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REFORM DIRECTIONS IN SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

Learn about the comprehensive reform directions in social protection, aimed at improving services, efficiency, and employee well-being while meeting international standards and reducing social issues effectively.

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REFORM DIRECTIONS IN SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

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  1. REFORM DIRECTIONS IN SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM MINISTRY FOR LABOR, EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY June 2006

  2. WHY REFORMS? • EU STANDARDS • RATIFICATION OF INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS • STRATEGY FOR POVERTY REDUCTION AND NATIONAL ACTION PLAN FOR CHILDREN • ЕCONOMIC EFFICIENCY • THE BEST PRACTICE WORKING WITH USERS • BETTER STATUS OF EMPLOYEES IN SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM

  3. WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE REFORM ? • IMPROVEMENT, CHANGES – CLEAR DEFINITIONS OF WORKING ASPECTS IN SOME INSTITUTIONS OF SOCIAL SYSTEM (USERS MORE SATISFIED – EMPLOYEES LESS BURDENED) • BETTER QUALITY, EFFICIENCY AND COST EFFECTIVENESS OF SERVICES • CREATION THE NUMBER OF SERVICES AND SERVICE PROVIDERS • ESTABLISHMENT OF MULTI LEVEL COOPERATION

  4. REFORM PROCESS GOES ON SEVERAL LINES • TRANSFORMATION OF THE INSTITUTIONS • BETTER WORKING STANDARDS IN CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK • PROVIDING THE INTEGRAL SOCIAL PROTECTION ON THE LOCAL LEVEL • DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE TYPES OF USERS SETTLEMENT • PROTECTION FROM ABUSING AND NEGLECTING • NETWORKING OF CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK • PILOTING THE REFORM IDEAS THROUGH SOCIAL INNOVATIVE FUND • NUMBER OF “SMALL” NGO PROJECTS AND THE PROJECT OF PRIVARE SECTOR

  5. ТRANSFORMATION OF THE INSTITUTIONS - LESS PERSONS IN INSTITUTIONAL SETTLEMENT - AT THE SAME TIME TRANSFORMATION OF THE INSTITUTIONS IN RELATION TO BETTER USAGE THE REST OF THE CAPACITIES - MEETING THE NEEDS OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

  6. BETTER WORKING STANDARDS IN CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK • AIM – INTRODUCING MODERN WORKING STANDARDS IN ALL CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK, CLEAR DEFINITION OF THE PROCEDURES AND NECESSARY DOCUMENTS, AS WELL AS THE SYSTEM OF RESPONSIBILITIES, ETICAL CODEX, REPORTING, MONITORING… • CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK BECOME MORE EFFICIENT AND EMPLOYEES LESS BURDENED

  7. DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRAL SOCIAL PROTECTION ON THE LOCAL LEVEL • AIM – DEFINING THE WAYS AND DEVELOPMENT OF MECHANISMS FOR QUALITATIVE COOPERATION AND EFFICIENG COORDINATION OF DIFFERENT SYSTEMS WITHIN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY (HEALTH, SOCIAL PROTECTION, EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION, POLICE, LEGISLATION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT) • FASTER, CHEAPER AND MORE EFFICIENT SOLVING THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS ON THE LOCAL LEVEL

  8. ALTERNATIVE TYPES OF SETTLEMENT – IMPROVEMENT OF FEEDING AND FOSTER FAMILIES • AIM – MORE CHILDREN SETTLED IN FEEDING OR FOSTER FAMILIES, DEFINING EFFICIENT AND CLEAR PROCEDURES FOR SELECTION, PREPARATION AND MONITORING OF POTENTIAL FAMILIES, AS WELL AS REGULAR PAYMENT OF ALLOWANCES FOR FOSTER/FEEDING FAMILIES

  9. PROTECTION FROM ABUSING AND NEGLECTING • AIM – PROVIDING MORE EFFICIENT PROTECTION FROM ABUSING AND NEGLECTING THROUGH CLEAR DEFINING MECHANISMS OF COOPERATION AND THE SYSTEM OF RESPONSIBILITY FROM DIFFERENT AREAS( SOCIAL AND HEALTH WORKERS, JUDGES, PROSECUTORS, POLICEMEN, TEACHERS) • FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT RECOGNITIONS THE CASES OF ABUSING/NEGLECTIN AND ADEQUATE PROTECTION

  10. NETWORKING OF CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK • AIM – DEVELOPMENT OF JOINED COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FOR NETWORKING OF ALL CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK • BETTER INFORMATION EXCHANGE WITH AIM TO ACHIEVE THE MOST ADEQUATE SOLVING THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS

  11. SOCIAL INNOVATIVE FUND • THIS PROGRAMMEE FUNDS SMALL PILOT PROJECTS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES SUGGESTING THE TESTING OF REFORM CHANGES AND THEIR CHECKING IN PRACTICE – THE BEST SOLUTIONS BECOME THE PART OF THE SYSTEM • THE PROJECTS ARE IN RELATION WITH THE BASIC STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS OF THE REFORM PROCESS • PARTHERSHIP OF GOVERNMETANL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL SECTOR

  12. SMALL PROJECTS FUNDED FROM OTHER DONORS BUT SUPPORTED FROM THE MINISTRY FOR LABOR, EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY • AIM – SUPPORT TO BIG AND SMALL NGOs TO CREATE NEW OR INSUFFICIENTLY DEVELOPED ALTERNATIVE SERVICES IN OUR SYSTEM, WHICH ARE IN RELATION WITH BASIC REFORM DIRECTIONS • UNICEF, SAVE THE CHILDREN, HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL ... • DFID – PROJECT FOR REFORM OF SOCIAL POLICY • REGISTERED 300 ‘’SMALL’’ NGOs WHO ARE WORKING IN AREA OF SOCIAL PROTECTION

  13. WHAT THE REFORM OF SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM WILL NOT BE? ■THERE WILL NOT BE THE CLOSING OF THE INSTITUTIONS • EMPLOYEES IN THE INSTITUTIONS WILL NOT LOOSE THEIR JOBS • NO ONE OCCUPATION WILL BE JEOPARDISED • CENTRES FOR SOCIAL WORK WILL NOT HAVE MORE JOB TO DO • NGO AND GOVERNMENTAL SECTOR WILL NOT BE RIVALS

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