[PDF] Top 20 Social Services and the Poor in Less Developed Countries (LDCs): Making Services Work for the Poor

... that, making services work requires changing the institutional relationships among key ...providing services for the ...“successful services for poor people emerge from ... See full document

... the poor or through different types of transfer payments in cash ...complimentary social services) to the ...developing countries and their development partners to focus more and more on ... See full document

... developing countries and establishments resulted in a reduction of the role of the government and its omnipresence and involving the users of services in the produc- tion of the services they ... See full document

... feel less tied to the land, and feel less obligation to care of the ...home countries after years of working in another country. They have no work, no skills, and no pensions, and will grow ... See full document

... developing countries as evidence suggests that ‘brain drain’ is now far greater than a few decades ...‘developed countries are responding to shortages of health personnel by recruiting staff from low ... See full document

... Finally, we include two definitions in the case of water. In the first case, the household is considered connected if it declares it has a pipe connection either within its dwelling or in the building its dwelling is a ... See full document

... microfinance services (factors of microfinance) influence the creation of new businesses and growth of existing businesses has not been clearly ...microfinance services provided to women contribute to ... See full document

... Dr Aurangzeb et al. [3] examined the economic study of unemployment used for India, China and Pakistan. Data was collected from year for the period 1980 to 2009. The methodology was used integration, granger causality ... See full document

... Another challenge is the identification of the poor. We used asset quintiles for it allows the classification of attendees in terms of any interval such as deciles or quin- tiles, and in particular, allows the ... See full document

... Finally we would like to highlight some methodological and other considerations and how they might affect inter- pretation of the findings. In general secondary data analy- ses are limited by the fact that the objectives ... See full document

... If schools continue for a few more generations to be the major means of social-role selection, the result will be a meritocracy, in which merit is defined by the selection process that occurs in schools. Michael ... See full document

... psychotherapists, social workers, and law enforcement personnel often misinterpret the mythological language and symbolic images with the harsh light of scientific ... See full document

... Israeli Social Survey and examining the set of goods that a family reports to have given up in the prior twelve months provides only a very rough and unreliable snapshot of which goods they gave up first, second, ... See full document

... Integrating public health practices through resident feedback and community participatory based research (CPBR), and reviewing current housing models, in addition to creating and implementing new policies can help ... See full document

... least developed area in ...of services similar to those offering in other regions in ...21 services along the three main banking services ...e-banking services, lending services ... See full document

... Unless and until classical signs appear like hydrophobia, it is difficult to diagnose rabies. Laboratory diagnosis is usually done after death of the patient, in India. It can be done by virus isolation or antigen ... See full document

... possible poor uptake of low vision services by patients with glaucoma in the study area, poor referral of glaucoma patients with low vision to the low vision clinic and higher number of aging ... See full document

... 100 countries in the world have either started their reforms towards UHC or have already achieved it and India is one of the countries trying to achieve ...healthcare services for BPL ... See full document

... when work- ers are trained beyond their legal scope of practice, as a strategy to facilitate the implementation of specific pro- ...been developed for those already work- ing in the ... See full document

... A qualitative research design was used, with key-informant interviews (KIIs) with policy makers, planners and managers working within the mental health system at the national and state levels in India, and in one ... See full document