Group Hakunamatata

12nd July 2014

“Sustainable Communities”

Khim Sok Heng CambodiaKresnajaya Prasetia Pancakarsa IndonesiaAkari Bo MyanmarRoselle Lautrizo Martonito PhilippinesPham Phuong Hoa VietnamSirinard Chaiyalapo Thailand

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Presentation Outline

Definition of Sustainable Community Essential Factors that Make Community Sustainable Definition of Society with High Mobility The Relationship Between Sustainable Community and Society with

High Mobility Recommendations for Achieving Social and Environmental

Sustainability in a Society with High Mobility Conclusion

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Flow chart of Group Discussion

FIELD STUDIES•Nishi yodogawa

•Moku-moku Farm

•Toba

PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE

RESEARCH

LECTURE

OWN EXPERIENCES

GROUP STUDY•Sustainable Community

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Sustainable community is a transformational and resilient community that emphasizeseconomic, environmental, and social well-being of the community members, while takinginto consideration the well-being of other communities.

LONG-TERM BENEFITS

Sustainable Communities

Economic

Economic Security

Social

Secured and Harmonious

Healthy Community

Environmental

Eco-friendly

well-connected with other

communities

Definition of Sustainable Community4

Essential Qualities of Sustainable Communities

Economic

EnvironmentalSocial

S C

•Preventing waste such as water/air treatment , energy efficiency, renewable energy

•Secured

•Harmonious

•HealthyCommunities

•Stable income and resources

•Equal opportunity

•Reinvestment of local resources

•Strong and healthy competition

*Basic needs:

•Health care service•Education

•Human right

•Respect and preservation of local custom

•Harmonious living environment

•Physically & Mentally healthy

Toba Nishi-yodogawa

•Extended life cycle of product by recycling technology

•Eco-friendly

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Factors that make communities sustainable

SociallyResponsible

Business

Sustainable Communities

Inspiring and Effective

Leadership

Appropiate Technology

High Awareness

Quality Education

Wise Use of Natural and

Human Resources

Continous Community Involvement

and Commitment

Moku-Moku Farm

Suga Island

Efficient Management

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Society with High Mobility Definition

MobilityAbility to move or be moved freely and

easily

SocialMovement of individuals/groups

within social classes

EconomicMovement or change in income or

wealth status of individuals

Society with High Mobility- society with rapid social or economicmovement

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Relationship between Mobility and Sustainability

Sust

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bilit

y

Zone 1

Zone

2

Zone 3

Mobility

CASE 1

Low MobilityHigh Mobility

High Sustainability

Low Sustainability

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Positive effects enhance sustainability

Negative effects disrupt sustainability

The Case of Nishiyodogawa

Before pollution

Polluted era

Low MobilityHigh Mobility

High Sustainability

Low Sustainability

Nishiyodogawa now

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Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3

Economic Security FDI flowQuality of local products can be increased Widening income gapLabor exploitation Secured and Harmonious Society Enhanced professionalism and focus more on quality living Competency gapPeople are not treated fairly because of social status, age and incomeEnvironmental friendliness Increased awareness on environmental risks Too much pollutionWell-connected, mutual sharing toward regional regions Wider network

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Proposed Solutions toAchieve

Sustainability in Highly Mobile Society

Government Private Sector NGOs Individuals

Complement and Cooperation

Nishi-yodogawaCase

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Social and Environmental:

1.Reduce social and income gap - Job / part-time jobs fairs- Systematic mechanism: follow-up plan- Provided Capital reachability, savings, compulsory education - Progressive Taxation system

2. Promotion of equality- Public facilities accessible by all- Subsidize in necessary facilities: water/electricity Limited period- Organize the basic needs fairs with reasonable price- Promotion of Fair treatment : voting / expression the ideas- Cooperate with private sectors to prioritize the idea

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3. Prevent actions lead to global warming- Determination of laws and regulations :

(Measures for industry (EIA, tax incentive) / individual)

Strict punishment/ fines should be introduced

4. Media and social media used disseminate the news

Government

Prevent / minimize and control of pollutions

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Social and Environmental:

1.Corporate social responsibility (CSR)- Integral part of core business

2. Use of indigenous materials and local talents- To make the community be sustained.

3.Matching skills between companies and education centers market needs

4. Environmental and energy concern - Wisely use of resources- Comply with environmental laws and regulations

Private sector14

Social and Environmental:

1.Raising problem awareness and do advocacy2. Fix the gap in communities between government and private sectors3. Doing community visits : exchange knowledge4. Encourage local people to get involved

NGOs

Different experiences

and background

Government help!

Government help!

Hey! Company “X” ,Watch out!

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Individual Efforts

1. Be part of the solution, not the problem

2. Be Self-disciplined

3. Promote education

4. Respect human rights and dignity

Recommendations Using Stakeholders Approach16

Summary 1. Sustainable community is a transformational and resilient

community that emphasizes economic, environmental, andsocial well-being of the community members, while takinginto consideration the well-being of other communities.

2. Factors that make a community sustainable:a. Inspiring and Effective Leadershipb. Efficient Managementc. Appropiate Technologyd. Socially Responsible Businesse. High Awarenessf. Quality Educationg. Wise Use of Natural and Human Resourcesh. Continous Community Involvement and Commitment1.

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3. High mobile society has positive and negative impact to asustainable community

a. Sustainability is achiveable in highly mobile society when the condition of Human Resource, Living Standard, Communication, Virtuality, Security, Culture, Equality, Transportation is ready.

b. Sustainability may not be achiveable in highly mobile society when the local cultural and economic system cannot adapt with the new external factors such as innovative technology.

4. Highly mobile society can achieve social and environmentalsustainability when there is a close cooperation among all the stake holders with emphasis on awareness, responsibility and commitment.

Summary 18

What we have learned from Group StudyTeam Work and Creative Ideas Conflict

Management

Go beyond ourselves !!!

Bring out the BEST!!!!

FUN !!!

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