DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES IN HUNGARY WHAT KIND OF PROBLEMS WE HAVE TO FACE UP TO

A FEW ASPECTS OF GLOBALISATION The nature of globalisation Economy Policy Society Culture

Central and peripheral countries Central states impact on globalisation possesion of instruments effective representation of interest high economic capacity

Central and peripheral countries Peripheral states lack of coorporatin between sectors low level of representation of interest weak economic capacity limited latitude

Some reasons of poverty and low economic performance 1.Weak capacity of labour market (supply) poor state of health low level of education (vocational training) missing knowledge and skills

Some reasons of poverty and low economic performance 2. Indebtedness of the state lack of capital international loans Lack of savings Lack of investments

Some reasons of poverty and low economic performance 3. Incomplete institute system inheritance of communism weakness of civil sector Lack of public control over government

The developer state New kind of relation between civil society and government New functions and tasks Decentralization and partnership

Development of public services in Hungary Demonopolization of services Introduction new technological and organizational innovations Competition between providers (government, civil organizations, business)

Development of public services in Hungary Urgent tasks Subcontracting Raising the autonomy of civil servants Achievment measure methods Develop a good relation with non- governmental sectors

Development of public services in Hungary Urgent tasks Provide more information to the public Participation of communities Improve the efficiency of feedback process Highten the standards of governmental actions Boost the competition between regions

Benefits of public services run by business Extant and readily raised capital Efficient allocation Rapid reaction on changes Effective summing up of needs

Disadvantages Business does not accomodate its services to the needs of the most indigents.

Thank you for your attention Viktória Borda assistant lecturer University of Pécs