Lack of social service extension offices

Isolation and remoteness are repeatedly given as the reason for the failure of the private sector to respond to requirements of rural communities. The absence of effective support systems linking small villages to the network of resources, services, and expertise available throughout a country means that funding sources are largely untapped, credit lines undeveloped, equipment acquisition difficult and government liaison inadequate. This not only prevents development but produces a debilitating sense of isolation and insignificance. Conversely, this same remoteness affects the rest of the nation's response to the village.

1. Restricted delivery of essential services to rural communities
2. Insufficient enabling structures
3. Geographically isolated settlements
4. Decreasing consumer choice

1. Physically inaccessible services
2. Inadequate community care for handicapped persons

1. Restricted state support of the family
2. Excessive dependence of local communities on outside services
3. Complex health delivery

1. Minimum promotion of community assets
2. Incomplete utilization of external relations
3. Diminishing capital investment in small communities

1. Providing extension offices

1. Overeffective