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Saab, Nadine. "Voluntary Motherhood? : a study on seven Lebanese SOS Children’s Village Mothers." Thesis, University of Gävle, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2007. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hig:diva-402.
Full textThe purpose of this project is to study the women involved in the SOS Children’s Villages; the influence of the association on their views on life, as seen from a human-rights and a religious perspective. Questions such as why they chose to work with the association and what it gives them to do so are treated in this study.
My goal has been to study and present different aspects of something so important, but yet so unfamiliar. The method used in this project is minor field studies, which means visiting the villages, living with the families and observing their daily lives. The means of acquiring the information necessary for this study is by qualitative interviews with the mothers.
A theoretical framework has been used as a complement to the study, and it is also used to bring greater understanding to the SOS mothers and how they have shaped their lives.
My ambition with this essay is to bring out their individual experiences on how they view their own lives at present and what meaning life has given them. I have used seven of the 14 interviews conducted.
The outcome shows that several factors play important roles as to why the mothers decided to work with the association. Such factors were socioeconomic and sociopsyhologic factors. Other conclusions that were drawn after this field trip were that the women are very vulnerable to the social situation in Lebanon. They need someone to support them since the men are the primary providers. If the women do not find someone to marry they need to find another source for provision and the SOS children’s Association is one way to go. The sense of Coherence that these women had was indeed strong, they felt meaningfulness in what they did, they had comprehended the situations at hand and could manage the situations as predictable, and they have the confidence to know that everything will work out in the best way possible.
Uppsatsen har givits ut som bok 2009 med titeln: "Lebanese SOS Children's Villages: Stories of the village mothers" av VDM Verlag, Saarbrücken.
Leiria, Joana Rita Pereira. "Adolescentes de aldeias SOS: Capacidades, dificuldades, suporte social e satisfação com a vida." Master's thesis, ISPA - Instituto Universitário, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.12/2741.
Full textPretendeu-se investigar quais as capacidades e dificuldades de adolescentes retirados à sua família biológica e inseridos em aldeias SOS, bem como a sua satisfação com a vida e suporte social. Para este efeito, inquirimos 35 adolescentes (18 raparigas e 17 rapazes, com idades compreendidas entre os 14 e os 16 anos), suas mães sociais e directores de turma. Os instrumentos aplicados neste estudo foram o Questionário de Capacidades e Dificuldades (Strehgths and Difficulties Questionnaire de Goodman 1997, 2001; Fleitlich, Loureiro, Fonseca e Gaspar, 2004), o Questionário de Suporte Social (Social Support Questionnaire - SSQ-R, Sarason, Sarason, Shearin, & Pierce, 1987; Moreira, Andrez, Moleiro, Silva, Aguiar, & Bernardes, 2002) e a Escala Multidimensional Satisfação com a Vida para Adolescentes (Segabinazi, Giacomoni, Dias, Teixeira & Moraes, 2010). Mães sociais e professores nem sempre apresentaram respostas concordantes, o que poderá ser justificado pela diversidade de comportamentos do adolescente em contextos diferentes. As respostas das mães e dos professores apontam para dificuldades, nalgumas dimensões do SDQ, nomeadamente problemas de comportamento (ambos os informantes), sintomas emocionais (Mães sociais) e problemas com colegas (Mães sociais); na escala de comportamento pró-social, regista-se uma avaliação maioritariamente positiva de ambos os informantes. Os jovens referem algumas pessoas na sua rede de suporte (entre 1 e 4), principalmente os amigos e a mãe (social), manifestando claramente a sua satisfação com este apoio disponível e com a vida, especialmente no domínio Amizade. Os resultados sugerem a importância do apoio e intervenção com crianças e adolescentes privados de cuidados parentais, no sentido de amenizar algumas das suas dificuldades.
ABSTRACT: It was intended to investigate what capabilities and difficulties of adolescents withdrawn its biological family and inserted into villages SOS, their satisfaction with life and social support. For this purpose, 35 adolescents (18 girls and 17 boys, aged between 14 and 16 years), their mothers and teachers, were inquired. The instruments used in this study were the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire, Goodman 1997, 2001; Fleitlich, Loureiro, Fonseca & Gaspar, 2004), the Social Support Questionnaire (Social Support Questionnaire - SSQ-R Sarason, Sarason, Shearin, & Pierce, 1987; Moreira, Andrez, Miller, Smith, Aguiar & Bernardes, 2002) and the Multidimensional Scale of Life Satisfaction for Adolescents (Segabinazi et al, 2010). Social mothers and teachers do not always show consistent responses, which may be explained by the diversity of adolescent behaviors in different contexts. The responses of mothers and teachers point to difficulties in some dimensions of the SDQ, including behavior problems (both informants), emotional symptoms (social mothers) and problems with peers (social mothers); in the scale of prosocial behavior, there is a mostly positive review of both informants. Adolescents refer some people in their support network (between 1 and 4), mainly friends and mother (social), clearly expressing its satisfaction with this support available and with life, especially in the field Friendship. The results suggest the importance of support and intervention with children and adolescents deprived of parental care, in order to alleviate some of their difficulties.
Gahizi, Thacien. "La construction du sentiment d’exister chez les adolescents ayant grandi dans les Villages d’enfants SOS dans l’après-génocide au Rwanda: Approche développementale et systémique." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/220444.
Full textFrom the assumption that problematic behaviors manifested by some adolescents who were raised in SOS Children’s Villages in post-genocide Rwanda constitute the negative side of the outcome of the process of construction of their sense of existence, the main aim of this research was to understand that process. These behavior problems would not necessarily mean its failure. Rather, especially at the adolescence period, they would be understood as attempts to make themselves exist, in line with different elements that we ought to discover.Applying a developmental and systemic research approach, and reasoning in terms of protection and/or risk factors, we identified four factors involved in that process.The psychological trauma and complicated grief that followed the losses that these adolescents sustained during the genocide are still a burden to the process of construction of their sense of existence. Therefore, some of their behavior problems can be understood as comorbid reactions to the PTSD.The physical and human environment in which these adolescents were raised was also a risk factor. The discontinuity/plurality of contexts in which they lived, the institutional side of SOS Children’s Villages that overpowers the family side, the primacy of blood relationships in the rwandan society and the (too much) consideration given to school activities, leaving out other activities, were found to be involved.The quality of the attachment developed by each youth through their development path comes also as a risk factor in some cases. The attachment insecurity is, among others, involved in some behavior problems, in the chronic dependency of some adolescents, and in the lack of self-esteem.The study also shows that in some cases, it is the family and extrafamily relational modalities of every adolescent that play as risk factors, namely those difficulties related to the quest for origins and family heritages and those involved in the construction of the feeling of belonging or affiliation to the SOS foster family.
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Ekström, Sarah, and Magdalena Persson. "Kulturellt relevant socialt arbete? : En fältstudie i en SOS-barnby, Swaziland." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för socialt arbete (SA), 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-29248.
Full textDufek, Josef. "Využití metod Competitive Intelligence v neziskových organizacích." Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-191924.
Full textCargonja, Diana, and Jelena Grahovac. "Att se världen i svart och vitt : En kritisk granskning av SOS Barnbyars reklamkampanjer." Thesis, Högskolan Väst, Avd för hälsa, kultur och pedagogik, 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hv:diva-5436.
Full textFung, Pik Ki. "House building movement in the context of rural-urban transformation : a case study on C village in southern China /." View abstract or full-text, 2009. http://library.ust.hk/cgi/db/thesis.pl?SOSC%202009%20FUNG.
Full textPinto, Lynch Alexandra Camila. "Aldea Infantil SOS - Lima Norte: Comas." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/626126.
Full textAn SOS Children's Village is proposed in Lima Norte, district of Comas. This is the 4th district with the largest population of Lima and the second one with around 524 thousand 894 inhabitants according to INEI. This district has a 16% of poverty margin occupying the sixth place in Lima Norte and the third place to have 3.9 green areas per inhabitants. The first one is Santa Rosa with 18,751 inhab.) and the second one is Los Olivos (less poor district of Lima Norte: 9.75%). Today Lima Norte has the characteristics that will facilitate the development of the project itself, since it has large areas of land that can cover the size of the building required and remains a vulnerable sector of Lima in terms of Children who are victims of rejection, violence and abandonment. For this, four evaluation criteria were able to choose the appropriate district of Lima Norte according to SOS Children´s Villages, from which were: Poverty index, population density, number of green areas and the index of complaints about domestic violence and abandonment of home. Finally, it was finished choosing Comas for having the characteristics that are required for the establishment of the village. The construction of SOS Children´s Villages is planned not as traditional shelters, but through grouped homes that seek to assimilate the way of life of a real family.
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Sun, Xiulin. "Dang dai Zhongguo de cun zhuang zhi li yu ji xiao fen xi /." View abstract or full-text, 2007. http://library.ust.hk/cgi/db/thesis.pl?SOSC%202007%20SUN.
Full textDenoun, Manon. "Décorations, peintures et images de soi ; Les processus de représentation à l'ère du Village-Global. Études de cas dans trois villages de la Copperbelt africaine." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0158/document.
Full textMy research analyzes the mural paintings realized in the villages of Makwacha (Democratic Republic of Congo), Kakyelo (DRC) and Mudenda (Zambia). These mural paintings, while displaying apparently heterogeneous aesthetics, show similar production process (a mostly female collective dynamic, a similar use of clay and organic mixture as painting materials) that suggest their link to the former Lamba tradition called kushingula. Over the last 50 years, great economic and political changes have occured in Zambia and Democratic Republic of Congo. How do these mural paintings practices relate to each other ? What social status do have these paintings nowadays? Who does realize them and for which reasons? What kind of narratives do they elaborate? In order to understand what mirror these practices, I investigate on the inhabitants' motivations and sources of inspiration and the singular histories of each village, connecting individuals' initiatives and influences with village economic issues and structural organization. Indeed, along with the inhabitants, these mural painting practices involve a wide range of actors (NGO, tourists, journalists, artists, etc.) intertwinning different scales, divergent interests and heclectic imaginaries which question how cultural values and signs constantly (re)emerged from heterogenous agencies and how it circulates through individuals and groups
HOFFA, SAMANTHA. "STORM WATER BUILD-OUT ANALYSIS: AMBERLEY VILLAGE." University of Cincinnati / OhioLINK, 2004. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=ucin1085698416.
Full textKasuta, Mubanga. "Children's agency in reducing poverty and environmental risk : Case Study of SOS Children's Village, Lusaka." Diss., University of Pretoria, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/2263/78428.
Full textMini Dissertation (MSW)--University of Pretoria, 2020.
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Tewolde, Gebretedek Biruk. "An assessment of participatory monitoring and evaluation in NGOs: a case study of SOS Children’s Village, Cape Town, South Africa." University of the Western Cape, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11394/6570.
Full textThis study is an assessment of participatory monitoring and evaluation in NGOs: a case study of SOS Children’s Village,Cape town, South Africa. The aim of the study is to examine the process of application of PM&E framework in the SOS Children’s Village Project, with a view to ascertaining its impact on the project and to provide suggestions and recommendations to SOS and NGOs in South Africa. There were four primary objectives of this study:to provide a theoretical and conceptual framework, through the discussion and/or analysis of applicable PM&E theories and concepts; to provide an overview of organizational structure of the project implementation team of SOS; to identify the different stakeholders involved in the monitoring and evaluation process; to empirically assess the process of PM&E in the SOS Project. The theoretical and conceptual framework of participatory development approach and the child rights based approach is used in this study. Both quantitative and qualitative methods of research are used throughout the study and measurement of key variables are made. While the systematic random sampling technique is utilised to collect data for the quantitative research, purposive sampling was used to select respondents for semi-structured interviews in the qualitative research. The study identified that the monitoring and evaluation process in SOS Children’s Village, Cape Town, South Africa is participatory in which the relevant stakeholders, especially the beneficiaries i.e. children participate in the monitoring and evaluation process. However, the study recommended that there should be an updated training and seminar for the staff to empower them to enhance their understanding of participatory monitoring and evaluation
Loiske, Vesa-Matti. "The village that vanished : The roots of erosion in a Tanzanian village." Doctoral thesis, Stockholm : A. Tryck & Förlag, 1995. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37652336q.
Full textGebretedek, Biruk Tewolde. "An assessment of participatory monitoring and evaluation in NGOs: a case study of SOS children’s village, Cape Town, South Africa." University of the Western Cape, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11394/6614.
Full textThis study is an assessment of participatory monitoring and evaluation in NGOs: a case study of SOS Children’s Village,Cape town, South Africa. The aim of the study is to examine the process of application of PM&E framework in the SOS Children’s Village Project, with a view to ascertaining its impact on the project and to provide suggestions and recommendations to SOS and NGOs in South Africa. There were four primary objectives of this study:to provide a theoretical and conceptual framework, through the discussion and/or analysis of applicable PM&E theories and concepts; to provide an overview of organizational structure of the project implementation team of SOS; to identify the different stakeholders involved in the monitoring and evaluation process; to empirically assess the process of PM&E in the SOS Project. The theoretical and conceptual framework of participatory development approach and the child rights based approach is used in this study. Both quantitative and qualitative methods of research are used throughout the study and measurement of key variables are made. While the systematic random sampling technique is utilised to collect data for the quantitative research, purposive sampling was used to select respondents for semi-structured interviews in the qualitative research. The study identified that the monitoring and evaluation process in SOS Children’s Village, Cape Town, South Africa is participatory in which the relevant stakeholders, especially the beneficiaries i.e. children participate in the monitoring and evaluation process. However, the study recommended that there should be an updated training and seminar for the staff to empower them to enhance their understanding of participatory monitoring and evaluation.
Valentin, Thierry Pordeus Ismael Laplantine François. "L'Amazonie métisse : narrations et définitions des figures de soi et d'autrui au sein de villages ruraux du Nord du Brésil - Etat du Para." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2001. http://demeter.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2001/valentin_t.
Full textCazes, Jean-Paul. "Habitat et occupation du sol en Lauragais audois au Moyen âge." Toulouse 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998TOU20019.
Full textThis work is composed of an approach, as diversified as possible (archives, ancient and modern maps and plans, microtoponymy, archaeology, soil prospecting and aerial survey. . . ) of Lauragais, wich is a Languedocian region, situated on eastern part of diocese and county of Toulouse. The studied area includes 75 communes in the department of Aude, covering 880 km2. The object of this study is to examine the evolution of settlement in its environment, during a large period (5th. To 17th. Century), in order to determine the whole of phenomenons of founding, changing of site or desertion of medieval villages. After introducing the methodology, the thesis develops communal monographs in geographical order, then a chronological synthesis. Monographs present the whole of available documentation about every built-up area or recorded site: historical record, topography, constitution of territory, and seigniorial lineage. In this part, late middle age and recent periods, richer in sources, are better represented. The synthesis develops early periods. The author is considering a permanence of antics domains during the early Middle age, then he is discribing the genesis of parochial network, before considering the differents types of medieval villages: ecclesial villages (10th. -Llth. C. ), castral borough (llth. -beginning of 12th. C. ), sauvetes (mid llth. -1130), finally many castral villages which multiply from 1130 to 1200. At the 13th. C. The bastides end the process of villages founding. The study is also about evolution of territorial limits, the place of monastic patrimonies and the formation of castral seigniories. In conclusion, the 14th. -16th. C. Crisis are evoked through fortified, changing and deserted village's sites which they bring about
Bochew, Sandrine. "La relance d'une fête traditionnelle et ses enjeux : étude des kurban dans un village bulgare." Paris, EHESS, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005EHES0196.
Full textThis research, carried out in a Bulgarian villa, analyses the organisation and the celebration of thirteen festivals in various vitive places - the kurbans (sacrifice). The aim is to understand how, after political changes, the social actors gather to celebrate their traditions, and to identity those who take part in the production of the festive tradition. The approach is developed from a global to a local point of view in a diachronic perspective. After having studied the participation of new organisers within festivals, the analysis underlines the weight of the social and cultural status as key element for the people to be recognised as guadians of the local tradition, and the development of an interest for the votive patrimony as an anchorage point for the population. The importance of the votive place in the festival is probably the sign of a patrimonialisation of the kurban, which takes part in the outbid and the exacerbation of the existing relations between the organisers
Abi, Antoun Elie. "Étude éthnoarchéologique sur l'agriculture traditionnelle et ses techniques dans le village 'Araya dans le Mont Liban." Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01H001.
Full textThe traditional agriculture in the village of 'Araya is the subject treated. It is an ethnoarchaeological approach dealt in a retrospective method. It aims at reconstructing the agriculture model in order to develop an accurate interpretation of the ancient agricultural process. At the start, the farming metho divided into two types, namely dry and irrigated, are studied followed by the activities needed in the growing process such as clearing, soil treatment and fertilization, etc. Otheragricultural processes are concerned such as the transformation of wheat into flour. The farming methods on terraces, which are platforms sustained by dried up walls; the transformations of ga rdens into fields with the use of rudimentary tools;the irrigation during two seasons, spring and summer, which consists of trapping the water in basins in underground galleries, are developed. Finally, the tools are classified according to their functions such as cutting, picking, trimming. Some of them go back to Antiquity other originated in the nineteenth century
Neira, Lúcar Cynthia Milagros. "La comunicación para el cambio en los procesos de desarrollo social y comunitario promovidos por Aldeas Infantiles SOS Perú." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2017. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/7289.
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Lingane, Zakaria. "Sites d'anciens villages et organisation de l'espace dans le Yatenga (Nord-Ouest du Burkina Faso)." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010522.
Full textThe Yatenga region, located north-west of Burkina Faso alongside the Nakanbe river (former white volta river), is rich in archeological sites which are the evidence of former deserted villages with relativity dense seedlings. Traces of ancient populating which can be found in all the northern region of Burkina are materialised by anthropical knolls grouping associated with bare lands with or without traces, cemeteries covered with funeral large eathenware pots, acacia albida tree-parcs, agrarian structures, hydraulics works and traces of artcraft activities, particularly ceramic and metal work activities. The distribution of the sites in the mandscape shows a preference for settling areas with poliorcetic advantages and with a wide accessibility to ressources, necessary to a sedentary farming life. Enquiries on the cultural and ethnical attribution of the sites, the archeological relics through historical traditions of the Kurumbas and of the moose often let appear a relation with the Kibse whose descendants are said to be the present time Dogon of Bandiagara in Mali and the sites. The complexity of the populating process of this region of the Niger river sweep is to be emphasized. A systematical interpretation of the whole of the historical and archeological data makes partial this attribution of the sites to the Kibsedogon tribes, because of the "successive piling up" of population strate prior to the moose conquest, belonging to various stocks. This work is exemplary because it poses. .
Valentin, Thierry. "L'Amazonie métisse : narrations et définitions des figures de soi et d'autrui au sein de villages ruraux du Nord du Brésil - Etat du Para." Lyon 2, 2001. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2001/valentin_t.
Full textThis work treats about Brazilian Amazonian mixed people, not as mixed-blood by culturally mixed from several historical roots. As an hybrid culture, "Caboclo" people, as they are named in the Amazonian flood plain, create their own representation about themselves and the others, in through narrative images. The "Coboclo" narratives, as a symbolical work of the culture, is a daily and day full activity, and seems to be a real conceptual, but also practical, way to be able to self explain and maintain a problematic "way of life", a "Coboclo"-ness. The field work has been done in several villages of the Pará State, Northern Brazil
Gu, Yanfeng. "Land reform in a North Zhejiang village : the role of "exploitation" in class determination and land redistribution /." View abstract or full-text, 2009. http://library.ust.hk/cgi/db/thesis.pl?SOSC%202009%20GU.
Full textHautefeuille, Florent. "Structures de l'habitat rural et territoires paroissiaux en bas-Quercy et haut-Toulousain du VIIème au XIVème siècle." Toulouse 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999TOU20013.
Full textThis thesis consists in studying a definite geographical area (1550 km2) in the departments of Lot and Tarn-et-Garonne. The research has been carried out into several subjects. The first one was the problem of the definition of a parish, especially before the term "parrochia" appears in the texts. A definition of the parish as a territorial entity seems to be the best. Indeed, the notion of territory attached to the church doesn't appear before the 10th or the 11th century. We notice a high density of churches in the South of the Quercy as early as the end of the 7th century. They were nearly all villa's annexes. This sketch has persisted until the 950's. After that there appears to be a revolution followed by the apparition of new types of settlements. The first one is the scattered settlement, "mas", "cammas", "casals" which seems to have been the basis of the social organization and of the assessment of the taxes. If the generalization of the "mas" seems to have taken place early, the settlement of population grouped in villages has been late and partial. We have defined two phases. From 1050 to 1130-1140 the villages are composed of very few houses. The church, except near the bishop's town, is not the principal reason for grouping. On the contrary the castle, with various situations, acted as center of attraction for settling down. After 1130-1140, the trade becomes the mainspring of village's foundations, like Montauban, Montech, Castelsarrasin in the 12th century, or the "bastides" and "castra embastidés" like Realville, Castelnau-Montratier or Montpezat between 1230 and 1320. The last chapter deals with the formation of the territorializated parochial system. It begins to appear in the 10th century, with the "arum" which is a vicaria's subdivision. In the 13th century the system is generalized. This process, although it takes place at the same time, seems to be separate from the village's genesis
Velková, Soňa. "Formy péče o nezaopatřené děti." Doctoral thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta architektury, 2010. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-233223.
Full textBui, Thi Hieu. "Pour un développement respectueux de la ville de Hué et de ses environs : respecter les valeurs caractéristiques des villages traditionnels dans le bassin de la rivière des Parfums." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH024/document.
Full textThis research focuses on the issues of the respectful development of Hue City and its surroundings, with a specific emphasis on the conservation and the regeneration of qualities, which constitute the peculiarity of this city and surrounding villages. The research is built in the context where the urbanization and the proliferation of new urban areas and new residential neighborhoods led to numerous threats and hazards to the city and resulted in the loss of characteristic values of this area. The hypotheses of the research concern the relationship between conservation, regeneration and sustainable management of heritage, water system and characteristics values of the traditional villages with the environmental development, the economic development, the social and cultural development of this territory. The main corpus used in this thesis is the data mapping GIS 2010 Hue and the ancient maps , these documents, historical works for Hue city and study villages, and interviews, survey questionnaires, photographic records collected during our field survey in Hue. Thanks to the analytical methodology, especially the cartographic analysis and the onsite survey methodology, we can define the specific characteristics of this area and demonstrate the main threats and hazards to the city and the surroundings caused by the urbanization. In this research, we also aim at offering what to do in order to reach a friendly development of the ecological environment, the quality of life and the comfort of local citizens, the potential of the local economy as well as the characteristic values of Hue City and surrounding villages
Schneider, Laurent. "Monastères, villages et peuplement en Languedoc central : les exemples d'Aniane et de Gellone (VIIIe-XIIe siècle)." Aix-Marseille 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996AIX10060.
Full textHistorical and archeological studies of two languedocien monastic domains, the aim of this work is to highlight the monastery importance during village evolution in this region. Since century twelfth, like lay castra, aniane's and gellone's monasteries permitted people to gather when getting their principal prieuries witch rempart. The number of villages, which are called forcia or claustra, increased near each monastery where production means have been concentrated. Paysans saving begun to stuck up. The history of these two monastic domains can let us think that the incastellamento impact in languedocien village growing, and its ability to restructure soil and habitat, is not exclusive. Contrasted phenomenon, languedocien incastellamento was not of regular intensity. It is rather a characteristic of urban suburbs and littoral sector
Hou, Renyou. "L’institution du mariage et ses transformations en Chine rurale contemporaine : une enquête ethnographique sur les activités matrimoniales dans un village du Henan." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCF016.
Full textBased on an ethnographic study of matrimonial activities at Zhang Village (Henan province), this dissertation aims to identify continuities and changes in matrimonial rituals and procedures and explain whether observed changes speak of a structural transformation of the institution of marriage in contemporary rural China. By studying the matrimonial activities step by step, it demonstrates that perpetuation of the patrilineal lineage remains a transcendent value encompassing all types of family relationships. Although there have been many changes in private life since the Chinese Communist Party’s rise to power in 1949, these changes primarily concern the ways in which family members maintain bonds with each other, whereas, the institution of marriage itself, and its principal vocation, that of perpetuating the patrilineal lineage, are hardly called into question. Thus, against the thesis of the individualization of Chinese society suggested by the Sino-American anthropologist YAN Yunxiang, the analyses provided in this dissertation put forward the idea that observed changes take place within a perennial structure vis-à-vis what they are secondary. In other words, it is a "change in society" instead of a "change of society"
Elosua, Lopez Miguel Angel. "Un régime de propriété aux caractéristiques chinoises : droit foncier du sol collectif et urbanisation." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEH198.
Full textIn China, land rights have always been a central concern for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) since it came to power. The system of collective land property rights has undergone multiple changes since the arrival of the CCP to power. During the first few years after the economic opening the liberalisation of the rural land market brought about high rates of economic growth to the Chinese countryside. However, since the end of the 1980, and especially since the 1990 with the ban on the transfer of rural land and the increase of the speed of urbanisation, it has coexisted with an urban land rights system where land has been progressively liberalised. In urban areas there is a thriving market in real estate that has contributed greatly to the robustness of the economy and the welfare of urban residents. This has thus led to the increasingly less peaceful coexistence of two diametrically opposed systems of property: a system of collective ownership with socialist characteristics and a quasi free-market system where land can be transferred, leased, or used as collateral, exploiting its inherent value.Behind the rural land policy of the CCP is the ideal of common prosperity. However, after more than thirty years of rapid economic development, a salient feature of China’s rural areas has been the common poverty of the farmer class as a whole. The economic gap between the rural and the urban has not ceased to increase. The author argues that one of the main causes of this urban-rural gap lies in the dual system of land property rights, which has proved to be flawed, as farmers have been deprived from exploiting the value of their most precious asset: land. This is illustrated through the analysis of the emergence of new phenomena linked to land development, such as minor property rights and urban villages, which show the lack of adaptation of the land property regime to the new socioeconomic circumstances that prevail in China today.In order to test his assertions the author makes an historical analysis of the formation of the dual system of land property rights since the arrival to power of the CCP. Likewise, the author identifies the main flaws of the dual property rights system and put them in relation with the existing rule by laws in China, which serves as its framework. Finally, in order to illustrate his hypothesis the author draws on two study cases carried out in the municipality of Chongqing.Therefore, the author advocates reforming the dual property system, and more specifically, land-use rights concerning rural construction land. The author uses a comparative perspective borrowing from European Union’s property rights systems as a reference, to devise certain aspects that could be used by Chinese law makers as a reference for an eventual reform
Bou-Assy, Foumia. "Représentations sociales de l'endogamie et de ses conséquences biologiques sur la santé des descendants chez des fiancés endogames, cas de deux villages chiites à l'ouest de Baalbeck." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/NQ65441.pdf.
Full textMarthot, Isabelle. "Un village égyptien et sa campagne : étude de la microtoponymie du territoire d'Aphroditê (VIe-VIIIe s.)." Paris, EPHE, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EPHE4027.
Full textIn the ancient village of Aphrodito, modern Kūm Išqāw (Egypt), approximately a thousand papyri were found that date from the 6th to the beginning of the 8th century. This exceptional documentation offers the rare opportunity to study the microtoponymy of a village and its countryside, i. E. How territorial divisions below the village level are named. Microtoponyms were collected in a catalogue, which comprises around 650 files containing all the available information for each (attestations, variant spellings, location, contents, owners, tenants, etymology). The analysis, after a summation of the data relating to Aphrodito before the 6th century, focuses on the organization of the village itself and its countryside during the Byzantine period, with the study of the different “toponymic designations” that refer to categories of places to which proper names are or are not given. The hierarchical structure of the components of the countryside is presented, as well as the role of irrigation as a distinguishing criterion. Twenty schemas illustrate the content and situation of the best-documented properties. The 8th century sources are texts of different types to those of the 6th century, but they show deep changes in the territorial organization of the village at the beginning of the Omayyad period
Ndao, Ibou. "Articulation entre terroirs villageois et collectivités locales dans le processus de la décentralisation : pratiques de gestion, logiques d'usage et représentation du territoire : cas de la communauté rurale de Ross Béthio au Sénégal." Toulouse 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOU20004.
Full textDecentralization in rural Senegalese medium has followed a long process. Since 1972, the authorities always have posted a real will of promotion of the local participation by the means of several reforms aiming the local organization and the operation of the communities. These reforms will devote the responsabilisation of the local actors in a collective development of resources and stock management. These decentralization occurs in a context of disengagement of the State which transfers to the local communities more competences than means. Thus the rural role of the council, authority of decision elected within the rural community was to harmonize the development on the communal level of the territory. It must articulate in a coherent way the practices and logics of action of the whole of the village soils to sit as a common management space with the aim of a better integration in the various activities one the whole of the community. The interest of this research is to account for the various strategies of the socio-professional groups around the capacity transferred for the stock management. These strategies which are the cause of various conflicts between the actors, in particular between the peasants and the stockbreeders, made it possible to found a process of negotiation to find a compromised allowing a common management of the space of the community and its resources. This compromised means at the rural Community level of Ross Béthio, the installation of a Plan of Occupation and Assignment of the Grounds
Rivoal, Marion. "La vie rurale en Syrie centrale à la période protobyzantine (IVe-VIIe siècle)." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO20011.
Full textIn Late Antiquity, especially between the 5th and 6th centuries, Central Syria witnessed a strong expansion of sedentary settlements eastward, which coincided with a significant agricultural development of these new territories. As for other areas in Syria and Near-East at the same period, a waning climatic optimum seems to have allowed byzantine population to settle down in marginal areas which barely experienced hitherto sedentary occupation and farm nearly unbroken lands.Central Syria is made up of various landscapes, sometimes deeply nested, with contrasted agricultural potential. Settlements and agricultural exploitation are affected by an increasingly significant climatic and edaphic aridity eastward and southward. These conditions, which may locally improve thanks to ecological niches, enabled specific and often complementary substance strategies to develop.In a country whence cities are virtually absent, villages and a few market towns seem to be at the very root of the regional economy. Along with agglomerations, scattered habitats – namely farmsteads and monasteries –, more numerous under heavy bioclimatic constraints, would appear as independent and apparently prosperous economic players.Homogeneous geographic areas led to specific settlement patterns and different economic orientations. Food-producing agriculture remains the rule, but a local productive specialization may be noticed: mainly wheat production and incidentally plantations westward, olive-growing and maybe wine-growing as well in the north-west basaltic plateaus and presumably speculative livestock exploitation eastward and southward, probably mostly due to sedentary populations
Milleville, Annabelle. "« De la pierre à la meule » durant le Néolithique, circulation et gestion des matières premières entre Rhin et Rhône." Phd thesis, Université de Franche-Comté, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00281525.
Full textMerot, Florent. "L'homme et son milieu en vallée de Montmorency sous l'Ancien Régime : un paysage original aux portes de Paris (vers 1640-vers 1800)." Paris 13, 2010. http://scbd-sto.univ-paris13.fr/secure/ederasme_th_2010_merot.pdf.
Full textBetween the 1640s and the late eighteenth century, the landscape of the valley of Montmorency evolving under the impetus of a peasantry determined to meet the increasingly urgent and diversified Parisian demands. The capital, only a few kilometers, is easily reachable thanks to a dense road network, a vector of economic, social and cultural ties between the valley and the urban area. The agricultural landscape is enriched over the years to present a multidimensional character. Vines, fruit trees, forage and legumes rub on the plots, the exploitation of forests adapted to the new material needs, while social and urban elites, attracted by the beauty of the landscape, settled in mansions surrounded gardens. Consequence of the ability of human societies to organize their living space, this landscape is a clever construction with a diversity that conceals a remarkably cohesive whole and reflects the usual inalienable mankind has to build its environment to its image
Clairat, Olivier. "L’état des lieux de l’éducation face à ses enjeux en Afrique subsaharienne : le cas du Sénégal et de deux situations éducatives : l’école primaire du village de Diawar et l’association A.U.P.E.J., Actions Utiles Pour l’Enfance et la Jeunesse de la ville de Tivaouane." La Rochelle, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006LAROF012.
Full textAchieving the Education for All has been, for about fifteen years, one of the priorities of the international community and a major issue to improve the social and economic situation of all the people living on this planet. Yet, at least one hundred million children do not attend a primary school in 2005. Sub-Saharan Africa is the region on the globe where the children education rates are the lowest, the number of giving-up the most important and where the girls have the greatest difficulties in continuing their studies. Senegal is no exception in this picture altough it is not right at the bottom of the scale. Recent progress even show that it starts to distinguish itself in Africa. For many years already, the teachers, youth workers and inhabitants of a village and of the district of a medium-size town have decide to take their educational situation in hand so as to offer their children an education of good quality. Their results are quite surprising since they have managed, for the former, to send every child of the village to school and for the latter, to develo numerous alternatives to school exclusion. Their educational experiences are not limited to teaching skills as they have an impact on life in their village and district. So far geography has not been much interested in education that’s why this work is triyng to give a geographical point of view upon a major social aspect of a contemporary African society : the Senegalese society
Julien-Medeiros, Gwendolyn. "Developing a strategic approach to stakeholder engagement at SOS Children's Villages Canada." 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10170/717.
Full textHelliker, K. D. "Dancing around the same spot? Land reform and NGOs in Zimbabwe-the case of SOS Children’s Villages." 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10962/64718.
Full textHelliker, Kirk David. "Dancing around the same spot? land reform and Ngos in Zimbabwe: the case of SOS Children’s Villages." 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10962/61006.
Full textFragoso, Marta Anula Diniz. "Uma educação de qualidade: o contexto das Aldeias Infantis SOS em Cabo Verde." Master's thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10071/17728.
Full textWithin the context of the UN Sustainable Development Goals agenda and specifically within the fourth objective – quality education –, the elaboration of this document stems from the genuine necessity to defend education as one of the most powerful mechanisms we have to deal with the various problems that hinder and threaten the social, economic and human sustainable development of so many communities around the world, such as exclusion, inequality, poverty spirals, lack of information and unemployment. In this sense, I would like to take this opportunity to reveal the efforts and work carried out by the SOS Children´s Villages in Cape Verde, exposing the positive impact of this transparent nonprofit organization in the context in which is presented. In a world that is yet to be built, endowed with an inequitable distribution of wealth, armed conflicts and inequity at various levels, each of us has the responsibility to ensure the access to a quality education from an early age, thus encouraging the complex root system that develops in the early years of life in each person to be as solid as possible. The future of each one of us, and therefore the future of the planet we inhabit, will certainly depend on the possibilities presented to us in the first stages of life. The way we treat our children determines the way they will treat the world.
Modungwa, Nonceba Maithian. "The ace model for facilitation of mastery of SOS mother's autonomy through empowerment as part of promoting their mental health." Thesis, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10210/5826.
Full textThe occupation of the SOS mother, which involves long-term care for orphaned and abandoned children under the SOS Children's Villages organisation, is unique and peculiar in many respects. She is expected to play a dual role of being a foster parent and a childcare professional, at the same time. The latter presents challenges of its own because the professional status is only recognised internally by the organisation. In one way or another, most of the children for which the SOS mother is responsible, have been exposed to some form of trauma. The problems of caring and parenting such children are well documented in the literature. These include learning and behaviour problems. For this reason, the mental health of the SOS mother, who is the focus of this study, should be of special interest to mental health practitioner. The motivation for this study arises out of a change that the organisation is trying to enforce in the work of the SOS mother. This change comes with the release of the new quality standards to guide village work. One of these standards, the SOS mother's autonomy, requires the SOS mother, like any mother in the community to take full responsibility for her SOS family, including the development of the children under her care. When she needs help, she seeks expert advice from village co-workers and from the community. In addition, the career of the SOS mother has to be developed so that she functions like a childcare professional and that her training is recognised by the government and other training institutions. This represents a big change from how most SOS villages have been operating. Up to this point, village co-workers made important decisions about the SOS family and the children while the SOS mother did the caring part. The change is expected to affect the interactions between SOS mothers and their co-workers and consequently, their mental health. For this reason, it was felt that there was a need to facilitate the implementation of the SOS mother's autonomy standard, which would also promote the mental health of the SOS mothers. The purpose of this research was, therefore, to develop and describe a model that would serve as a framework for the advanced psychiatric nurse practitioner to promote the mental health of SOS mothers by facilitating the implementation of the SOS mother's autonomy within SOS Children's Villages of Southern Africa Region 11. The research also focused on developing guidelines for the implementation of the model in practice.
Hlabangana, Vincent. "An evaluation of food parcel interventions by Societas Socialis (SOS) Children's Villages in the context of HIV and AIDS : a case study of Ennerdale informal settlement in Johannesburg, South Africa." Diss., 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/26848.
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M.A. (Social and Behavioural Studies in HIV and AIDS)
Pereira, Bárbara Pascoal Faria Martins. "Crescer a brincar - educação não formal: construção da Casa das Brincadeiras." Master's thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10071/18575.
Full textDuring the internship done in “Aldeias SOS in Gulpilhares", I felt the need as well as institucional members (sos mother’s), to create a space wich I’ve designated “Crescer a Brincar – A Casa das Brincadeiras”. My idea was to create a space/project for younger children (up to 12 years old) in order to socialize, to flourish in social skills and cognitive functions. The project of familly hostes should encourage a healthy relationship between society and children, between technicians and users and be pratical and motivating, preparing them for autonomy, responsability and the defense of children´s rights, such as the right to play and to express themselves freely. Non-formal education in this context, is a process/value that must be organized, but whose learning out comes are not formally evaluated. The educational professional working in non-formal spaces must be aware of the importance of provinding knowledge that leads the population to an improvement, of the child´s interior strucutre, enabling quality of life and self-esteem and enabling them to work in diferent social contexts. This project consists of making use of a non-formal space and open to sensory exploration motor and communicative open stimulation. This having a practical side such as conversations and dialogues with the co-supervisor, team and social mothers. Finally, a reflection is made in what regards the activities performed at the weekend and its possible to make improvements, based on a model of strategy and management, both associative and individualized.
TOMEŠKOVÁ, Renata. "PROBLEMATIKA SOS VESNIČEK SE ZVLÁŠTNÍM ZŘETELEM NA PSYCHOLOGICKÉ OTÁZKY." Master's thesis, 2011. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-79893.
Full textGrosmanová, Jana. "Postavení profesionální pěstounky v SOS dětských vesničkách." Master's thesis, 2011. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-312197.
Full textGíbalová, Vladimíra. "Problematika výchovného procesu traumatizovaných dětí v systému SOS dětských vesniček." Master's thesis, 2011. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-313322.
Full textLien, Phan Thi Bich, and 莲. "PLANNING MODEL FOR PERI-URBAN VILLAGES OF HANOI _ VIETNAM IN URBANIZATION PROCESS (Case study in Soc Son - Hanoi - Vietnam & in Xin Zhuang - New Taipei City - Taiwan )." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/99978049088861927137.
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Cities or living areas, which have a comfortable life with full of activities, stimulating environment, friendly neighborhood and fresh air are target that all urban planners are looking for. However, there is a factual inconsistency that convenient urban areas usually suffer from air pollution and rapid lifestyle, whereas in villages and suburban areas, a close community and fresh air may be under insufficient infrastructure and threads of change. Whether or not does it have a planning model that can combine both urban and village advantages? Peri-urban is an adjoining urban area, which has mixture characteristics of urban and suburban about natural, physical and socio-economic attributes (Allen, 2003). In addition, the region is changing very fast under the change of policies and urbanization. In the Northern Vietnam, especially in Hanoi region, the peri-urban areas usually developed from villages, which have a very tight and close relationship, sustainable planning structure as well as rich-cultural identity. Regarded as the cradle of Vietnam’s culture and Hanoi's pride, each one of these villages contains a long history, independent and unique spatial organization. According to World Bank report in 2012, Vietnam has the highest rate of urbanization in Southeast Asia (3% annually) with the center of urbanization in Hanoi, the capital. As a consequence of this trend, the peri-urban villages of Hanoi will face up with dramatic changes in the near future. Urbanization in one hand is the chance to improve the living conditions in Hanoi peri-urban villages but in another hand is the danger for their development in both cultural, social, economy and architectural aspects in case urbanization comes too fast without preparation in advance. It is necessary to look for a planning model of Hanoi's peri-urban villages to orientate its development in a right direction without losing their precious historical and cultural values. To approach to planning model, this thesis will summarize the significant characters of traditional villages in Hanoi peri - urban areas as well as analyze its value and changing trends in spatial structure. These changes are expressed from close and concentric space to open and along with edge , traditional style to modern tube house and so on. They are factual bases that establish aims and criteria of planning model. Besides, reviewing the samples of urban planning model in terms of social infrastructure and road net system also supplies the theoretical background to orientate the development of planning model in spatial structure. The case study methodology will contribute to realize and specify the development of peri-urban villages in urbanization with two locations in Taiwan and Vietnam. The first case study is in Soc Son - Hanoi where is in the pre-urbanized process and the second one is in Xin Zhuang - New Taipei City that is in the process after urbanization. The lesson learned from the case study in Xin Zhuang urbanization can be a good suggestion for planning model of peri-urban villages in Soc Son and Ha Noi. It is an important base to establish the planning model that is sufficient for development and still keep value in a close and intimate community. Urbanization is an inevitable process, which strongly affects all nations, especially the developing countries. Whether this influence could be positive or negative mainly depends on how we prepare the way to approach to it. Villages are also an important factor in the culture, economy, and architecture of Asia and South-East Asia countries. Therefore, the findings of direction for village development in urbanization are necessary and have high practical value. This thesis would like to contribute the planning model named Stair-Transforming Living Unit. It proposes three kind of space including Village space, Transforming space and Urban space to adapt with the changing process from a village to an living urban unit in gradually increasing level. This planning model is suggested as a planning frame for Hanoi’s peri-urban villages in specific as well as a reference for other Vietnamese villages in general.
Lartigue, Benoît. "Un festival de jazz en monde rural : analyse sociologique d’un conflit qui dure : le cas français d'Uzeste Musical et de ses relations conflictuelles avec la localité qui l'accueille." Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/11539.
Full textThis master’s thesis is a case study that uses a sociological perspective to seek the reasons of the persistent conflict between the Uzeste Musical festival and a village of 450 inhabitants going by the same name, and last for the past 35 years. Based on a fieldwork, it combines an ethnographical approach and semi-structured interviews within this southwest village of France. The analysis mixes in vivo an ethnographical description of the conflict to different theoretical elements. The field and the practical sense theory of Bourdieu, in addition to the Boltanski & Thévenot’s pragmatic theory will help us understand the true implication of this problematic cohabitation. Through discussions with the different actors of the conflict rise the very reasons why this jazz festival seems foreign to the structures and the culture of the village, thus not being accepted by its inhabitants. Furthermore, it demonstrates the way the actors will try to redefine the conflict itself with familiar terms, even thought the latter seems unsustainable. This position allows them to put the conflict into perspective like it was always a part of the village’s history, thus redefining a way to cope with this problematic cohabitation.
Kabanyane, Nompumelelo Eucalist. "The psycho-educational use of narrative therapy among Nguni speaking children." Diss., 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2551.
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M. Ed. (specialisation in Guidance and Counseling)
David, Joanne Munro. "An evaluation of the effectiveness of a cognitive load based teaching method in a mixed ability grade 9 class, with special attention to learners' attitudes and engagement." Diss., 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/21803.
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