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1. What is inclusive society? How can we create inclusive society? Discuss briefly the importance of building an inclusive society. (4pts)
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Definition
- An inclusive society is one in which all people—regardless of age, gender, disability, ethnicity, religion, language, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status or other difference—have equal rights, opportunities and access to services, can participate fully in social, economic and political life, and are treated with dignity and respect.
How to create an inclusive society (key measures)
- Enact and enforce anti‑discrimination laws and inclusive policies (education, health, employment, social protection).
- Ensure physical and digital accessibility (barrier‑free transport, buildings, websites, assistive technologies).
- Promote inclusive education and public awareness to change attitudes and reduce stigma.
- Support economic inclusion: targeted training, fair hiring practices, microcredit and social safety nets.
- Guarantee representation and participation of marginalized groups in decision‑making.
- Collect disaggregated data and monitor progress to identify gaps and guide policy.
Importance (brief)
- Upholds human rights and dignity for everyone.
- Strengthens social cohesion, trust and stability.
- Increases economic productivity and reduces poverty by enabling all people to contribute.
- Enhances innovation and better decision‑making through diverse perspectives.
Summary
An inclusive society is both a moral imperative and a practical investment: removing barriers and promoting equal participation benefits individuals and the wider community.
- An inclusive society is one in which all people—regardless of age, gender, disability, ethnicity, religion, language, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status or other difference—have equal rights, opportunities and access to services, can participate fully in social, economic and political life, and are treated with dignity and respect.
How to create an inclusive society (key measures)
- Enact and enforce anti‑discrimination laws and inclusive policies (education, health, employment, social protection).
- Ensure physical and digital accessibility (barrier‑free transport, buildings, websites, assistive technologies).
- Promote inclusive education and public awareness to change attitudes and reduce stigma.
- Support economic inclusion: targeted training, fair hiring practices, microcredit and social safety nets.
- Guarantee representation and participation of marginalized groups in decision‑making.
- Collect disaggregated data and monitor progress to identify gaps and guide policy.
Importance (brief)
- Upholds human rights and dignity for everyone.
- Strengthens social cohesion, trust and stability.
- Increases economic productivity and reduces poverty by enabling all people to contribute.
- Enhances innovation and better decision‑making through diverse perspectives.
Summary
An inclusive society is both a moral imperative and a practical investment: removing barriers and promoting equal participation benefits individuals and the wider community.
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