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What are the differences between Public Policies and Public Services? Public services are fundamental activities for the quality of life of society and governments have the obligation to carry out and monitor these services. The term is associated with the consensus that certain services should be available to everyone regardless of income, physical or intellectual capacity, such as: education, health, public transport, urban planning. Public services are permanent and regular. Public policies, even those that are permanent such as education, have campaigns and phases of greater or lesser investment. Public policies are broader and have different fronts of action and programs. Public service can integrate a set of public policy actions. Our professionals specializing in Public Policy & Public Administration Reform have worked at the highest levels of government, advising on policy development, implementation, and evaluation. #PublicPolicies #publicservice #SocialDevelopment #PolicyDesign #PolicyImplementation #PolicyMonitoring #ProgressAndResult

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