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A Swedish project in India: An implementation studyKvist, Martin January 2011 (has links)
The purpose with this paper is to study potential enabling and preventing factors when introducing a Swedish project in India. I have introduced a Swedish projecin India. The project aims to strengthen young men's self-esteem and to discuss respect, equality and children rights. The basis for the project is the UN convention on the rights of the child. The project was introduced ten university students. These university students were trained in conversation methods and wilimplement discussion meetings with young guys. I have studied the implementation process and conducted interviews with the participants. The aim with this paper was to gain a deeper insight into how best to implement a Swedisproject in India. The result shows that implementation process is complicated, buthat the implementation of a Swedish project in India is more than possible.
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Vilka resurser skapar hälsa på arbetsplatsen för restaurangmedarbetare? : en kvalitativ studie om upplevelsen av hälsoskapande resurser / Which resources create health in the workplace for restaurant employees? : a qualitative study about the experience of health creating resourcesRockstedt, Hanna, Roos, Sanne January 2020 (has links)
Inledning: Målområdet “Arbete, arbetsförhållande och arbetsmiljö” är ett av Sveriges folkhälsopolitiska målområden som Sverige ska arbeta mot för att uppnå en god och jämlik hälsa. Arbetsplatsen är en arena där vuxna tillbringar mycket tid, vilket gör det viktigt för hälsoskapande insatser. Restaurangbranschen har många riskfaktorer och det kan därför vara bra att istället fundera över vilka resurser som upprätthåller hälsa på arbetsplatsen. Syfte: Syftet var att undersöka upplevelser av arbetsrelaterade resurser som bidrog till hälsa hos restaurangmedarbetare på ett företag i södra Sverige. Metod: Sex intervjuer genomfördes med en kvalitativ metod i form av semistrukturerade intervjuer. Det empiriska materialet har analyserats med en innehållsanalys. Resultat: Kollegorna var den starkaste resursen som bidrog till hälsa som framkom i resultatet där gemenskapen och kommunikationen med kollegorna påtalades. Andra starka resurser som kom upp var det stödjande ledarskapet och kunder som motiverade. Det framkom även förebyggande faktorer. Slutsats: Det fanns många resurser som främjar hälsa men även faktorer som förebygger sjukdom och i relation till dessa kunde två teorier appliceras och skapa en förståelse för det empiriska materialet. Genom att veta vilka resurser som fanns på arbetsplatsen så blir det lättare att sats / Introduction: “Work, working relationship and working environment” is one of the Swedish public health policy goal areas that Sweden must work towards to achieve good and equal health. The workplace is an arena where adults spend a lot of time which makes it important for health promoting efforts. The restaurant industry has many risk factors and therefore it may be good to consider which resources maintain the health. Purpose: To investigate experiences of work-related resources that contribute to health among restaurant employees within a business in southern Sweden. Method: Six interviews were performed with a qualitative approach in form of semi-structured interviews. The empirical material has been analyzed with a content analysis. Results: The colleagues were the strongest resource that contributed to health where the community and communication with colleagues were mentioned. Other strong resources that were brought up included a supporting leadership and customers that motivated them. There were also preventing factors. Conclusion: There were many resources that promote health but also factors that prevent illness. Two theories could be applied to create an understanding of the empirical material. By knowing which resources that exist in the workplace, it can be easier to invest in strengthening them. Good health in the workplace can lead to a sustainable working life and contribute to equal health.
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