Leader: Francesca Zantomio (UNIVE); Other collaborator(s):
In Italy, health and social care public policies are charachterised by wide territotial heterogoneities, in the light of a multi-level public governance invoving also regions and municipalities. The task contributes to mapping territorial disparities in LTC and disability benefit public provision and understaing its determinants, including local governments discretion in allocating public resources and the underlying local institutional quality, while accounting for local variation in population needs.
Work on the analysis of public spending by the State, Regions, and Municipalities in the field of health and assistance to the elderly, aiming to provide an aggregated overview of the phenomenon and financial flows between government levels.
There are no industrial implications; the scientific and policy implication are intertwined and concern on the one hand a reconstruction of the regulatory framework related to the social assistance in Italy; on the other, statistical analyses aimed at measuring municipal spending for the elderly and some basic determinants (e.g. local demographic indicators).
Work on documenting and measuring territorial inequities at the regional level in public expenditure for the disabled, including both LTC and disability programmes (pension/benefit).
There are no industrial implications. Scientific and policy Implications (intertwined): evidence on the existence of territorial disparities in public provision and on how benefit participation responds to specific policy parameters.
Work on documenting and measuring territorial heterogeneities at the provincial level in public expenditure for the disabled and the role of local institutional quality.
There are no industrial implications. Scientific and policy Implications (intertwined): evidence on the existence of territorial disparities in public provision at the provisional level and the role played by institutional quality.
Further work on documenting and measuring territorial heterogeneities at the provincial level in public expenditure for the disabled and the role of local institutional quality.
There are no industrial implications. Scientific and policy Implications (intertwined): Evidence on the existence of territorial disparities in public provision at the provisional level and the role played by institutional quality.
Participation with a presentation at the General Meeting Age-It held in Venice on May 20-22, 2024 Intermediate (internal) Policy Report, including Maps
Further work on an intermediate (internal) Policy Report