A 2026-os költségvetés-elemzésből
284 million forints to health-sector civil groups — chosen by whom?
A discretionary operating grant to health-sector civil and non-profit organisations, allocated by political officeholders, funded by every taxpayer.
About 71 Ft per taxpayer per year — 284 million Ft total — to civil organisations selected by a political process, not by demonstrated member demand.
Amit látsz — és amit nem
The seen: health-sector civil groups with a state operating grant and professional dependence on its continuation. The unseen: the voluntary donors and members who would support these organisations if they were funded from civil society rather than from general taxation.
Ellenvetés
"Civil society organisations in health do important advocacy and patient support that the state ignores."
Válasz
If the advocacy and patient support is valued by the patients and health professionals it serves, their voluntary contributions can fund it. A civil-society organisation dependent on a state operating grant is in structural tension with independence from the state — the same state it may be advocating against. The full 284 million Ft is recovered in year one.
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Az elemző értékelése
Egészségügyi társadalmi, civil és non-profit szervezetek működési támogatása
Az elemző indoklása jelenleg angol nyelven elérhető; magyar fordítás folyamatban.
Indoklás
A discretionary operating grant to health-sector civil organisations — concentrated benefit on organised associations, diffuse cost, political allocation. Small (full 284.1 millió Ft saved in year one) but the mechanism is clear. Civil organisations that members value are funded by members.
Átállási mechanizmus
None. The transfer is abolished in year one. Member-funded organisations do not require a transition period.
Érintett csoportok
Health-sector civil and non-profit organisations currently receiving the operating grant, who must transition to member or donor funding.
Szabad Társadalom Intézet
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