Societal Problems → Isolation
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Description
Isolation is the near or complete lack of social contact by an individual.
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Organizations relating to Isolation
Mission Encouragement Trust / Worthing, UK / Est. 1992
International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS / Est. 1992
View all profiles (6 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Isolation
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialLoneliness
Social exclusion
Isolation of individual decision-making from context
Social isolation
Restricted delivery of essential services to rural communities
Geographically isolated settlements
Personal isolation in modern communities
Social disaffection of the young
Inadequate transport systems for isolated islands
Nonconformity of precocious children
Negative effects of maternity
Local traditions of cultural isolation
Social isolation as torture
Limited social guidance from older generations
Self-imposed social isolation due to torture
Action Strategies relating to Isolation
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialIsolating
Delivering telecommunication services to rural areas
Assessing environmental training needs of people in geographically, socially or culturally isolated situations
Conducting isolation campaigns
Containing-Excluding
Creating community youth participation
Improving island transport services
Exploding isolated occupational mindsets
Focusing on isolated problems
Relaxing preoccupation with isolated problems
Isolating economically
Coping with inadequate transport systems for isolated islands
Breaking down isolation
Breaking down national isolation
Breaking down cultural isolation
Breaking down economic isolation
Breaking down political isolation
Breaking down social isolation of the elderly
Breaking down local traditions of cultural isolation
Increasing cross-island access
Combatting isolation
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