Establishing a comprehensive ecosystem of participation in the welfare organization

The necessity of redefining the relationship between the government and the society with the problem of poverty, inequality and newly emerging social harms in today's world has such a multi-dimensional complexity that no government, with any amount of budget and organization, is able to solve it unilaterally. Global experiences and local teachings show that a centralized and supportive welfare system, if it does not rely on the people and civil society, leads to the reproduction of dependence and inefficiency.

The necessity of redefining the relationship between the government and the society with the problem of poverty, inequality and newly emerging social harms in today's world has such a multi-dimensional complexity that no government, with any amount of budget and organization, is able to solve it unilaterally. Global experiences and local teachings show that a centralized and supportive welfare system, if it does not rely on the people and civil society, leads to the reproduction of dependence and inefficiency.