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Session Overview

Session

Administrative Reforms and Policy Innovation

Time:

Wednesday, 12/Feb/2025:

4:00pm - 5:30pm

Session Chair: Nura Mohamed, Director General, Kenya

Location: MR 20

Floor L1

Presentations

ID: 104 / 1216NEXTREFORMS: 1
1.1. Next Generation Administrative Reforms: Abstracts
Keywords: Co-design, public services, ethics, inclusivity, power dynamics, transparency, India, participatory design, collaborative governance.

Co-Designing Public Services in India: Ethical Considerations and Model Applications

Sharma, Abhinav

Banaras Hindu University, India

ID: 182 / 1216NEXTREFORMS: 2
1.1. Next Generation Administrative Reforms: Abstracts
Keywords: Aspirational Districts; Governance; Real-time Monitoring; Data-driven decision-making; Transparency; Efficiency; Accountability; Public participation.

Bridging the Gaps: Policy Innovation in Governance Through the Aspirational District Programma in India

Maurya, Akhilesh

Banaras Hindu University, India

ID: 300 / 1216NEXTREFORMS: 3
1.1. Next Generation Administrative Reforms: Abstracts
Keywords: futures thinking, strategic thinking, public policy

Towards the Development of A Futures Thinking-Policy Framework: Empirical Evidence and Methodological Connections

Florano, Ebinezer Ronao

University of the Philippines

ID: 125 / 1216NEXTREFORMS: 4
1.1. Next Generation Administrative Reforms: Abstracts
Keywords: dyarchy, multiple fiefdoms, hard environment, index of governmental effectiveness, sustainable reform

Why reform sometimes fails to cure performance disorders: multiple fiefdoms theory and lessons from a recent study

Balogun, M J¹; Mishra, R K²

¹DRM Associates Nigeria, Nigeria; ²Institute of Public Enterprise

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