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T1 Case studies on strengthening coordination between non-governmental organizations and government agencies in promoting social development
A1 UN.ESCAP,
YR 1989
LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4419
PB United Nations
AB <p>The adoption of economic adjustment policies in many coun­ tries of the Asian and Pacific region in recent years has, in conjunction with other budgetary problems, resulted in cutbacks in social devel­ opment programmes for specific disadvantaged groups. Even where cutbacks have not been experienced, needed programmes in a num­ ber of social sectors have in many cases not been pursued. In the presence of such constraints in the delivery of social services, govern­ ments have increasingly recognized the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in complementing their efforts to implement social development programmes and policies aimed at specific disadvantaged groups.</p>
<p>At the same time, NGOs have contributed greatly in carrying out innovative social development programmes in many countries of the region. In a number of countries, NGOs have proved to be skilful organizers and effective advocates for specific disadvantaged groups. Their credibility and outreach thus greatly enhanced, they have further shown that they can assume the role of mediators, channelling demands and concerns from the grassroots to the deci­ sion makers and back.</p>
<p>It is hoped that the present publication will provide useful guidelines for members and associate members of ESCAP in strength­ ening modalities for co-operation between GAs and NGOs in the delivery of social services for women.</p>
OL English(30)
TY - GEN
T1 - Case studies on strengthening coordination between non-governmental organizations and government agencies in promoting social development
AU - UN.ESCAP
Y1 - 1989
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4419
PB - United Nations
AB - The adoption of economic adjustment policies in many coun tries of the Asian and Pacific region in recent years has, in conjunction with other budgetary problems, resulted in cutbacks in social devel opment programmes for specific disadvantaged groups. Even where cutbacks have not been experienced, needed programmes in a num ber of social sectors have in many cases not been pursued. In the presence of such constraints in the delivery of social services, govern ments have increasingly recognized the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in complementing their efforts to implement social development programmes and policies aimed at specific disadvantaged groups.
At the same time, NGOs have contributed greatly in carrying out innovative social development programmes in many countries of the region. In a number of countries, NGOs have proved to be skilful organizers and effective advocates for specific disadvantaged groups. Their credibility and outreach thus greatly enhanced, they have further shown that they can assume the role of mediators, channelling demands and concerns from the grassroots to the deci sion makers and back.
It is hoped that the present publication will provide useful guidelines for members and associate members of ESCAP in strength ening modalities for co-operation between GAs and NGOs in the delivery of social services for women.
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At the same time, NGOs have contributed greatly in carrying out innovative social development programmes in many countries of the region. In a number of countries, NGOs have proved to be skilful organizers and effective advocates for specific disadvantaged groups. Their credibility and outreach thus greatly enhanced, they have further shown that they can assume the role of mediators, channelling demands and concerns from the grassroots to the deci sion makers and back.
It is hoped that the present publication will provide useful guidelines for members and associate members of ESCAP in strength ening modalities for co-operation between GAs and NGOs in the delivery of social services for women.
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At the same time, NGOs have contributed greatly in carrying out innovative social development programmes in many countries of the region. In a number of countries, NGOs have proved to be skilful organizers and effective advocates for specific disadvantaged groups. Their credibility and outreach thus greatly enhanced, they have further shown that they can assume the role of mediators, channelling demands and concerns from the grassroots to the deci sion makers and back.
It is hoped that the present publication will provide useful guidelines for members and associate members of ESCAP in strength ening modalities for co-operation between GAs and NGOs in the delivery of social services for women.
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TY - GEN
T1 - Case studies on strengthening coordination between non-governmental organizations and government agencies in promoting social development
AU - UN.ESCAP
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4419
PB - United Nations
AB - The adoption of economic adjustment policies in many coun tries of the Asian and Pacific region in recent years has, in conjunction with other budgetary problems, resulted in cutbacks in social devel opment programmes for specific disadvantaged groups. Even where cutbacks have not been experienced, needed programmes in a num ber of social sectors have in many cases not been pursued. In the presence of such constraints in the delivery of social services, govern ments have increasingly recognized the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in complementing their efforts to implement social development programmes and policies aimed at specific disadvantaged groups.
At the same time, NGOs have contributed greatly in carrying out innovative social development programmes in many countries of the region. In a number of countries, NGOs have proved to be skilful organizers and effective advocates for specific disadvantaged groups. Their credibility and outreach thus greatly enhanced, they have further shown that they can assume the role of mediators, channelling demands and concerns from the grassroots to the deci sion makers and back.
It is hoped that the present publication will provide useful guidelines for members and associate members of ESCAP in strength ening modalities for co-operation between GAs and NGOs in the delivery of social services for women.
