Summary The case titled “Reinventing school lunch: transforming a food policy into a nutrition policy” covers a problem in school’s cafeterias. There was a National School Lunch Act introduced in 1946. “The National School Lunch Program is a federally assisted meal program operating in public and nonprofit private schools and residential child care institutions, and it provides nutritionally balanced, low-cost or free lunches to children each school day” (http://www.fns.usda.gov/). It is a very important
our professional codes of ethics were not helpful when we were confronted with an ethical dilemma in our practice” (p. 187) Even though this is the case “survey of post-secondary child and youth care education programs in Canada revealed that only 8 (17% of the 46 responding institutions) had developed and delivered curriculum on ethics in human services; 5 (11%) required an ethics course for degree completion” ( Ricks, 1997 p.187). As a Child and Youth Care practitioner it is vital we work with a
workers were followed during the survey and detailed analysis has been mentioned below: 3.1 Value Stream: A value stream is all the actions, both value added and non value added, currently required to complete a product or service from beginning to end. Table3.1 Classification of activities by Value Stream Mapping NAME ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION Value adding activities (VA) It generates a positive return on the investment of resources and cannot be eliminated without impairing
the objectives of sustainable development, municipal authorities or local government should craft policies and strategies that should be implemented so as to safeguard the future of green spaces, develop more of them, improve the quality of urban services like air, transport, water and make urban areas more attractive to investors while enhancing the wellbeing of local people (Troy et al., 2007). Flexible planning considers social, demographic and bio-physical characteristics of areas, of which green
with cow dung and burnt in fire. It would then be immersed in a solution of tamarind and salt. Afterwards, it would be immersed in cow’s urine, and only then would it be placed along with the other vessels of house.” (102) Malagatti’s is not a unique case; rather thousands of Dalits face the same situation in this so called modern day civilized society. Close reading of many Dalit autobiographical narratives would easily provide the readers similar kind of instances. In his autobiographical narrative
Generally, a bio-psycho-social approach is used to understand etiology of mental illness. Various researches conducted to identify the cause of mental illness have demonstrated that mental illnesses are due to a complex interaction of social (including economic, environmental), psychological (personality, stress, coping style) and biological (genetic, brain abnormalities, neurotransmitter imbalance) factors. In developing countries like India, the social determinants
The gentrification phenomenon, being a controversial topic in urban planning discourse, have debated regarding it’s explanation, importance, it’s formation, processes and effects in both economic and social aspects, throughout its emerge in second half of 20th century. It occurred as a remarkable theme which is discussed in terms of benefits and risks in the academic field. Thus it is interpreted with a variety of different explanations. Each portrayed the subject with a different point of view
Menstruation is an integral and normal part of human life, indeed of human existence, and menstrual hygiene is fundamental to the dignity and wellbeing of women and girls and an important part of the basic hygiene, sanitation and reproductive health services to which every woman and girl has a right. Hygiene-related practices of adolescents during menstruation are of importance, as it has a health impact in terms of increased vulnerability to reproductive tract infections (RTI). Therefore, increased
7eleven combines centralized processes with the local responsiveness (Case Study: Retailing). In Taiwan, they offer customer with unique things, such as call taxi and send package to deal with consumer demand (Siemasko, 2015). Furthermore, 7eleven uses ‘centralized-decentralized’ system by using hi-tech as their MIS, which relate
Introduction Our topic is about urban outgrowth. About the relentless pursuit of life, liberty and happiness in urban spaces which has ensured that in 2011, the world crossed over from a majority rural demography to a pre-dominant urban demography where more than half of its seven billion people lived in cities. We discuss what it takes to build this urban sprawl for miles on end, the process of acquisition that delivers spatial growth to cities, and where these outgrowths (usually sleepy villages