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Advocacy involves influencing powerful decision-makers through defending human rights, promoting justice, and changing government policies and practices to address the underlying causes of poverty and support good development. Advocates ask for new policies, revisions to unjust policies, enforcement of good policies, and better implementation of policies being unfairly implemented in order to change attitudes, practices, or block threatened policy changes. The roles of an advocate include representing, accompanying, empowering, mediating, modeling, negotiating, networking, lobbying, mobilizing, and bargaining.
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wrong; standards of how people ought to act.
• Morals, derived from the Latin word moralis,
deals with manners, morals, character.
• Values are basic and fundamental beliefs that
guide or motivate attitudes or actions.
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Ethics: Norms, Values, and Law
• Norms:
• Ethical decision-making entails following certain well established norms of
behavior
• Does not describe the way people do act (descriptive)
• Deals with the way people should act (prescriptive/normative)
• Values:
• Basic beliefs that guide or motivate attitudes or actions
• Values of a profession (i.e. Accounting) are embedded in its codes of ethics
• “Golden Rule” prescribes that we should t ...
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Components of the social responsibility element of the CMU LDP
• Financial Ethics
• Work-Place Ethics
• Honesty and Integrity
• Being Accountable
• Courage of Convictions
Leaders must act with integrity, honesty, and justice. They must work in the best interest of others, showing respect
and empathy for unique individual and cultural differences. Good leaders create a culture that promotes high ethical
standards along with personal, organizational, and civic responsibility. Ethical leaders recognise and conduct
themselves in concert with universal moral principles as well as specific values, laws, and ethics relevant to their group
or organisation.
• Communicating with the Community
• Helping the Community
• Civic Action
• Adopting Beneficial Values for Society
• Providing a Good Example
• Social Action
Leading others
ethically
(D)
Civic
responsibility
(A)
Social
knowledge
(B)
Ethical
processes
(C)
Acting with
integrity
(E)
• Open-Door Policy
• Instituting and Following Fair Procedures
• Explaining Decisions in a Respectful Manner
• Ensuring Ethical Behavior of Subordinates
• Servant Leadership
• Valuing Diversity
• Distributing Rewards Fairly
• Responsibility for Others
• Avoiding Exploitative Mentality
Social
Responsibility
Knowledge of:
• Sociology and Anthropology
• History and Geography
• Foreign Language
• Philosophy and Theology
• Organisational Justice Principles
• Legal Regulations
Task Management Dimension
A Civic responsibility
A1 Communicating with the Community:
Communicating organisation’s intentions and activities to the public (e.g., local press,
radio, television) and representing the organisation in community affairs and public
activities to promote awareness and foster goodwill.
A2 Helping the Community:
Meeting the needs of the community by promoting opportunities for corporate giving of
financial and human resources.
A3 Civic Action:
Supporting participation in civic duties by encouraging others to vote and engaging in
other duties of the political system.
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Seeking and embracing values that benefit society rather than the organisation.
A5 Providing a Good Example:
Always acting in accordance with society’s and the organisation’s laws, rules, and
guidelines, and behaving in fair and ethical manner.
B Social knowledge
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Knowledge of the political systems, values, beliefs, economic practices, and leadership
styles of countries other than your home country, as well as knowledge of universal
group dynamics, behavior, and socio-cultural history.
B2 History and Geography Knowledge:
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- 1. Advocacy
- 2. • Influencing the decision, policies and practices of powerful decision- makers, to address underlying causes of poverty, bring justice and support good development.’
- 3. Some possible alternative phrases include… • ‘Influencing decision-makers’ • ‘Defending human rights’ • ‘Promoting justice’ • ‘Changing government policies and practices’ • ‘Constructive engagement with officials’ • ‘Building strategic relationships’
- 4. Why do we do advocacy? • Asking for a new policy • Asking for an unjust policy to be revised • Asking for a good policy to be enforced • Asking for better implementation when a policy is being unfairly implemented • Changing attitudes or practices • Blocking a threatened change in policy
- 5. The roles of an advocate include… • Representing • Accompanying • Empowering • Mediating • Modelling • Negotiating • Networking • Lobbying • Mobilising • Bargaining