Increasing Access to Services for Limited English Proficient Persons
Author:
Lessard J. D. Gabrielle a
| Affiliation: | a National Immigration Law Center, Los Angeles, California, USA |
DOI:
10.1081/PAD-120028650
Publication Frequency:
14 issues per year
Published in:
International Journal of Public Administration,
Volume
27,
Issue
1 &
2
January
2005
, pages 15
- 25
Subjects:
Business & Management;
Civil Service & Public Sector;
International Economics;
Management Decision Making;
Management of Specific Areas;
Policy Analysis;
Public Administration & Management;
Public Ownership, Nationalization & Public Management;
Public Policy;
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Abstract
Recent federal policy initiatives highlight requirements for all United States federal agencies and all recipients of federal funding to proactively accommodate the LEP populations they serve. However, many of the agencies and organizations that receive federal funds are unaware of this obligation or have not taken action to comply with it. Implementing these initiatives, especially in an era of fiscal constraints, poses significant management challenges for public agencies. Local government entities, advocates and community organizations share an obligation to ensure effective access to LEP populations, and can reap mutual benefits through coordinated efforts to do so.
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