World Bank2016-06-062016-06-062016https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24424Hungary’s recently established equality of opportunity framework guides the planning and implementation of interventions addressing the most pressing social inclusion challenges at the local level. The equality of opportunity framework provides a comprehensive set of resources, guidance, and templates to local governments to facilitate the planning of local equality plans (LEPs). Through extensive consultations with various governmental and non-governmental stakeholders at the national and local level, a series of challenges were identified for moving from a theoretical planning exercise to an earnest application that is, operationalization of the equality of opportunity framework at the local level. The intention of this handbook is to provide: practical guidance and hands-on instruments that empower local stakeholders to actively and effectively shape the local social inclusion landscape within the overall guiding framework of the local equal opportunity programs. The handbook therefore focuses on the challenges and opportunities of those local governments and related stakeholders that have the relevant primary care capacities and apparatus. The handbook is accompanied by a comprehensive set of illustrative local social inclusion case studies from all over Hungary. The case studies are intended to increase stakeholders’ awareness, facilitate knowledge transfer, and peer learning. Even relevant elements of the case studies need to be customized and integrated into the local context.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOWASTECOMMUNITIESRISKSVILLAGESHOUSING UNITSPEOPLEPHYSIOTHERAPISTSSELF-HELPSHELTERFAMILY SUPPORTPREVENTIONECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTSHOME CARESOCIAL WORKSERVICESPOPULATION GROUPSHEALTH CAREHOUSINGNEIGHBORHOODHEALTHPROJECTPROJECTSPROSTITUTIONTRAFFICDENTISTRYCITIESTOWNSCRIMESMALL TOWNSDAY CAREPUBLIC HEALTHKNOWLEDGEDISABILITIESSETTLEMENTSLABOR MARKETWORKPLACECOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTTRAININGPATIENTSOCIAL EXCLUSIONINTERVENTIONMENTAL ILLNESSMOBILITYCOMMUNITY ACTION GROUPSLOCALITIESAGINGCHILD DEVELOPMENTMIGRATIONNURSESINHABITANTSVIOLENCEMARKETSSETTLEMENTSCREENINGHOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENTHOUSING CONDITIONSSOCIAL SUPPORTDESIGNPEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESPRIMARY SCHOOLSUNEMPLOYMENTINTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTLEISURE TIMEARCHITECTUREWORKERSAGEDSOCIAL SERVICESFAIRSRESETTLEMENTDESCRIPTIONPARTICIPATIONLIFESTYLECRIMESGENDERLEISURE ACTIVITIESHOMESSOCIAL POLICYSOCIAL ISOLATIONSLUMPUBLIC BUILDINGSVICTIMSSELF- HELPHOUSEHOLDFAMILY PLANNINGSOCIAL INTEGRATIONENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESDECISION MAKINGMEASUREMENTCHRONICALLY ILL CHILDRENMARKETWORKSHOPSRENTAL HOUSINGQUALITY CONTROLURBAN DEVELOPMENTELDERLY PEOPLECOMMUNITY ACTIVITIESQUALITY OF LIFEWASTE DISPOSALINTERNETWALKINGECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTSLUMSCHILDRENFEMALESAPARTMENTSFRACTURESHOUSEHOLDSEQUALITYREGIONAL DEVELOPMENTCOMMUNITY ACTIONISOLATIONGENERAL PRACTITIONERSCOMMUNITY SERVICESDISTRICT NURSESDWELLINGSFACILITIESHOUSESTRAININGSLIVING CONDITIONSINTERVENTIONSCOMMUNITYSTRATEGYSOCIAL PROBLEMSFAMILIESSAFETYRURAL DEVELOPMENTFEMALESOCIAL WORKERSHEALTH SERVICESIMPLEMENTATIONSERVICEDISTRICTSVOLUNTARY WORKNURSINGReportWorld Bank10.1596/24424