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    Government Programs and

    Initiatives in Addressing
    Social Inequality
    Social Inequality

    Uneven opportunities and rewards for a


    diverse social positions or statuses
    within a group or society.
    National Inequality

    Economic and Political current circumstances.


    Economic policy is a national interest and it gives
    direction to the future. If national government
    fail to do its job effectively and candid way ... the
    equilibrium of the rich and the poor arises much.
    Global Inequality
    International equality refers to the idea of
    inequality between countries. This can
    be compared to global inequality which is
    inequality between people across countries. This
    may refer to economic differences between
    countries. As well as medical care and education
    differences.
    Factors that contribute to
    Social Inequality:
    Educational Attainment

    Inequality and Educational Attainment is


    evidence from many instances. The reality of Rich
    can get better education in an easy to way but
    poor hardly get their diploma.
    Wealth & Poverty
    Generally, a rise in income and wealth inequality
    reduces the purchasing power of middle- and low-
    income groups. From a macro- economic perspective,
    this triggers a redistribution away from households
    with a higher propensity to consume to households
    with a lower propensity to consume.
    Power

    Power in the context of Social inequality


    connotes economic, cultural and social positions.
    Thus, there's symbolic with is reputation and
    certain position in society.
    Gender Inequality
    Acknowledges that men and women are not
    equal and that gender affects an individual's
    living experience. These differences arise from
    distinctions in biology, psychology, and cultural
    norms. Some of these distinctions are empirically
    grounded while others appear to be socially
    constructed.
    Effects of Social Inequality
    to the Philippine Society
    Prejudice

    negative attitude towards the members


    of a particular group.
    Ethnocentrism

    is the belief that our own


    race or group is the best.
    Racism

    the thinking that one's own race is


    superior and has the right to control or
    direct others
    Discrimination

    an act of depriving minorities of equal


    treatment and are kept in a lower
    status by the dominant members of the
    society and the resistance of equality.
    Gender Discrimination
    Gender Inequality

    is the idea that men and women are not


    equal and that gender affects an
    individual's living experience.
    Status of Men and Women in the
    Global Context
    The Feminist Movement
    Gender Equality

    all human beings are free to develop


    personal abilities to make choices
    without the limitations set by strict
    gender roles.
    Gender Equity

    fairness and justice in the distribution


    of benefits and responsibilities of men
    and Women
    Gender Empowerment

    Women gaining power and control over


    their lives.
    Government Programs and
    Initiatives in Addressing
    Inequalities
    Local
    The Philippine Law

    R.A. 7610 or also known as Women and


    Children rights or This Act shall be
    known as the "Special Protection of
    Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and
    Discrimination Act.”
    Allowing Top Government Position to
    be handle by women
    Women nowadays taking top position
    both in private and government posts,
    former President Corazon Aquino and
    Former President Gloria Macapagal-
    Arroyo, not to Former Supreme Court
    Justice Maria Lourdes Serreno
    Anti-Bullying Act

    Republic Act Number 10627 dated 05,


    June 2013. Bullying shall refer to any
    severe or repeated use by one or more
    students of a written, verbal or
    electronic expression, or a physical act
    or gesture, or any combination thereof
    Equal Opportunity Employment
    Republic Act No. 10524 dated 23, July 1012. At least
    one per cent (1%) of all positions in all government
    agencies, offices or corporation shall be reserved
    for persons with disability; provided that private
    corporations with more than 100 employees are
    encouraged to reserve àt least one percent (1% of
    all positions for persons with disabilities
    Accessible Polling Places exclusively
    for persons withdisabilities and
    Senior Citizens.
    Republic Act No. 10336. Dated 23 July
    2012. The state shall ensure that
    persons with disabilities and senior
    citizens are able to exercise their right
    political participation without
    discrimination or restrictions
    Magna Carta for persons with
    disability
    Republic Act Number 7277, dated 24
    March 1992. This law provides for the
    rehabilitation, self-development and
    self-reliance of disabled persons and
    their integration into the mainstream of
    society and for other purposes.
    National
    National Proclamations
    UN international Day of Persons with Disabilities
    National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation
    Week
    National Autism Consciousness Week
    National commission on Disability Affairs
    Administrative and Executive Orders -
    Community based Rehabilitation for persons
    with disabilities. Executive Order No. 437,
    Poverty & Inequlity reducing
    programs
    1. 4Ps Conditional Cash Transfer to reduce
    inequalities in opportunities in education and
    reduce intergenerational poverty
    2. Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) as a
    to reduce poverty and inequality at the local level
    • The Philippines Conditional Cash Transfer Program:
    Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
    DepEd Child Protection

    1. The document outlines the Philippine Department


    of Education's Policies and Guidelines on
    protecting children in school from violence,
    exploitation, discrimination, bullying, neglect,
    abuse cruelty and other conditions prejudicial to
    their development.
    Global
    Global Inequality
    1. Global Inequality (relationships between states
    and non-state actors in the global community) -
    the financial systems of the world have
    developed unevenly, historically, such that the
    entire geographical regions were left stalled in
    poverty and illness.
    Ways to Reduce Global Inequalities

    1. Stop Other Labor Abuses


    2. Progressive Income Tax
    3. Open and Democratic Policy
    4. Universal Declaration Rigets
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