Fundamentals of Computer Networks: Congestion Control and Queuing Algorithms
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Ecosocial solutions for homeless people Roberta Begonja, Paula Mlinar, Martina Pavi i & Vedrana aki
Assessment summary Problems Resources Limited access to food Limited access to energy resources Limited number of spaces available in shelters Exposure to natural disasters as well as toxins in the air Exposure to temperature extremes Unsafe physical environment Polluted environment Limited niumber of public bathrooms and washplaces Inability to satisfy basic existential needs Homeless people are ready to cooperate and accept help Most of them are communicative They are interested as to where they can get help They have strong mutual connections There are associations specialized to help and work with homeless people
The central problem: incapability to satisfy extistential needs Description and definition Extent About 700 homeless people in Zagreb Most of them are around the Main Train Station Directly affects homeless people Indirectly affects population of Grad Zagreb Homeless people ,,fight'' to survive They can't satisfy basic human needs They are collecting bottles to earn some money, digging through the trash to find some food, walking around in torn clothes, gathering around the Main train station to sleep in vagons or heated rooms... Problem is seen by homeless people, experts and by public
Problem sources Dynamic of the problem Individual: lack of financial resource, absence of permanent income, addiction problems Social: lack of public interest, lack of interest of the local community in the homelessness Long existing problem The impact of inflation positive correlation with increased number of homeless people Institutional: public kitchen works only in single shift (few hours a day), lack of accommodation capacity, insufficient cooperation of the profession working in that field, the profession is entirely limited to the application of the law The possibility of change exists Political: absence of effective reforms, weak cooperation with civil society associations, showing interest in this problem only during political elections and holidays Necessary reforms and adequate policy measures
Conclusion Specific project goals Activities 4.1. HANDING OUT FLYERS ABOUT EXISTING SERVICES IN LOWER TOWN TO HOMELESS PEOPLE 1. To expand the number of accomodation capcities 2. To encourage the cooperation between local authorities and experts 4.1.1. Coming up with the contents of flyers 3. To strenghten the tolerancy for using shared infrastructural spaces 4.1.2. The making of flyers, printing them out 4.1.3. Handing out flyers 4. To educate and inform users about existing services
