Society: A group of people living together and who have the same traditions, customs, values, and culture. More generally, a society is an economic, social, and industrial infrastructure of which different people are a part. Members of a society may not necessarily be culturally homogeneous.
Social exclusion: The state of being or feeling alien within a society or a community. It is often related to the individual’s social class, educational status, relationships in childhood and life standards, and how these might impact access to various opportunities.
Social solidarity: Is closely related to “social cohesion” and is the idea of a well-integrated functioning society where all individuals have been socialized into its shared norms and values.
Joblessness: The state of being jobless and unemployed, having no work. The lack of job opportunities.
Homelessness: The state of being homeless, having no home to live in. Homeless people live in the street.
Illiteracy: The state of being not educated. Illiterate people can neither read nor write.
Social class: The hierarchical distinctions (or stratification) between individuals or groups in societies.
Social problem: A social problem, The state of being not able to get the basic necessities of life.
Beggar:A person who lives by asking people for money and food.
Road accidents: Accidents that happen due to the disrespect of the road code.
Minority: Or a subordinate group is a sociological group that does not constitute a politically dominant voting majority of the total population of a given society.
A dangerous disease: The kind of illness and sickness that is difficult to cure.
Shantytowns: Houses lacking healthy conditions to live in.
Social mobilization: A process that engages a wide range of partners at national and local levels to raise awareness of and demand for a particular objective through dialogue. Members of institutions, community networks…etc. It seeks to facilitate change.
Microloans: A small sum of money lent at low interest to a new business.
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