The Romanian National Anti-Poverty and Social Inclusion Plan
The Romanian National Anti-Poverty and Social Inclusion Plan

Summary/Abstract: The third issue of the Social Work Review is dedicated to the Romanian National Anti-Poverty and Social Inclusion Plan.The plan is created by the Government of Romania as a result of an suggestion of the European Union in order to increase social inclusion in all-over Europe. "The National Anti-Poverty and Social Inclusion Plan is a systematic principled and practical approach to the grave problem of poverty and impoverishment in the Romanian society. There are two new things in this Plan. Alongside poverty, attention is given to the disruptive social effects our society has to cope with: family disorganisation, crime, corruption, stunted civic sense, as well as timid and not always appropriate reactions of the public authorities to individual and community problems. Finally, according to our party, social policy should gradually shift the stress from healing wounds to comprehensive social reconstruction. It is important to ask ourselves what kind of society we want to build. Our entire political programme is poignantly formulated herein: promotion of an economically prosperous, active, competent, cohesive and supportive society." Adian Năstase, Prime Minister. Content of document.

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