Sentence examples for devolution of services from inspiring English sources

Long-term preventative work right from early years, mental health, prison reform, job guarantees, adult social care, based again around radical public service reform and devolution of services.

A Norwegian healthcare reform has led to significant restructuring in service delivery as a devolution of services to municipalities.

Such measures might include village governing boards or oversight committees, and indeed the literature on decentralization supports "stronger" forms of local control such as devolution of services to locally elected governments [ 56].

In addition to under-funding, the devolution of health services by virtue of the Local Government Code of 1991 resulted in inefficient referral services.

Specialized cancer services need to be taken nearer to the populations; however, there is a lack of policy on devolution of cancer services to regional levels.

2002 Childcare review recommends children's centres for pre-school children in the poorest 20% of areas, and devolution of childcare services to local authorities.

They have more power than their predecessors, because of the devolution of social services that followed the 1994 Republican sweep; and they have more money, because the economic boom has filled their tax coffers.

Devolution of cancer services will also ease on the congestions at the cancer centers in the city.

The program was established in the wake of the devolution of health services administration to local government level in 1991.

The Philippines experienced similar unforeseen resistance to the devolution of health services to local governments in the mid 1990s [ 50].

With the 1993 devolution of health services, most local governments found themselves unable to hire at the prevailing high salary levels.