Decentralizing service delivery

Service delivery in basic health and water and sanitation has improved, along with efforts to strengthen breastfeeding practices.

Estimated level of service delivery

UNICEF provided support to water, sanitation and hygiene programmes in 93 countries in 2004, ranging from national policy development to service delivery in focus districts.

Reconciling security requirements with demands for social service delivery

Reconciling security requirements with demands for social service delivery

The development in e government towards increasingly complex service delivery.

The service is provided by a mainstream organization, but has some experience in indigenous service delivery.

Crisis and management is a key function of public administration, and it cuts across service delivery and delivery functions.

Target 2 Support to programmes to deliver nutrition, child and maternal health, water, sanitation and hygiene related services and commodities, and to convergent service delivery among the most disadvantaged

Building the general capacity of the Australian Public Service to provide more effective service delivery to indigenous peoples

Within this category, there are several innovations, including client focused one stop service delivery for social services and mobile service delivery for multiservice clients in remote areas and other similar innovations.

UNICEF continues to expand its water, sanitation and hygiene programmes, supporting activities in 93 countries in 2004, ranging from national policy development to direct support for improved service delivery in focus areas.

Institutional and managerial reforms required to adapt to changing dynamics of service delivery

Water supply service quality has many dimensions continuity water quality pressure and the degree of responsiveness of service providers to customer complaints.

UNICEF has a long history of supporting community management in rural WASH service delivery.

Personal service providers can place their service marks on their delivery vehicles, such as on the trucks of plumbers or on moving vans.

Within the United Nations family, UNICEF was designated as the lead agency for water and sanitation, child protection and education, and worked closely with national authorities and key non governmental organizations (NGOs) to ensure service delivery.

Partnership building promotes sharing public service delivery responsibility and achievement, a quality that empowers civil society.

There has been a boom in so called service delivery protests in the settlements surrounding urban areas.

Assertive community treatment, or ACT, is an intensive and highly integrated approach for community mental health service delivery.

Regular surveys can help in assessing the effectiveness of service delivery and how needs and preferences are evolving.

In fact, service and delivery providers in Manhattan, among others, would benefit from shorter travel times and fewer delays.

The next step in the design process covers the definition of a service delivery platform (SDP) and its implementation.

As this section illustrates, there has been considerable progress on major components of basic service delivery for children and women.

Actors at this level, who are typically led by local government, are the main duty bearers in WASH service delivery.

Such franchises may cover local sanitation network extension, sludge removal and disposal, sewage collection and treatment and other service delivery.

Did health service delivery personnel receive training on gender sensitive services and were they familiar with General Recommendation No. 24?

The protests were organised by global civil society movements that include Public Service International, Africa Water Network, European Federation of Public Service Unions, Transnational Institute, WASH United, Greenpeace and Food and Water Watch.

Yet such a service uses less water per diaper in the laundering process.

The Panel also observes that, although Jordan's rationing programme limited the number of water delivery days, it did not necessarily limit the quantity of water that was actually delivered.

Efforts are being made in several health regions to accommodate a demand for culturally appropriate health service delivery to Aboriginal people.

Policies aimed at the prevention of delivery of essential services or assistance, including obstruction of aid delivery or access to food, water, sanitation or essential medical supplies in certain regions or targeting specific groups.

In order to further rise the level of customer service, in October 2004, the Tourist Board introduced the new hotel industry standards, which are designed to ensure high quality of service delivery.

Indeed, the challenges we face today require renewed commitment and visionary leadership to ensure efficient and effective service delivery to all humanity.

Ensuring that employees working in whole of government service delivery to indigenous Australians have the skills they need to deliver effective outcomes5

Training at the local level in leadership, organization, hygiene and other issues regarding preserving the safety of water supplies should be a priority when bringing water delivery systems to the people.

In the legal sense, there is no service in Bosnia and Herzegovina responsible for water.

1.144 To improve the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery to Special Hardship Case (SHC) families through reduction in social worker case loads, systematic in service training and the improvement of overall working conditions.

(b) Applying information and communication technologies to improve internal management processes and external service delivery systems, and promoting civil service automation (this is especially the case in well established and rapidly changing administrative systems)

The training will include information on UNIDO technical cooperation and service delivery, the service modules and thematic clusters, management of programmes and projects, and the general administrative procedures governing the actions in the field.

Another critical factor for the development and diffusion of innovation in public service delivery is well educated and well trained public sector employees.

Strictly speaking about health care delivery by the National Health Service (SNS), there is no place for any type of discrimination against women.

On the Zambia MTR, two speakers jointly supported the MTR recommendation that UNICEF strengthen its advocacy role, rather than focus on service delivery.

Inclusion through support for families and community based care will ensure that service delivery meets human needs and complies with the rule of law.