
Matej Lahovnik
Matej Lahovnik is an economist known for his critical analysis of Slovenia's social policies, particularly in the area of long-term care. In a recent column for Slovenske novice, he highlighted the inefficiencies of the Ministry of Solidarity and its approach to establishing a sustainable long-term care system. Lahovnik raised concerns about the ministry's staffing practices and the allocation of funds for studies and consultancies, arguing that these expenditures do not translate into tangible improvements for beneficiaries. He calls for greater accountability and effectiveness in the implementation of reforms, emphasizing the need for a clear plan to ensure that resources are used to enhance the quality of care rather than merely supporting bureaucratic processes.
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Matej Lahovnik is a regular professor at the University of Ljubljana who was reported to the ethics committee for a socially critical post.
Odprto pismo Komisiji za etična vprašanja ULMatej Lahovnik criticizes the inefficiency of the Ministry of Solidarity and its staffing policies.
Ministrstvo za solidarno prihodnost za svetovalce in analize dalo 285.000 evrovEconomist Matej Lahovnik warns about the inefficiency of the Ministry of Solidarity in establishing a long-term care system.
Matej Lahovnik opozarja na zapravljivost ministrstva za solidarno prihodnost











