1. Socio-cultural diversity and national integration

2. Coverage
Social structure and social systems
Socio-cultural diversity profile
Diversity as an asset
Diversity dynamism
Diversity management and national integration
Nation, nationality and social bond

3. Social Structure and Social Systems
What is structure?
What is system?

4. Social Structure and Social Systems
Social structure refers to:
A) statuses and roles
B) a value
C) the way the units of a group or society relate to one another

5. Social Structure and Social Systems
Which of the following is a unit of the social structure?
A) a status
B) group, institution, association and organization
C) all of the above

6. Social Structure and Social Systems
An organization means
A) co-ordination of social relationships
B) co-ordination of parts
C) certain positions

7. Social Structure and Social Systems
State whether the following statements are true or false:
A) A social system is an orderly and systematic arrangement of social interaction
B) Social system has no sub-system

8. Social Structure and Social Systems
State whether the following statements are true or false:
A) Social system is not based on interaction of plurality
B) Social system is unrelated to cultural system
C) There is a functional relationship between the parts of a social system

10. Socio-Cultural Diversity Profile

11. Close your eyes
Imagine that everyone in the room is same
Same hair
Same height
Same weight
Same gender
Everyone dresses the same and sounds the same
Now open your eyes, look around.
What do you see?

12. Sex Composition
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011

13. Age Composition
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011

14. Urban/Rural Population
Census Year
Urban Centers
Urban Pop (%)
Rural Pop (%)
1961 16
3.6
96.4
1971
4.0 96
1981 23
6.4
93.6
1991 33
9.2
90.8
2001 58
13.9
86.1
2011
17.1
82.9
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011
Metropolitan City = 6
Sub- metropolitan City = 11
Municipality = 276
Rural Municipality = 460
Source: MOFALD, 2017 (www.

15. Ethnic/Caste Composition
Groups
1991 (%)
2001(%)
2011 (%)
Chhetri
16.05
15.8
16.6
Hill Brahmin 13
12.7
12.2
Magar
7.2
7.1
Tharu
6.5
6.8
6.6
Tamang
5.8
5.6
Newar 5
Kami
5.2 4
4.8
Yadav
4.1
Musalman
3.5
4.3
4.4
Rai Kiranti 3
2.8
2.3
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011

16. Religion Composition Religion 1991 2001 2011 Hindu 86.51 80.62 81.3
Buddhist
7.78
10.74 9
Islam
3.53
4.2
4.4
Kirat
1.72
3.6
3.1
Christian
0.17
0.45
1.4
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011

17. Language Composition Language 1991 2001 2011 Nepali 50.31 48.61 44.6
Maithali
11.85
12.30
11.7
Bhojpuri
7.46
7.53
5.9
Tharu
5.37
5.86
5.77
Tamang
4.89
5.19
5.11
Newar
3.73
3.63
3.2
Bajjika -
1.05
2.99
Urdhu
1.09
0.77
2.61
Doteli
2.97
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011

18. Education Composition
Population aged 6 years and above
Sex
1991 (%)
2001(%)
2011 (%)
Male
54.5
65.5
75.2
Female
25.0
42.8
57.4
Total
39.6
54.1
66.0
Locations
Male (%)
Female (%)
Total (%)
Maximum (Kathmandu) 92 80 86
Minimum (Rautahat) 51 32 42
Sources: CBS, 2001 and 2011

19. Different Schools of Thought
Diversity as a problem
Diversity as an asset
Exercise
Work in group/pair
You will get 7 minutes
Present in plenary

20. Diversity Dynamism
Game: D & D

21. Diversity Management and National Integration
Exclusion: an obstacle to open and healthy communication between different ethnic, linguistic, religious, and cultural group
Is inclusion the ending of exclusion, or much more than that.
Assimilation/Integration
Exclusionary inclusion, assimilationist inclusion and multicultural inclusion

22. Diversity Management and National Integration
Representation and participation
Improving social and economic life of people in social and political system
Equitable society where economic equality, prosperity, and social justice prevail
Recognition of diverse cultures and group identities
Integration by changing the existing social, economic, political and legal system

23. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
Dividers Vs Connectors

24. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
System and Institutions Vs System and Institutions

25. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
Attitudes and Actions Vs Attitudes and Action

26. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
Different Values and Interests Vs Shared Values and Interests

27. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
Different Experiences Vs Common Experience

28. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
Symbols and Occasions Vs Symbols and Occasions

29. Nation, Nationality and Social Bond
Political
Social
Economic
Psychological

30. Issues in National Integration
Under-representation
Discrimination on different ground
Illiteracy
Regional disparities/uneven development process
Social inequalities
Regionalism
International domination and ideology

31. Factors Promoting National Integration “united we stand but divided we fall"
Constitutional provisions
Governmental initiatives
Democracy
Nation, nationality and binding factors
Strengthening state-people interface
Strengthening multiculturalism
Reducing inequality – vertical and horizontal
Promoting balanced development
Respecting social and cultural diversity

33. Thank you