Social mobilization definition
Social mobilization means the process, to make the poor of particular group or community action oriented in order to improve their own livelihoods by increasing their awareness ; to enable them to participate in decision making process in organized or collective way and to build up their skill and capacity.
Social mobilization means engagement and motivation of the public and stakeholders to implement climate solutions, through social learning, social movements, behavior change, community action, and policy change (Sheppard et al., 2015).
Examples of Social mobilization in a sentence
Social mobilization under SM&ID requires universal coverage of every target household in the target towns/cities.
Social mobilization resulted in the participation of youth in community hygiene and sanitation.
The plan also recommended the reduction of the overall number of committee members and the formation of sub-committees around the four key focus areas of HPD: Social mobilization and advocacy; health behaviour research; risk and health communication; and health policy.
Social mobilization also resulted in mothers who were very responsive; attending health talks and receptive to advise and information.