Does availability of good health and educational facilities depend only on amountmoney spent by the government on these facilities. what other factors could be relevant oney
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Just simply framing policies and spending money in the health and education facilities does not gurantee the success of the programme, there are other factors that impacts its success:
a. Political Will- Even though government makes heavy investment in health and education facilities until and unless there is a political will on part of the state machinery to effectively implement it the policies will bear no results.
b. Effective implementation mechanism- Merely framing policies is not enough, problem lies in the implementation process. Most of the programmes fail to reach the targeted beneficiaries as there is no effective mechanism to keep a track of the policy. It require effective control and regulation and periodic checks.
c. Excessive corruption- This has rather been the main hindrance in the implementation process, involvement of the middlemen, red tapism in the bureaucratic machinery has severely affected implementation mechanism.
d. Socio-Economic inequalities- Our society is characterized by grave social and economic inequalities where people face discrimination and injustice and are deprived of the benefits. It is partially due to ignorance and partially because the weaker section continue to remain educationally and economically backward.
e. Level of Awareness- It is important to create awareness about governments policies and programmes through local bodies and village communities.
a. Political Will- Even though government makes heavy investment in health and education facilities until and unless there is a political will on part of the state machinery to effectively implement it the policies will bear no results.
b. Effective implementation mechanism- Merely framing policies is not enough, problem lies in the implementation process. Most of the programmes fail to reach the targeted beneficiaries as there is no effective mechanism to keep a track of the policy. It require effective control and regulation and periodic checks.
c. Excessive corruption- This has rather been the main hindrance in the implementation process, involvement of the middlemen, red tapism in the bureaucratic machinery has severely affected implementation mechanism.
d. Socio-Economic inequalities- Our society is characterized by grave social and economic inequalities where people face discrimination and injustice and are deprived of the benefits. It is partially due to ignorance and partially because the weaker section continue to remain educationally and economically backward.
e. Level of Awareness- It is important to create awareness about governments policies and programmes through local bodies and village communities.
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