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- 1. Development Communication Module :1 By:De. Jolly Jose Associate Professor Amity School of Communication Email id: jjose@amity.edu
- 2. Development is a processof improvement and changes required for better living and existence Development
- 3. The key aimof development is to enable people to lead better a life Creating conditions conducive to the growth of peoples’ self- esteem Raising peoples’ living levels Increasing peoples’ freedom to choose Aim of Development TODARO
- 4. Development Economic growth toParticipatory paradigm DEVELOPMENT= ECONOMIC GROWTH INCREASE IN ECONOMIC GROWTH
- 5. Democracy, training, modern factories,more money-these words sum up the major development policies of the Western democracies Development as Economic Growth and Modernization Capital-intensive technology. quantified about development was usually just growth, measured in the aggregate or on a per capita basis Old concept to the newer concept
- 6. The cause ofunder development 1950 to 1970 Individual Blame: peasants were traditional, fatalistic, and generally unresponsive to technological innovation Challenges to Individual blame 1. Oil blackmail of Euro- America and the Yom Kippur War in 1973 2.StockholmConference on the Human Environment in 1972, Bucharest World Population Conference and the Rome Conference onFood in 1974,
- 7. Pollution problems and overpopulation pressureson available resources that helped create doubts about whether unending economic growth was possible or desirable
- 8. Growing concept ofDevelopment Alternatives to the dominant paradigm from Modernization of China, Cuba, Tanzania, and Chile NEW conclusion that there are many alternative path ways to development. Equality of distribution of information, socioeconomic benefits Villagers and urban poor should be the priority audience for development and bridge the gap Integration of traditional with modern systems, Self-reliance and independence in development, with an emphasis up on the potential of local resources Participation in self development planning and execution
- 9. Development is awidely participatory process of social change in a society, New definition of development Intended to bring about both social and material advancement, including greater equality, freedom, and other valued qualities for the majority of people through their gaining greater control over their environment. (Rogers, 1975
- 10. Answer the following Whatis development? What is the purpose of development? How to measure Economic Development? List 3 challenges to economy focused development What is the centre of new approach to development?