Public service provision

This article aims to analyze the Vietnamese government’s public administration management related to online public administrative services. It mentions aspects of the legal framework, policies, and supervisory activities related to online public administrative services. From this analysis, the article will propose solutions to push the provision of online public administrative services in Vietnam, with the ultimate goal of enhancing Vietnam’s competitiveness on the global stage.

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The present article discusses the practical aspects of organizing provision of public services in Moscow by using supply chain strategy. The main difficulties of providing public services in multifunctional centers (MFC) of the capital region are studied, and the main limitations of provision of public services in modern Russian conditions are revealed. Currently, one of the most important tasks of the state is to provide modern, timely and highquality public services to citizens.

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The promotion of socialization, promoting the dynamism and initiative of medical facilities, mobilizing organizations, individuals and businesses to invest in the development of medical facilities is very necessary, urgent need today. Therefore, in order to promote borrowing, capital mobilization, joint ventures, association, and property leasing in the future, the health sector needs to be improved.

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The paper "Current situation of public services providing in production and consumption of potato in Bac Ninh province" reflects the current state of public service provision in production and consumption of the typical Potato value chain in Que Vo and Yen Phong districts, from which proposing solutions to improve public service delivery in production and consumption of the value chain of agricultural products Potatoes.

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Ebook Building the e-service society: E-commerce, e-business, and e-government - Part 1 includes the following content: Chapter 1: Towards key business process for e-government; Chapter 2: An intelligent search engine for electronic government applications for the resolutions of the united nations security council; Chapter 3: Knowledge in e-government; Chapter 4: Democracy in the electronic government era; Chapter 5: Usability evaluation as quality assurance of e-government services; Chapter 6: Rethinking trust and confidence in european e-government; Chapter 7: Exploring the relationship b...

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The introduction of mobile communication technologies in health care in low- and middle-income countries offers an opportunity for increased efficiencies in provision of care, improved utilization of scarce resources, reductions in workload, and increased reach of services to a larger target population. Short message service (SMS) technologies offer promise, with several large-scale SMS-based implementations already under way.

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Chapter 5 - Using consumer choice theory. In this chapter students will be able to: Determine how an excise subsidy affects consumer welfare and why it results in a deadweight loss, examine how the public provision of a certain quantity of a good such as education may lead to less consumption of the good, analyze how a voucher program would affect the quantity of educational services chosen by parents for their children.

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Methods used in the research include: Literature review, case study, comparison and in-depth interview. Data used in the research include the system of current policies, regulations of Vietnam, primary and secondary data from relevant survey, field work data collection and in-depth interviews.

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Cervical cancer which is preventable by screening and vaccination is the most common cancer in Zambia among both the female and male population. In this article we aim to determine how the key players of the sociocultural and political environment recognize cervical cancer as a public health problem and therefore impact the provision of cervical cancer prevention services (screening and vaccination).

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In response to the increasing cancer prevalence and the evolving health service landscape across the public and private health sectors in Australia, this study aimed to map cancer services and identify factors associated with service provision and important service gaps.

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The paradigm shift in the locus of control in many health systems brought about by consumerism, makes it imperative for consumers of health services to be involved in setting agenda for quality improvement.. This study sought to identify service quality gaps in a public hospital using the clients’ judgement.

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Adolescence is a time of rapid physiological and psychological change of intensive readjustment to the family, school, work and social life and of preparation for adult roles. The term “adolescence” literally means “to emerge”, “to mature” or “achieve identity”. It is a significant phase of transition from childhood to adulthood, which is marked by physical changes accompanied by psychological changes. This is the time to make adolescents aware of and informed about various facets of life in order to promote a healthy way of living.

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Thesis contributing a part of clarifying the theoretical basis of the role of the State in general and in the provision of health care services in particular; the additionally theoretical basis for application of PPP in the health care services provision.

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Chapter 5 - Using consumer choice theory. In this chapter students will be able to: Determine how an excise subsidy affects consumer welfare and why it results in a deadweight loss, examine how the public provision of a certain quantity of a good such as education may lead to less consumption of the good, analyze how a voucher program would affect the quantity of educational services chosen by parents for their children.

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Today, democratic public media systems in Europe, North America, and elsewhere face challenges on a number of fronts.

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Depending on the purpose of the classification, various factors and criteria are considered (e.g. example the ecosystem functions, the end-use of the product, type of users, economic value, property regimes, management characteristics, etc.). However, none of the classification schemes are universal, and all of them have advantages or disadvantages, depending on the context of their application. Bearing in mind the FORVALUE objectives and its main accent on the non-market forest goods and services, four classification approaches, were considered and are describe in more detail.

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Forests ecosystems provide a multiplicity of goods and services of crucial ecological, social and economic importance for the sustainability of our society. Forest goods and services represent the benefits that human populations derive, directly or indirectly, from forest ecosystems functions (MEA 2005) and are therefore an inherently anthropogenic concept, since it is the presence of human beings as valuing agents that enables the translation of the basic ecological structures and processes of forests into value-laden entities. ...

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A literature review and web search were undertaken for all studied aspects of forest goods and services – their classification, characterisation, importance, trends, valuation, and the financing mechanisms for their provision. Concerning the classification and characterisation of non-market forest goods and services, various studies on terminology, classification and taxonomy of forest goods and services, as well as on the user groups, ownership structure and public access in the EU, were reviewed. The reviewed studies were mainly focusing on the EU scale (e.g.

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Public MCH-FP service provision in Bangladesh has a number of distinguishing features. The pattern of service utilization is lopsided with low utilization of most facilities at the community level (upazila and below), and over utilization at the district and at teaching hospitals. The major reason for low utilization of primary level facilities is the poor service quality and negative perception of the community about the types of services available.

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Public MCH-FP service provision in Bangladesh has a number of distinguishing features. First, the pattern of service utilization is unbalanced, with low utilization of most facilities at the community level (upazila and below) and over utilization of facilities at the district and at teaching hospitals. Though the government EOC project has been proven as an effective way of maternal care by using three delays model, none even the district hospital is able to provide it.

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