After the applause, it's time to rebuild global public services
On Public Service Day, don’t just thank all the workers combating Covid-19. Help them fend off punitive budget cuts
Source: the Guardian
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- Debt
- Ebola (EB)
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- Gender-based violence (GBV)
- Young workers
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As public authorities seek to provide lockdown and safety measures to beat Covid-19, and are forced to rethink and adapt their policies, public and social housing clearly emerge as an essential part of the solution to beating pandemics and protecting public health. Read here PSI’s new paper “Strong public and social housing services: a key asset in halting global pandemics.”
The future is public - Towards democratic ownership of public services
PSI is pleased to partner with the launch of TNI's new book "The future is public". It tracks more than 1,400 successful cases of bringing public services back from private ownership and/or management
Executive summary – The future is public
This is the executive summary of TNI’s new book “The Future is Public - Towards democratic ownership of public services”. PSI is pleased to partner with the launch of this book that tracks more than 1,400 successful cases of bringing public services back from private ownership and/or management