DECENTRALIZED REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT BY INTER-MUNICIPAL COOPERATION IN INDONESIA CASE STUDY OF BARLINGMASCAKEB, JAVAPROMO AND KARTAMANTUL REGIONAL COOPERATION by PAMBUDI, WASIS

“…The findings shows for the intermunicipal regional cooperation aiming only for delivering improved public services collaboratively, the systemized discussions above may be sufficient. …”

The Construction of Agropolitan in Archipelagic Network Context by Prayitno, Budi

“…This agropolitan construction includes kinds of plan unit in four categories i.e. relating to agricultural activities, relating to living and business activities (settlement), relating to foreshy and recreation activities (green space) and relating to public services such as traffics and water utilization. …”
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Is the UK tax system effective in supporting disabled people? by Brice, P

“…</p> <p>The UK benefits system is the most substantial source of public financial support for disabled people and their carers - alongside a range of public services. Separately, UK tax legislation contains nearly 40 reliefs spanning multiple taxes for eligible disabled taxpayers. …”

Local and global public good contributions of higher education in China by Cai Liu, N, Tian, L

“…The third is by producing public services – including public engagement activities and policy suggestions. …”

Microworld simulation in childcare social work: investigating risk, blame and performance management by Wastell, D, White, S, Peckover, S, Hall, C, Broadhurst, K, Pithouse, A

“…The authors are currently engaged in a study of error and blame in local authority children's services funded under the ESRC, Public Services Programme. The study focuses on the impact of various forms of ICT-enabled performance management on day to day practice and involves the development of a computer based interactive simulation of decision-making loci. …”

Public accountability and the case of the NHS foundation trust policy: An exploration of the views and experiences of policy makers, regulators, directors and governors by Massam, R

“…In some contexts, the policies have promoted the role of organisational mechanisms that encourage the public to be involved and to hold their public services to account. While some scholars have emphasised the possibilities, as well as the limitations, associated with the new forms of public accountability, further research is required to critically explore the realities of the processes and the outcomes of such mechanisms.…”

Governing health data across changing contexts: a focus group study of citizen's views in England, Iceland, and Sweden by Shah, N, Viberg Johansson, J, Haraldsdóttir, E, Bentzen, HB, Coy, S, Mascalzoni, D, Jónsdóttir, GA, Kaye, J

“…Participants supported the need for data to help understand the observable world, improve medical research, the quality of public services, and to benefit society. However, participants consistently identified the lack of information, transparency and control as barriers to trusting organisations to use data in a way that they considered appropriate. …”

Infrastructure shortfall in the United Kingdom: the private finance initiative and government policy by Clark, G, Root, A

“…The PFI is the formal mechanism by which government departments, agencies and instrumentalities, like the National Health Service, utilise private sector investment capital and, in particular, pension fund assets, to revitalise public services. This paper sets out the institutional history of the PFI, beginning with the Thatcher government's Ryrie Rules, the efforts of the Major Conservative government to make it a viable operational practice, and the reasons why the new government supports PFI and has made significant moves to improve its effectiveness. …”

Caring for children with physical disability in Kenya: potential links between caregiving and carers' physical health. by Geere, J, Gona, J, Omondi, F, Kifalu, M, Newton, C, Hartley, S

“…In low-income countries, many carers of children with disabilities contend with poverty, limited public services and lack assistive devices. In these situations caregiving may require more physical work than in high-income countries and so carry greater risk of physical injury or health problems. …”

The coming economic, social, and political apocalypse? by Knight, J

“…There is a risk that they will be driven down economically, so challenging the capacity of their governments to address the new poverty and maintain public services, and some will become fragile or even failed states. …”

The impact of outsourcing on state school systems: the case of the academies programme in England by Martindale, N

“…In so doing, this thesis makes a significant contribution to the sociology of work and education while providing an in-depth case study of outsourcing reforms of public services at a time when these policies are becoming increasingly popular in state education systems around the world.…”

Pembandaran dan perkembangan wilayah metropolitan lanjutan Lembah Klang-Langat, Malaysia by Katiman Rostam

“…Many more corporate headquaters are established in the core and internal zones while at the same time the manufacturing and public services relocate their activities to the peripheries of the EMR. …”
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Financial practices and physical health influencing financial health of Malaysian employees by Abdul Rahim @ Abdul Wahab, Husniyah, Sabri, Mohamad Fazli, S., Norhasmah, Othman, Mohd Amim, S., Norhafifah, Mat Rahim, Fatin Farwizah

“…As majority of these employees were young, the health risks may pose a risk on their job productivity and the impact on the quality of public services. Thus, it is critical for the government to forsee these health risks and financial health situation of their employees to ensure better outcomes for the public and country.…”
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Urban sprawl patterns, drivers, and impacts: the case of Mogadishu, Somalia using geo-spatial and SEM analyses by Hassan, Marwan Omar, Ling, Gabriel Hoh Teck, Rusli, Noradila, Mokhtar, Safizahanin, Wider, Walton, Leng, Pau Chung

“…The SEM discovered five significant drivers: low price of land and dwelling (LP), development of transportation infrastructure (DTI), rising income, security reasons, and low commute cost (LCC), in addition to eight significant impacts: less social interaction (LSI), agriculture land and natural habitat loss (AGL NHL), unsafe environment (USE), insufficient health and educational services (IHF IEF), high public services cost (HPSC), insufficient public transport (IPT), less physical activity (LPA), pollution (POL) and mental health issues (MH). …”
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Are Universities Role Models for Communities? A Gender Perspective by Felicia Cornelia MACARIE, Octavian MOLDOVAN

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Application of SWAN model for storm generated wave simulation in the Canadian Beaufort Sea by Md. Azharul Hoque, William Perrie, Steven M. Solomon

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Essays on networks and social interaction by Knox, Dean, 1988-

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Dialogic focalization in Ashwin Sanghi’s The Krishna Key by Al Ogaili, Thamer Amer Jubouri, Mani, Manimangai, Jujar Singh, Hardev Kaur, Awang, Mohammad Ewan

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A focus on residential areas in Kota Kinabalu with special reference to Luyang Phases 1-5/ by 222811 Shanti Rani, K.

“…Then a further study on existing public services, utilities and facilities are done to complement the study of the residential areas. …”

SEASONALITY DEDUCTION PLATFORM: FOR PM₁₀, PM_2.5, NO, NO₂ AND O₃ IN RELATIONSHIP WITH WIND SPEED AND HUMIDITY by S. Harbola, S. Harbola, V. Coors

“…Thorough study of resources utilisation is required for contributing to framing effective, sustainable development, government policies management, and advance public services convenience. For protecting the environmental quality, renewable resources like solar and wind are more incorporated in techniques supporting better city planning. …”
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