SERVICES SECTOR HEALTH SERVICES

Key areas of intervention included water, health care, education, social services and the private sector.

the Services Sector Health Services

(b) Achieving sustainable social development, through poverty reduction, employment generation in this sector, social integration and improved access to basic services

in the Services Sector Health Services

in the Services Sector Health Services

(iii) Impact and content of basic social services (to enable a centralized study of world conferences and their impact on the social sector)

Tertiary sector Wholesale and retail trade, restaurants and hotels transport, storage and communications finance, insurance, real estate and business services community, social and personal services.

Cooperation in the relief and social services sector also remained strong in Jordan, Lebanon and the Syrian Arab Republic.

Cooperation in the relief and social services sector also remained strong in Jordan, Lebanon and the Syrian Arab Republic.

Of the new funding, 10.5 million was for projects in the education sector, 8.3 million for the relief and social services sector, 7.2 million for the health sector, and 0.9 million for other categories.

Of the new funding, 5.1 million was for projects in the education sector, 3.3 million for the health sector, 1.1 million for the relief and social services sector, and 0.4 million for income generation activities.

Government spending in the social sector had focused on education, public health and basic services such as drinking water and electricity.

The health services sector, like any other services sector, was affected by the globalization of markets and technological development.

The conditions were created to increase the participation of the private sector in the establishment and maintenance of institutions providing social services.

and Expanding Exports of Developing Countries in the Services Sector Health Services

EXPORT STRATEGIES IN THE HEALTH SERVICES SECTOR

(c) Social Services

221. Social services.

Social services a

(b) Social services

8. Social services

(b) The development of the social sector, including the promotion of education and health services as prerequisites to the development of human resources

b) Strengthen the role of public sector in ensuring and providing comprehensive health services to women as well as education and social security services to enable their full integration into economic activities

Social services provision in Bosnia and Herzegovina is done, mainly, through local social services activities, called social care centres .

THE NEW SCENARIO IN THE HEALTH SERVICES SECTOR

Infrastructure and Social Services

Distribution services are the single most important services sector in terms of employment generation.

The Act on public sector procurements, leases and services.

Further provision of social services and social welfare through the Ministry of Social Affairs and its network of integrated social services centres would be required.

The largest gain by sector, 1,610 employees in 1996, was recorded in the largest sector services.

It was considered that social and ethical considerations played a paramount role in health services and that there were limits to the expansion of exports in the health sector due to the peculiarities of the sector.

With respect to sector specific policies, the design of policies in such areas as the environment and social services may create or discourage opportunities for corruption.

Relief and social services programme

Access relief and social services

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Table 4. Social services programme

Relief and social services staff

Community, social and personal services

Social and health care services

Community, social and personal services

Public health and social services

C. Relief and social services

Even where the private sector indicates an interest in partnering the public sector in the provision of services, in order for such services to be provided efficiently, while taking into account social objectives, it presupposes a strong and transparent regulatory framework that only a competent State can provide.

Systematic data collection and analysis of their experiences concluded that the public sector plays a key role in securing access for the poorest to basic social services.