Social Service Delivery Systems: An Agenda for Reform (Inter-American Development Bank) ebook

by Professor Cristián Aedo,Professor Osvaldo Larranaga

Professor Cristián Aedo Professor Osvaldo Larranaga Economics English

Social Service Delivery Systems" explores social service reform as a necessary second . The final chapter offers general guidelines for discussions on reform.

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Social Service Delivery Systems book. Published October 1st 1994 by Inter-American Development Bank. Social Service Delivery Systems: An Agenda For Reform. As Latin America undergoes a profound economic restructuring, governments are redefining their roles not only in economic development but also in social services.

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As Latin America undergoes a profound economic restructuring, governments are redefining their roles not only in economic development but also in social services. While governments throughout the region have funded education, health and social security programmes, the quality of social services is often far from satisfactory. In addition, rising public demand and limited resources have created constraints on social service funding and delivery. Further aggravating the situation is the legacy of the crisis of the 1980s - reduced social spending and an increased level of poverty in the region. "Social Service Delivery Systems" explores social service reform as a necessary second phase of the ongoing structural adjustment process in Latin America. The study discusses the best methods for delivering social services, with particular attention to delivery mechanisms, decentralization, private versus public delivery and the efficiency of social policies. Chapters on Chile, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic concentrate on health, education and welfare programmes in each country. Each chapter presents elements essential to reforming social service delivery systems. The final chapter offers general guidelines for discussions on reform.