Beyond the EU: DORA and NIS 2 Directive's Global Impact
Q3-Lesson-7-PPT.pptx
1. Lesson # 7
Understanding Local Networks in
Connection to the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals of 2030:
Goal no. 11 Sustainable Cities and
Communities
2. What is Local Network?
Is a group of people whom we
interact daily and it happens
each time we take an interest in
a school, get together, visit
from religious gathering, chat
with our neighbors, and
interface with companions on
the web
3. Layers of Relationship in different social Systems
Household/Family
Barangay/Village
State
Global network
Local network
4. Households
• It is the smallest unit
of social relationship
• Extended Family
• Nuclear Family
6. • reciprocity, loyalty support and
interdependence among family
members
• kanya-kanya syndrome (inciting envy
and competitiveness among family
members), dependency, loss of
privacy and over protective
parenting
7. Barangay
• It is the smallest administrative
unit in the Philippines
8. kinship- is a natural organizing system
• Sharing food
• Lending money
• Sponsoring education of relatives
• Providing jobs for neighbors
• Repairing a house
9. • Political
• Patron client reciprocal ties
• Social issues of the state are also the
problems in the local networks
Poverty
Inequality
Illegal drugs
corruption
Editor's Notes
Good day students mow let us discuss lesson 3# 7 which is titled, Understanding Local Networks in Connection to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals of 2030: Goal no. 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
a network is made up of interacting groups of people. it has many layers.
these connections extend from family and kin, friends, former classmates, and co-workers in the village. it can further expand to include the friends of your friends.
As shown in the diagram are the four levels of social system: Household/family,barangay/village, country, and global networks.
Local networks subsumes social interaction within the family and barangay. Although, the illustration shows that the country and global networks are found outside local networks, it is important to note that national or global issues affect the community.
The starting point of a local network is the relationship between two individual which is the fundamental support base of any society
In connection to goal 11 of UNSDG 2030, where each layer in the social system is responsible in making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.
Extended Family – is a household composed of two or more families that share the same roof, while others build houses in one compound
Extended family members grandparents, aunts, uncles and other relatives who live nearby or in one household
Nuclear family compose of a couple and their dependents known as the basic social unit
Household is a rich source of social analysis where a local network can draw different resources (material, social intellectual and cultural
Fictive-is a concept in a extended family member who are not related by blood or marriage Ex: chosen kin, god parents, adopted children and close family friend
This kind of family allows members of household to get involve in family affairs and family issues that require collective decisions
Strong family ties allow reciprocity or mutual dependence and exchange of privileges,
loyalty support and interdependence among family members
Too much family ties can generate kanya-kanya syndrome where the following are obeserve (inciting envy and competitiveness among family members), dependency, loss of privacy and over protective parenting
A local network is made up of interdependent household relationships within a village known as barangay
It is the smallest administrative unit in the Philippines, but as a social system higher than the household
Barangay council exerts political authority over problems involving barangay members
kinship- is a natural organizing system. It is a close connection mark by community interest, relatedness either by blood or marriage or adoption
In rural areas, families usually live close to each other. This sense of community ties within a barangay allows people to feel the obligation to help their neighbors who are in
Political partisan- is a behavior demonstrated when community members have kinship or personal ties with political family members
Patron client reciprocal ties continues to characterized relations between tenants and those landlords. It becomes useful during election period, where many land owners become political leaders
Local networks do not work independently from the wider social networks, the community’s knowledge and experience can inform policy makers and state leaders on what policies need to be created and how those policies should be implemented
