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Citizenship In Action (Economic Development And The Environment)

Akopọ

Government policy and international agreements set the framework for economic development and environmental protection, but individual citizens are not just spectators inside that framework. What people buy, which campaigns they support, and which charities they give time or money to, all feed back into how development actually happens on the ground.

In this lesson you will look specifically at economic and environmental citizenship action: ethical purchasing, boycotts and buycotts, campaigning and lobbying on development and environmental issues, community enterprise, and the distinct roles that charities, NGOs, schools and international organisations play in improving access to education in developing countries.

Awọn Afojusun

  1. Ways in which citizens in some countries can assist the development of other societies, including volunteering, campaigning, lobbying politicians for change, ethical purchasing
  2. Educating others about law-making obstacles in some countries; rights and freedoms of people affected by development processes; environmental issues affected by global change
  3. Understanding the importance of charities and NGOs in raising awareness and campaigning for global development
  4. Understanding the work of schools, charities, NGOs, and international organisations in support of improved access to, and quality of, education in developing countries

Akọ̀wé Ẹ̀kọ́

Governments and international organisations set trade rules, sign environmental agreements and fund development assistance, but they respond, in part, to what citizens demand and what citizens are willing to pay for. A single consumer switching to a fair trade product changes almost nothing on its own; millions of consumers making the same choice can shift what retailers stock, what brands compete on, and eventually what standards become normal across an entire industry. Citizenship action works through this kind of accumulation, not through any single act being decisive by itself.

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  1. A deliberate refusal to buy from a company, to pressure a change in its behaviour, is known as a: A) Buycott B) Boycott C) Subsidy D) Tariff Answer: B
  2. A community enterprise differs from a purely profit-driven business mainly because it: A) Never makes a profit B) Reinvests most profit into the local community C) Is owned entirely by an international organisation D) Cannot sell goods internationally Answer: B
  3. Which of the following best describes lobbying? A) Organising a public petition B) Directly approaching politicians to argue for a policy change C) Refusing to buy a product D) Donating money to a charity Answer: B
  4. Which organisation type is most likely to coordinate a large-scale education programme across many countries at once? A) A single local NGO B) An individual school C) A large international organisation such as UNICEF D) A single family Answer: C
  5. A campaign encouraging consumers to specifically seek out and buy fair trade products is best described as a: A) Boycott B) Buycott C) Tariff D) Subsidy Answer: B

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