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priorities for public administration reform in three key areas: building an effective civil service, improving local governance … o f Afghanistan with the capacity to respond to popular demands for good governance and improved service delivery; very …
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priorities for public administration reform in three key areas: building an effective civil service, improving local governance … o f Afghanistan with the capacity to respond to popular demands for good governance and improved service delivery; very …
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In early 2010, Zimbabwe's Minister of Public Service requested Bank support for a public administration review to provide analytical support and technical assistance to identify the key issues to restore the quality of public administration in Zimbabwe. This policy note presents an initial...
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potentially be earned. Any pre-funding of long term pension obligations requires some minimal level of good governance. Although …
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Transition to a more democratic organization of the political environment led to the adoption of four laws in 1998 - Decentralization Laws - that provide for local governments' semi-autonomy, and define the overall context in which decentralization would occur, outlining the principles for...
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This report proposes a two-pronged strategy of government action for securing progress in sub-national administration, using the structures, and discipline that form the distinctive heritage of the Afghan state. One strand calls for the center to commit itself to delivering some basic support...
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In 1993, the Government of Botswana launched a productivity movement to improve civil service performance. The centerpiece of the movement was the introduction of Work Improvement Teams (WITs). A WIT is a group of civil servants from the same work unit, irrespective of divisional status, who...
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