Civil service reform
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- Do independent regulatory agencies make public sector more efficient?
- ( S Sezen / The International Journal of Management Research and Practice , 2007)
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There has been a proliferation of independent regulatory agencies (IRA) in pursuit of New Public Management ideas in public sector. The assumption behind this increasing trend of ‘agencificat...
- The limitations of public accountability in Malaysia
- ( N. A. Siddiquee / International Public Management Review , 2006)
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Public accountability has become difficult to ensure. There are a variety of factors, often rooted in the politico-bureaucratic institutions that render accountability mechanisms largely ineffectiv...
- The need for civil service reform in Indonesia.
- ( P. Tjiptoherijanto, / International Public Management Review , 2007)
- This paper assesses the role of the civil service in Indonesian government. It particularly focuses on the examining the need for reform of Indonesia’s civil service in the current context of gl...
- How to tackle corruption in water and sanitation sector in Africa?
- ( J. Plummer;P Cross / UNDP - World Bank Water and Sanitation Program , 2007)
- This paper focuses on corruption in Africa’s water and sanitation sector (WSS). It describes through a framework of corrupt interactions among public, private, and consumer/civil society actors,...
- What makes Indian governance reforms successful?
- ( J. Manor / Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK , 2006)
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This paper analyses governance reforms in two southern states in India’s federal system, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Two reforms are studied in each state.
The author identifies some practical con...
- Governance reforms in Uganda: initial success followed by a decreased momentum
- ( M. Robinson / Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK , 2006)
- This paper presents three cases of successful governance reforms in Uganda, designed to promote structural changes in state institutions and change the incentives that shape the behaviour of state act...
- How to make use of R&D activities to make reforms more efficient
- ( G. Jannuzzi / Global Development Network , 2004)
- During the last decade several countries started the introduction of structural reforms within their electricity industry. For developing countries in particular, reforms have created new challenges t...
- Success of the Civil Service Reform Programme in Tanzania
- ( E. Braathen; A. Chaligha; O.-H. Fjeldstad / Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research , 2005)
- This study measure the success of the Civil Service Reform Programme (CSRP) which was launched in Tanzania in 1997. in order to determine progress it focuses on the areas of governance, finances and f...
- Better conditions for public sector health care workers need to accompany fiscal reforms
- ( J. Lethbridge / Human Resources for Health , 2004)
- This article, from Human Resources for Health, considers the effect of fiscal reform and the introduction of decentralisation and market mechanisms on human resources in the health sector. Findings s...
- An efficient system of human resource management is vital for the success of civil service reforms
- ( N. Haque / Egyptian Center for Economic Studies (ECES), Egypt , 2003)
- Why have civil service reforms in developing countries had limited success? This paper examines civil service reforms (CSR) in developing countries, and explores the reasons for the lack of success o...
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