strategy
Social planning
Synonyms:
Planning social policy Description:
An organized, purposeful and professionally collaborative or interdisciplinary approach to the analysis, modification or design of social systems and structures. Implementation:
A [Social Policy Agreement] signed by fourteen Member States of the European Community has been incorporated into the [Single European Act] ([EC Treaty]) by the [Treaty of Amsterdam], so putting an end to a complex situation. From 1993 to 1999, there were two distinct legal bases for social policy measures: the [EC Treaty] itself and a separate agreement from which the United Kingdom had opted out. Now all social policy measures can be adopted on the basis of the new Title XI of the [EC Treaty]. The objectives set by the Treaty draw on the [1961 European Social Charter] and the [1989 Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers]. They were already incorporated in the [Social Policy Agreement] and cover employment promotion, proper social protection, dialogue between management and labour, the development of human resources, and combating exclusion (Article 136). Constrains:
Balancing economic and social planning Facilitated by:
Studying public policyStudying social reform Problems:
Deficient social planningValues:
Unsociable Organizations:
European social charter Single European Act Additional protocol to the European social charter, 1988 Community charter of fundamental social rights for workers Protocol amending the European social charter Additional protocol to the European social charter providing for a system of collective complaints European social charter - revised References:
Boguslaw, Robert: Systems Analysis and Social Planning: human problems of post industrial societyBetten, Lammy: The Future of European Social Policy Type Classification:
C: Cross-sectoral strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
