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HRD-81-76 1 (1981-04-10)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabbxu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITE STATES GEEA ACCOUNiN OF=IEIIS4 DMUm m prl 10, inI B-202799 The Honorable Cardiss Collins Chairwoman, Subcoittee on Manpower and Housing Comittee on Government Operations House of Representatives Dear Maiam Chairwoman: Subject: 5 lysis of GO Reports To Determine rederal Approaches Most Conducve to state ConsistecT in Delivering Services and Monitoring Th Resultsj (HRD-81-76) This is In resoi4se to your March 25, 19S1, eqmset. that we exaine recent GAO reports whieb isc ss Stats dWmi tat and monitoring of selected federally fundet prcgrm tot, gemeum r Federal approaches most conducive to State oonsisteaoyra deior-. ingj services and moni toring the results.) In reportin.our findings [ive were asked to .e;a4size Cases vwr programs have been conists ently aministe.red and moitored by the State bi> - (We- examined 12 GAO reports concernLn Title XX, Vocational Rehabilitation, Developmental Disabilitis, Fo4 Care Ld to, Families with Dependent Children, aud NdWJi 1i;wOn in these reports did not show any ezlaes of wial' ve believe could be classified as consistent adminLstrStion - mOnitorng.AWU the States, It did show, bowever, significant differences ingtate administration and monitoring and, in many instances; poor State adkitstraton and monitoring) Encloed are brief summariew of the information extracted from each of thc 12 GAO reports. T% enclosure aIso shows the title, report number, and date of each report. The information we are pro, i1ding has limitations. lirst, State administration and monitoring was often not the prisary foci-. of the report from which we extracted the inforeationj thus, our findings cannot be considered = representative of State nn- agement of the varbus program and can be used only in th- context spelled out in the individual reports.) SecondV.castantial tim and eff( t would be required to update our findings to determine (104129)

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