Deconcentration refers to a central government handing over some of its authority for PHC to the peripheral offices of the administrative structure of the central government, such as field offices of its ministry responsible for health.
In agreement with CPC management, the CPE makes recommendations as to the CPC's contribution to deconcentration and decentralization, on issues related to child survival, as well as on the programmes geared at children in need of special protection.
Wang et al. point out that deconcentration is unlikely to transfer recruitment and hiring to the local level, while delegation and devolution are most likely to involve a more extensive transfer of these responsibilities [ 2].
Operational actions related to deconcentration, decentralization, and the integration of ART programs at all levels of the healthcare system have been more difficult to implement, probably due to the need to involve various multi-sectorial health areas in a country beyond the National AIDS Programs.
Attention deconcentration allows the diver to pay close attention, while returning to the surface, to the state of his or her body, to what Molchanova described as "the subjective feeling of empty lungs at the deep".
The experimental results showed that surface temperature influenced the evaporation form of droplets significantly, which would be reflected in the morphology of the deposits obtained, leading to the deconcentration and miniaturization trend of deposits with the increase of surface temperature.
Central governments very often want to retain power so that decentralization actually boils down to a simple deconcentration, i.e., responsibilities over taxes and public expenditures are actually transferred to a representative of the central government at the subnational level and not to locally elected officials (Dafflon and Madiès 2011).
The 1972 act centralised power and authority even further to the government, despite some degree of deconcentration of tasks from the centre to the regions.
To still the unbidden apprehensions that might interfere with her dive — what she describes as "the subjective feeling of empty lungs at the deep" — Molchanova uses a technique that she refers to as "attention deconcentration".
In the future increased telecommuting from home threatens to reduce even further the roles once played exclusively by primary urban regions and to boost even greater deconcentration.
