The Deputy for Public Participation and Development of Social and Cultural Capacities of the Welfare Organization of the country announced that 99 percent of social center licenses have been issued within the specified time. This action is considered one of the strategic policies of the Welfare Organization aimed at facilitating public participation and developing non-governmental centers and institutions.
Facilitating License Issuance
According to this official, the issuance of social center licenses has been significantly facilitated. This process is aimed at enhancing the level of public participation and increasing the presence of non-governmental institutions in the social and cultural sectors of the country. The Deputy of the Welfare Organization emphasized the importance of this issue and referred to the role of non-governmental institutions in assisting the government, stating that these institutions can help improve the social and cultural conditions of society by implementing diverse and creative programs.
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Consequences of Implementing This Policy
Implementing this policy can lead to an improvement in the quality of social and cultural services provided to the community. The Welfare Organization intends to facilitate the licensing process to create the groundwork for establishing and operating new social centers. These centers, as independent entities, can provide services in various fields such as education, health, rehabilitation, and counseling.
Additionally, the Welfare Organization is striving to achieve a sustainable and effective model for social development by increasing cooperation and communication between the public and non-governmental sectors. The Deputy of the Welfare Organization emphasized that this action not only helps reduce unemployment but can also lead to the creation of new job opportunities in various social and cultural fields.
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