Religion and Public Management Literature Review
- India
- Nigeria
- Pakistan
- PFM
- public management
- religion
- Tanzania
2007
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by
Shah, R., G. Larbi, et al.
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Particularistic Exchanges and Pacts of Domination in Africa: Examining how Patronage Appointments may have increased Resistance to Public Sector Reforms in Kenya
- beaurocracy
- integrity
- Kenya
- patronage appointments
- trust in government
2013
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by
Sylvester Odhiambo Obong’o
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Governing to Deliver: Reinventing the Center of Government in Latin America and the Caribbean
- Brazil
- centre of government
- Chile
- evaluation
- methodology
- service delivery
2014
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by
Alessandro, Martin; Lafuente, Mariano; Santiso, Carlos
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Strengthening the Capacities of Parliaments in the Budget Process
- accountability
- budget
- performance measurement
- PFM
2013
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by
Santiso, Carlos; Varea, Marco
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Strengthening the Center of Government in Latin America and the Caribbean
- centre of government
- evaluation
- methodology
2013
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by
Alessandro, Martin; Lafuente, Mariano; Santiso, Carlos
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The Role of the Center of Government: a Literature Review
- centre of government
- coordination
- evaluation
- monitoring
- whole-of-government approaches
2013
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by
Alessandro, Martin; Lafuente, Mariano; Santiso, Carlos
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Of Rule and Revenue
1989
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by
Levi, M.
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EIP Visioning Process
This report is a product of the revisioning process initiated by EIP in 2018. After several years of serving as an enabling platform for its members to learn and share knowledge in the area of institutional reform, EIP undertook the process of taking stock of its achievements and ascertain its value add as a channel to advance the SDGs by increasing the effectiveness, inclusivity and accountability of institutions.
This report details the outcome of the process and lays down proposed steps to improve EIP's ability to serve its purpose.
- measuring
- Peer to Peer Learning Alliance (P2P-LA)
- project imlpementation
by
Neil Levine
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