immersion: Universidad de Zamboanga
Community Immersion: Universidad de Zamboanga
Community Immersion: Universidad de Zamboanga
Graduate Studies
DE 317
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Community Immersion
You're an adult, walking through the shopping mall, when you see a bunch of
teenagers horsing around. You're amazed at their energy--or maybe, you're appalled
by some of their antics. You wish (for the hundredth time - you have kids of your
own) that you could channel that energy into something productive.
Or maybe you're a teenager, and a girl at school just committed suicide. She wasn't
a good friend of yours, but still--you feel really bad. You wonder what you could have
done, or if there were signs you just missed. You even look on the Internet for some
information on teen suicide, but you need more than facts. You want to find a way to
make sure that this doesn't happen again at your school. You know that some of your
friends feel the same way--but what can you all do?
Either as a concerned young person or an interested adult, one option open to you is
starting a youth organization. Organizations that are run by or for youth can offer a
lot to your community. Think of all of the organizations you already know about--
you've probably been involved in some yourself, at one time or another. There are
groups centred on almost every topic you can think of, with a huge variety of goals.
Here's a grab-bag of examples:
Boy Scouts
Soccer leagues
SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving)
A class that volunteers in the community
A teen advisory panel for a city-wide health organization
OBJECTIVES
The purpose of this project is for the youthful individual of Barangay
Lumbayao of Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay to have something that would uplift
their living and be able to help the community through simple yet elegant and
affordable decorating services.
TARGET BENEFICIARIES
IMPACT
Thousands of young entrepreneurs from 43 countries across the world took part in a
series of online and onsite dialogues as part of the Road to Lima 2015 activities. The
inclusion of youth in such an important process was possible thanks to the World
Bank Group and the Young Americas Business Trust (YABT).
During this global consultation, young entrepreneurs mentioned that they still face
challenges when starting their own businesses, such as access to funding, education
and trainings, better infrastructure, and networking opportunities.
However, young people did also share with us life-learning lessons as entrepreneurs
and explained us how entrepreneurship has evolved over the past years in their
home countries. Today, we are proud to share an overview of the #youthbiz global
campaign where 2 million young people across the globe were engaged.
The World Bank and YABT have worked together over the past months to provide a
global platform to voice young people´s recommendations and experiences through
their own stories about their opportunities; government programs; and
entrepreneurship philosophy.
20,000.00
ANALYSIS/CONCLUSION
Young entrepreneurs can more easily adapt to any kind of environment, age, and
culture. Young entrepreneurs have more energy, motivation, enthusiasm and
creativity. The younger you are, the better you are at tolerating risk. Young people
are also more resilient and are unlikely to give up until they reach their goal.
RECOMMENDATION
This small venture should be given a chance and budget by the Barangay Council of
Lumbayao for the youth to be more busy and for them to become independent in
their own little way.