Today, the aging of the population in developed and developing countries of the world is a socioeconomic problem. Since this situation also threatens the economic structure of the countries, it requires some structural arrangements. The increasing need for care with the aging of the population is sometimes provided officially and sometimes unofficially. In some countries, these services are provided more systematically by the state and the private sector. It is seen that the state has an important role in the provision and financing of long-term care services, especially in the Scandinavian countries. This study examines the main framework and financing of long-term care services provided for the elderly population in the Scandinavian countries of Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland. The common feature of these countries is that the state assumes responsibility for long-term care services, especially through municipalities, and that their organization is carried out under the supervision of the state.

Various Country Applications in the Struggle Against Women's Poverty

KÜRESEL KAMUSAL MAL OLARAK FİNANSAL İSTİKRAR KAVRAMI

KÜRESEL KAMUSAL MAL OLARAK FİNANSAL İSTİKRAR KAVRAMI