Community Social Work: Prioritizing Risks and Action
Prioritizing Risks in Community Social Work
When engaging in community social work, it’s crucial to prioritize risks effectively. This involves considering:
- The objectives of the institution and how it finances its activities.
- The risks that are priorities for the population.
- A critical analysis based on results obtained through a valid methodology.
Whichever set of risks is prioritized, a key issue in all interventions is empowering people to integrate into a draft community action plan. Given the density
Read MoreEconomies of Scale: Internal and External Factors
External Economies of Scale
External economies of scale are efficiencies that a business achieves due to the expansion of external factors.
- Consumers: In a shopping mall, people enter various stores, so the small businesses in the mall will benefit.
- Employees: If a specific geographic area has a concentration of a certain industry, a business working in that area can benefit from the workers (low recruiting/training costs).
Internal Diseconomies of Scale
Internal diseconomies of scale are inefficiencies
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Leadership
Leadership consists of influencing the conduct of subordinates, making them unconditionally adhere to a cause. It is a social influence process in which the leader seeks the voluntary participation of subordinates to achieve certain objectives. The characteristics of a good leader are accountability, originality in problem-solving, the desire to take initiatives, and self-security. We must distinguish leadership styles:
Person-oriented leaders listen to group members, are friendly, accessible,
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Spanish Economic Growth Compared to the EU
Main Characteristics of Spanish Economic Growth vs. EU Growth
Spain has demonstrated a higher economic growth rate than other European countries, averaging 3.1% annually compared to 2.4% in Europe. This highlights a greater capacity for economic growth in nations with a higher delay in economic development.
Economic growth in Spain has largely followed the same trajectory as Europe, even prior to its entry into the European Community in 1986. However, five
Read MoreLegal Framework and Standards in Architectural Planning
Hierarchy of Legal Prescriptions
The hierarchy of legal prescriptions is as follows:
- Acts
- 1997 LXXVIII. Act – On the Built Environment
- 2001 LXIV. Act – On the Protection of Cultural Heritage
- Governmental Orders
- 312/2012. (XI. 8.) Governmental Order – On the Procedures and Controls of Construction Supervision and the Services of the Construction Authority
- Ministerial Orders
- 28/2011 (IX.6.) Order of the Ministry for Home Affairs – On the Regulation of Fire Protection
- Local Statutes – Orders of the
Key Economic and Social Indicators: Definitions and Examples
Economic Environment
1. What is an Economic Indicator?
An economic indicator is a statistical measure designed to show changes in an economic variable or group of related variables with respect to time or other properties.
2. Three Examples of Monetary Indicators
- Means of Payment
- Base Currency
- Monetary Offer Extended
3. Three Examples of External Sector Indicators
- International Reserves (Gross, Net, Composition)
- Exchange Rate
- External Finance
4. Three Examples of Indicators for Public Finance
- National Government