Governments should experiment with novel measures that alleviate economic disparities while also incentivizing productivity. Implementing targeted financial assistance programs, investing in skill development efforts, and encouraging entrepreneurship are all possible approaches. Encouraging collaboration between the commercial and public sectors to promote long-term job possibilities may also assist individuals relieve financial stress.
Yes, I agree with what you said, but the community must also play an active role and try to support or succeed the government program. It will be useless when the government has a good program, but the community does not want to make an effort, there must be hard work from both parties for this kind of thing.
Oh yes, in running the program, the government must also be able to oversee the program, especially if it involves a large amount of money. Because when that happens, there will be people who take advantage of it for personal gain, and in the end the program that has been planned becomes stalled.
I have seen many things like that, so there must be strict supervision.