02274cam a22003734a 4500001000400000003001500004005001700019006001900036007001500055008004100070020002600111020001800137024002600155035002400181090001900205245007400224260004600298300003100344520104400375588004701419650004501466650003101511650004501542650004501587650002601632650003201658650004101690710002101731776003401752830002601786856006101812942000801873999001901881753The World Bank20260707185038.0m        d        cr cn|||||||||020129s1993    dcu     o    i001 0 eng    a0821325841c14.99 USD  z97808213258418 a10.1596/0-8213-2584-1  a(The World Bank)753  c165709d13696100aUkraine:h[electronic resource]bThe Social Sectors during Transition  aWashington, D.C. :bThe World Bank,c1993  a1 online resource (228 p.)  aThis report lays out a strategy for Ukraine to make the transition to a market economy in the social sectors, taking into account the widespread system of benefits and the high spending on education and health inherited from the former Soviet Union. A central part of this strategy is the need to protect vulnerable groups during the transition, but within a financially sustainable framework. After a description of social conditions and social protection, the report considers the shift of the labor force from a command to a market economy. It then examines the advantages of converting the current system of social protection to a poverty-focused, sustainable safety net approach, including support for labor-force resassignment. It explores opportunities for enhancing the efficiency and quality of social service, education, and health programs. Key elements of these programs must be maintained through the transition as part of a safety net and as a cornerstone of policies encouraging economic growth investments in human capital.  aDescription based on print version record. 4aFinance and Financial Sector Development 4aFinancial Literacy9204248 4aHealth Monitoring and Evaluation9204249 4aHealth, Nutrition and Population9122488 4aLabor Markets9204250 4aPopulation Policies9204163 4aSocial Protections and Labor92042512 aWorld Bank9246508aPrint Version:z9780821325841 0aWorld Bank e-Library.40uhttp://elibrary.worldbank.org/content/book/9780821325841  cEBK  c165709d136961