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INADEQUATE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE CITY
1. Lack of comprehensive and
complex assessment of the social situation to serve as a basis for a
policy for related improvements 2. Lack of policy co-ordination among municipal authorities to the detriment of urban development in all areas 3.Lack of a social and health care policy document and a social rehabilitation scheme 4. Insufficient co-operation among national, municipal and non-governmental organisations in the provision of social and health care services accessible to all those in need 5. Lack of data on the social and financial situation of different social groups and their need for assistance 6. Lack of funding for social rehabilitation measures 7. L ack of information to the public about their rights to receive social assistance INCREASED RISK OF
DISEASE 
CAUSES
1. Low quality of life
2. Negligent attitude of people
towards the environment and their own health 3.
Increased chemical air
pollution and noise pollution in parts of the city to levels
dangerous for human health
4. Low quality drinking water in
communal wells and technical inadequacy of pipes in the centralised
water supply system 5. Microbiological pollution of
water in swimming areas 6.
Lack of comprehensive food
quality control mechanisms 7. Spread of tick-bone
encephalitis and other diseases 8. Lack of information about how
human health is affected by environmental factors
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