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<abstract>Social Security Administration: Agency Must Position Itself Now
to Meet Profound Challenges (02-MAY-02, GAO-02-289T).		 
                                                                 
The Social Security Administration (SSA) provided $450 billion in
benefits to 50 million recipients in fiscal year 2001 Three	 
programs--Old Age and Survivors Insurance, Disability Insurance, 
and Supplemental Security Income (SSI)--touches the lives of	 
almost every American family. Since 1995, when SSA became an	 
independent agency, GAO has called for effective leadership and  
sustained management attention to a constant set of unresolved	 
management challenges. These include the need to redesign its	 
disability claims process, addressing management and oversight	 
problems with its SSI program, meeting future service delivery	 
demands, effectively implementing its information technology and 
research and policy development capacity. SSA has much more to do
and will need to take bolder action or make more fundamental	 
changes to existing programs.</abstract>
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