To promote social justice and equality

To increase economic growth

To reduce government spending

To protect national security

To provide social security, promote social inclusion, and enhance social cohesion

To reduce poverty, improve health, and increase education

To promote economic growth, reduce unemployment, and control inflation

To protect national security, maintain law and order, and promote international cooperation

Social welfare policies, social insurance policies, and social development policies

Social security policies, social assistance policies, and social service policies

Social justice policies, social equality policies, and social inclusion policies

Social protection policies, social cohesion policies, and social progress policies

To provide funding and resources for social programs

To regulate and oversee social programs

To evaluate the effectiveness of social programs

All of the above

Limited resources, political opposition, and public resistance

Lack of coordination between government agencies, poor data collection, and ineffective evaluation

Changing social needs, globalization, and technological advancements

All of the above

By increasing public awareness and support for social programs

By improving coordination between government agencies and stakeholders

By using evidence-based research to design and evaluate social programs

All of the above

It is too expensive and creates dependency

It is ineffective and does not address the root causes of social problems

It is unfair and benefits the wealthy at the expense of the poor

All of the above

By making it more efficient and targeted

By focusing on prevention and early intervention

By promoting social inclusion and empowering individuals

All of the above

It will become more comprehensive and inclusive

It will focus on addressing global challenges such as climate change and inequality

It will be increasingly shaped by technology and data analytics

All of the above

The social security system in the United States

The universal healthcare system in Canada

The public education system in Finland

All of the above

The war on drugs in the United States

The zero-tolerance policy for school discipline

The privatization of social services

All of the above

By conducting rigorous evaluations

By comparing different policies across countries and contexts

By engaging with stakeholders and beneficiaries

All of the above

To advocate for social justice and equality

To provide direct services to individuals and families

To conduct research and evaluate social programs

All of the above

By sharing their knowledge and expertise with policymakers

By working with community organizations to advocate for change

By conducting research to inform policy decisions

All of the above

Limited resources and funding

Political opposition and resistance to change

Public apathy and lack of awareness

All of the above