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service delivery
services delivery

in service delivery
hindi matatawaran serbisyo

efficient government service delivery
kadalian ng pagnenegosyo

upgrading digital infrastructure all over the country will introduce fundamental changes that can improve social service delivery, enhance resilience against shocks, and create more economic opportunities for all filipinos
ang pag-upgrade ng digital na imprastraktura sa buong bansa ay magpapakilala ng pangunahing mga pagbabago na maaaring mapabuti ang paghahatid ng serbisyong panlipunan, mapahusay ang katatagan laban sa mga pagkabigla, at lumikha ng mas maraming mga oportunidad sa ekonomiya para sa lahat ng mga pilipino

organisational design is the process of aligning the structure of an organisation with its objectives, with the ultimate aim of improving efficiency and effectiveness. work can be triggered by the need to improve service delivery or specific business processes, or as a result of a new mandate.
ang disenyo ng organisasyon ay ang proseso ng pag - align ng istraktura ng isang organisasyon sa mga layunin nito, na may panghuli na layunin ng pagpapabuti ng kahusayan at pagiging epektibo. ang trabaho ay maaaring ma - trigger ng pangangailangan upang mapabuti ang paghahatid ng serbisyo o mga partikular na proseso ng negosyo, o bilang resulta ng isang bagong

according to the survey, 73.1 percent of msmes were compelled to close their doors within a few weeks after the covid 19 outbreak and the ensuing lockdown measures. this was especially true for small businesses (76.4 percent) and those in the service industry (72.7 percent). they faced immediate delays in product and service delivery (average 50.5 percent, especially in medium sized firms [71.8 percent] and agriculture [49.7%]), disrupted supply chains (average 47.3 percent, especially in medium
especially in medium-sized firms [71.8 percent] and agriculture [49.7%]), disrupted supply chains (average 47.3 percent, especially in medium-sized firms [68.7%] and manufacturing [54.9 percent]), and a sharp drop in domestic demand (average 35.2 percent, especially in small firms [39.1 percent] and manufacturing [41.8 percent]). only 2.3 percent of msmes said their business climate did not change as a result of the outbreak. meanwhile, due to increased demand from households and businesses for critical goods and services as well as healthcare, certain msmes (average 9.3%) reported a stronger business climate than before the pandemic, particularly in microenterprises (14.5%) and agriculture (20.7%). shinozaki, s., & rao, l. (2021).