Integrated National Welfare and Social Security System Establishment Blueprint (in Persian)

Mohamad Satarifar
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Mohamad Satarifar: Iran

The Journal of Planning and Budgeting (٠صلنامه برنامه ریزی و بودجه), 2002, vol. 7, issue 2, 3-31

Abstract: The history of human societies has been and will be concomitant with concerns such as hunger, unemployment, poverty, disability, losing parents, accidents and catastrophes, being stranded, health and medical care needs. These concerns and the like have become the focus of serious attention of individuals, societies, governments, parties as well as diverse intellectual tendencies and value systems during the previous centuries and early stages of 21st century. Therefore, despite the fact that governments and political rules had different mandates, they felt bound to set up principles, institutions, structures and mechanisms as social security system to meet these human and social needs. Concisely reviewing historical precedents of global social security systems, social security status in Iran and its present shortcomings, the paper analyses groundwork for integrated national welfare and social security system establishment and its basic requirements. Eventually, it introduces “National Social Security System Organizational Structure” bill proposed by Management and Planning Organization.

Date: 2002
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