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ویرایش: نویسندگان: M. Mercedes Galan-Ladero, Helena M. Alves سری: Springer Business Cases ISBN (شابک) : 3031273761, 9783031273766 ناشر: Springer سال نشر: 2023 تعداد صفحات: 376 [377] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 15 Mb
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب اهداف بازاریابی اجتماعی و توسعه پایدار (SDGs): مطالعات موردی برای چشم انداز جهانی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
این کتاب موارد با کیفیت بالا را در مورد کمپین های مختلف بازاریابی اجتماعی که توسط سازمان های غیردولتی، مدیریت دولتی و مشاغل ایجاد شده اند ارائه می دهد. آنها به طور خاص بر روی دستیابی به اهداف مختلف توسعه پایدار (SDGs) توسط سازمان ملل متحد متمرکز خواهند شد و اینکه چگونه این کمپین ها می توانند آگاهی را افزایش دهند و در دستیابی به اهداف توسعه پایدار کمک کنند. این کتاب رویکردی بین المللی دارد و موارد توسعه یافته در کشورها و فرهنگ های مختلف در سراسر جهان را جمع آوری می کند.
This book presents high-quality cases on different social marketing campaigns that have been developed by NGOs, Public Administration, and businesses. They will be specifically focused on achieving, or contributing to achieving, the different Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by The United Nations, and how these campaigns can raise awareness and contribute to achieving the SDGs. This book takes an international approach, gathering cases developed in different countries and cultures around the world.
Preface Contents Theoretical Background: Social Marketing & Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Learning Objectives 1 Introduction: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Social Marketing 2 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 Social Marketing 3.1 Definitions and Core Concepts. Some Areas for Its Application 3.2 Social Marketing Streams 3.3 Social Marketing Approaches & Strategies 3.4 Marketing Mix Strategies (The 4 Ps) 3.5 The Social Marketing Program 4 Conclusions References Part I: Cases on Social Inequality Social Marketing for Improving Women´s Rights: The Case of Dowry in Pakistan Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Dowry 3 Contextualization of the Case: The Situation in Pakistan 3.1 Violence against Women in Pakistan 3.2 UN Women Pakistan 3.3 Dowry Culture in Pakistan 4 ``Stop Jahezkhori´´ Campaign 5 The Road to Change: From ``Stop Hahezkhori´´ Campaign to ``Numaish´´ Campaign 6 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 7 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References ``No es de Hombres´´ (``That´s Not Manly´´): a Campaign for Gender Equity in Mexico Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 Campaign Background ``No es de Hombres´´ (``That´sNot Manly´´) 2.2 The Campaign ``No es de Hombres´´ (``That´s Not Manly´´) 2.2.1 Objectives 2.2.2 Target Audience 2.2.3 Phases 2.2.4 Place 2.2.5 Broadcast Media 2.2.6 Scope 2.2.7 Assessment 2.3 Subsequent Campaigns 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References An Open-Source Solution for Social Change: The Goodpush Alliance Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 The Founding of a New Sport-for-Development Program 2.2 Making a Bigger Impact 2.2.1 The Start of the Goodpush Alliance Initiative 2.2.2 Creating an Open-Source Platform 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audiences and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References ``We Know What We Are Doing´´: Campaign Toolbox against the Shortage of Young People in Skilled Crafts Professions Learning Objectives 1 Introduction: High-Quality Vocational Training to Address the Looming Skilled Labor Shortage 2 Case Development: Craft Sector Seeks Suitable Applicants for Apprenticeship Occupations 2.1 Initial Situation 2.2 Objective of the Campaign 2.3 Target Group 2.4 Campaign 2.5 Out Of Home (OOH) Advertising 2.6 Print Ads 2.7 Online 2.8 Advertising Portal 2.9 Media Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References Corporate Social Marketing and the Labor Inclusion of People with Disabilities. A Case Study of Ilunion Hotels Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 The Spanish Situation: A Brief Empirical Analysis 2.2 The Ilunion Hotels Company 2.3 The ``Hotels with all Inclusive´´ Campaign 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References ``You Can´t Ask That´´: Asking and Understanding to Achieve more Inclusive Societies Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 Online Television Entertainment-Education Contents for Social Change 2.2 ``You Can´t Ask That´´: Entertainment-Education for a More Egalitarian Society 2.3 The Spanish Version: ``Eso no se pregunta´´ 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References The Use of Events to Achieve Social Change: The Case of ILGA Portugal Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 Events as a Communication Action in Social Marketing 2.2 ILGA Portugal 2.3 ILGA´s Events 2.3.1 Pride Festival 2.4 Arco-Íris Awards 2.5 Purpose for Holding the Events 3 Conclusion 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References Integrating the Environmental, Social, and Economic SDGs into an Educational Organization Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 Initial Training on the 2030 Agenda 2.2 Definition of the Organization´s Strategic Objectives and Priority Action Lines in the SDG Field 2.3 Specific Actions to Achieve the Priority SDGs 2.3.1 Actions Linked to the Environmental SDGs 2.3.2 Actions Linked to the Social SDGs 2.3.3 Actions Linked to Economic SDGs 2.4 Analysis, Results, and Dissemination 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis Answer References Part II: Cases on Regional Inequalities Social Marketing Strategies to Attract Immigrants to Depopulated Areas: The Case of Hyogo Prefecture in Japan Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 3 Conclusion 4 Discussion Questions Appendix Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Target Audience Teaching Methods and Equipment Teaching Instruction Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Duration Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References Inland Paladins or Wanderlusts? Fighting Rural Depopulation and Promoting Sustainable Development in an Inland City of Portugal 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 3 Results 4 Discussion and Lessons Learned 5 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References A Social Marketing Program for Local Products and a Local Market: The Case of Setúbal, Portugal Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 Local Commerce and Municipal Markets: The Case of Setúbal 2.2 Local Products and the Livramento Market in Setúbal 2.3 Marketing Management of the Livramento Market 2.4 The Competitive Situation of the Livramento Market in Setúbal 2.4.1 SWOT Analysis 2.4.2 Axes of Strategic Action for the Market 3 Discussion Questions Appendix: Setúbal Livramento Market: Results of a Consumer Survey Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References The ``Smart Destinations´´ Model from the Perspective of Social Marketing. The Case Study of Gijón as an Example Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Development of the Case Study 2.1 The Smart Destination Model and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2.2 The Smart Destination Model as a Case of Social Marketing 2.3 The Smart Destinations Network 2.4 The Smart Destination Model and its Methodology 2.5 Digital Platform for Smart Destinations 2.6 The Gijón Case Study: Towards a Responsible and Sustainable Form of Tourism 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis Suggested Assignment Questions References Colors and a Pinch of Salt: The ``Sustainable Mexico Reborn´´ Strategy for Enhancing Quality Education Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Study 2.1 Background: The ``Sustainable Mexico Reborn´´ Strategy 2.2 Case Study: The ``Roads of the Mexican Renaissance´´ Initiative and the ``Moctezuma Fish Route Race´´ 3 Conclusion 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Teaching Materials Learning Timeframe for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References Part III: Cases on Environment, Healthy Lifestyles, and Responsible Consumption Supporting Well-being in People and Helping Pollinators Through a Community Garden Project Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 1.1 Community Gardening in Australia 1.2 Pollinators, Well-being, Belongingness 2 Case Development 2.1 Precontemplation 2.2 Contemplation 2.3 Preparation 2.4 Action 2.5 Maintenance 3 Conclusion 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Classroom Notes Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion SuggestedDiscussion Questions Analysis Further Classroom Activities: For Digital Learning and Oncampus Classes Online Class: Workshop Practical Hands-on Immersive Learning Activity References Corporate Social Marketing for Sustainable Animal Well-Being: The Pedigree Promotion of Homeless Dog Adoption Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case development 2.1 Pet Industry and Animal Well-Being Figures 2.2 Raising Awareness About the Homeless Animal Problem: endpethomelessness.com 2.3 Providing Comprehensive Non-Profit Solutions to Pet Homelessness: The Pedigree Foundation 2.4 Encouraging Dog Adoption: Creative and Emotional Communication 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References The Power of Our Diet: Less Meat for a Healthier Life and Planet Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Humans: Homo Carnivorus 3 A Mouthful of Steak Is like Taking a Bite Out of the Planet´s Health 4 (Animal) Life on the Farm 5 Social Marketing Campaigns to Change Policies and Behaviour 6 Conclusions 7 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References The Green Button: Social Marketing for a Government Seal to Support more Sustainable Purchasing Decisions when Buying Textiles Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 The Seal 2.2 Company-related Audit Criteria 2.3 Product-related Audit Criteria 3 The Social Marketing Campaign 4 Dual Target Groups 5 Results 6 From Seal Awareness to Change in Purchasing Behaviour 7 ``Green Button´´ 2.0 8 Conclusions 9 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References Reducing Salt Consumption through a Nudge Technique: The Case of PÃO.COME Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 3 Results 4 Discussion and Lessons Learned 5 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References Social Marketing and SDG 12 on Social Networks: A Case Study of Carrefour on Instagram and Twitter Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 ``Act for Food´´ Project 2.2 ``Zero Waste´´ Project 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Timeframe for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References How Can Social Marketing Help the Sustainability of Water Use in Tourism? The Case of Tourist Accommodation Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 The Context 2.2 Social Marketing Program Development 2.2.1 Selection of the Behavior 2.2.2 Identifying the Barriers and Benefits 2.2.3 Designing a Strategy That Utilizes Behavior Change Tools Social Norms Commitment Incentives Feedback 2.2.4 Piloting the Strategy with a Small Segment of a Community 2.2.5 Piloting the Strategy with a Small Segment of a Community 3 Conclusions 4 Discussion Questions Teaching / Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Objectives Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References The Spanish Cancer Association: Supporting SDGs Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Cancer Is Equal for Everyone, But Facing Cancer We Are Not All Equal 3 Campaigns Contributing to the SDG 3 3.1 Colon and Rectum Cancer Can Be Prevented: ``This Shit Could Save Your Life´´ 3.2 How to Prevent Lung Cancer: ``The Last Casting´´ 3.3 ``Call It Cancer. The Reality Behind the Word´´ 4 Campaigns Contributing to the SDG 10 4.1 ``Breasts Out for Them´´ 4.2 ``Facing Cancer We Are Not All Equal´´ 5 Conclusions 6 Discussion Questions Teaching Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References The Central Lechera Asturiana Women´s Race: A Case of Social Marketing Oriented to the Practice of a Healthy Lifestyle for Wom... Learning Objectives 1 Introduction 2 Case Development 2.1 Origin of the Women´s Race 3 From Race to Circuit, Thanks to Central Lechera Asturiana 3.1 The Women´s Race Circuit and Its Solidarity Dimension (SDGs 3, 5, and 10) 3.2 Women´s Race Circuit and Its Multi-Activity Dimension 3.3 Women´s Race Circuit and Its Communication Strategy 3.4 The Women´s Race Circuit: Impact and Results 4 Conclusions 5 Discussion Questions Teaching/Classroom Notes Synopsis Potential Audience and Instructor´s Material Learning Time Frame for Class Discussion Suggested Discussion Questions Analysis References