Provision of healthcare in Nigeria is a concurrent responsibility of the three tiers of government – federal, state and local government.
TCA Anant (India) TCA Anant is the Chief Statistician of India, with concurrent responsibility as the Secretary of the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.
In South Africa, the nine provinces each have constitutional authority for managing health services in their area and implementing health policy, with local governments having concurrent responsibility for managing aspects of primary health care.
This requires sustained and targeted campaigns to address issues including domestic violence, the negative effects of multiple concurrent sexual partnerships, shared responsibility for contraception and shared responsibility for children.
However, in terms of the South Africa constitution, health is a concurrent function (or joint responsibility) of the national and provincial governments, with national government responsible for overall policy development, while the nine provincial health departments are the implementing agencies.
Collaborative care is a process of shared responsibility and concurrent treatment between primary care and mental health providers [ 24].
Innovative ways to increase access to advanced HSSR training in SSA, such as development of web-based freely available modules, like those being developed under the ARCADE-HSSR project [ 18], need to be devised to provide opportunity to individuals who may not be able to enroll into full-time training programs such as persons with concurrent job and family responsibilities, especially women.
The sticking point, for him, is the difference between a retroactive assumption of responsibility and a concurrent belief in it.
The representation being portrayed, therefore, is that the total social responsibility of business entails the concurrent fulfillment of the firm's economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities.
Labour is a "concurrent" subject under India's constitution, which means that responsibility for it is shared by the central and state governments.
Delving into the history of English common law, she discussed how a modern concept of criminal responsibility could not have emerged without the concurrent development of a legal infrastructure that included, for instance, an appeals system and comprehensive law reporting.
