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The document is an invitation to an insight journey focused on excluded young people, sponsored by The Innovation Exchange. The Innovation Exchange aims to connect the third sector and public sector to foster collaborative innovation around social challenges, with existing focus areas including excluded young people and independent living. The status quo is not an option and conventional thinking ignores disruptions, so the insight journey will examine the future of services for excluded young people.
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Gentrification / An upward shift in income, house values, education and occupational levels (in class), which almost always means increasing inequality and a widening gap between the more and the less successful
Revitalization
Revitalization / a renewed pride and investment in a community, mainly on the part of the residents, without a big class shift
Defining the Feral Community
A metropolis with a population of more than a million people in a state
the government of which has lost the ability to maintain the rule of law within the city’s boundaries yet remains a functioning actor in the greater international system
The community’s structures range from great buildings symbolic of wealth to ghetto’s and massive unemployment.
These communities continue to grow and the majority of occupants do not voluntarily leave.
Threats posed by a feral community:
Potential for pandemics
Massive environmental degradation
Transmission points for illicit diseases & disasters
The Health of CitiesGovernmentEconomyServicesSecurityHealthy
“Green”Enacts effective legislation, directs resources, controls events in all portions of the city at all times. Not corrupt.Robust. Significant foreign investment. Provides goods and services. Possesses stable and adequate tax base.Complete range of services, including educational and cultural, available to all city residents.Well regulated by professional ethical police forces. Quick response to wide spectrum of requirements
The Health of CitiesGovernmentEconomyServicesSecurityMarginal
“Yellow”Exercises only “patchwork” or “diurnal” control. Highly corrupt.Limited/no foreign investment. Subsidized or decaying industries and growing deficits.Can manage minimal level of public health, hospital access, potable water, trash disposal.Little regard for legality/human rights. Police often matched/stymied by criminal “peers.”
The Health of CitiesGovernmentEconomyServicesSecurityGoing Feral
“Red”At best has negotiated zones of control; at worst does not exist.Either local subsistence industries or industry based on illegal commerce.Intermittent to nonexistent power and water. Those who can afford to will privately contract.Nonexistent.Security is attained through private means or paying for protection.
Community Engagement Organization and Development and Communities Of the Future
Key questions for the future:
What are the main challenges & opportunities influencing public health practitioners (PHP)?
What are the strategies for establishing a healthy public health environment for ALL citizens and move the community forward?
What are the key elements of any inner-city community that must be addressed to establish a healthy community?
(Covers: people, knowledge, natural resources, technical infrastructure, finances, political aspects, and cultural values that a community e.
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