Inadequate response to societal needs


  • Unmet needs
  • Unsatisfied needs

Claim

  1. Social service institutions are failing to deal with problems that are more complex and numerous than ever before. In many cases, their own bureaucratic organization may block the services they intend to deliver. In other instances, specialization narrows the field of services delivery. Efforts to demand accountability are generally only on a rather stop-gap basis.

Aggravated by

  1. Unrecognized needs for growth
  2. Unknown grant requirements
  3. Uncoordinated expression of needs
  4. Restriction of funding for research on social problems
  5. Overemphasis on immediate superficial needs
  6. Official evasion of complaints
  7. Non-responsiveness of transnational corporations to pharmaceutical needs
  8. Low general expectations
  9. Lack of relationship between social techniques and the needs they address
  10. Lack of child care for working parents
  11. Irresponsibility towards future generations
  12. Insufficient means for community initiative
  13. Incomplete implementation of community decisions
  14. Inadequate information on funding needs
  15. Failure to conceptualize large-scale problems
  16. Failure to adapt general initiatives to specific needs
  17. Disparity between workers skills and job requirements
  18. Delusions over responsibility for community improvements
  19. Conflicting requirements of production and workers
  20. Absence of tactical methods


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