e-Government for Better Government

This report looks at new thinking and practice in OECD countries in five different areas of e-government: user-focused e-government, multi-channel service delivery, approaches to common business processes, the business case for e-government, and e-goverment co-ordination.

Policy Brief : Модернізація державного сектору Модернізація працевлаштування в державному секторі

Реальні механізми управління мають одну річ, характерну для всіх країн ОЕСР — це державна служба. Іншими словами, йдеться про централізовану бюрократичну структуру, яка складається з людей, що працюють у міністерствах та інших державних установах з метою реалізації планів уряду. Поширеною є думка, що державна служба відрізняється від інших видів праці, отже, потребує спе' ціальної системи найму.Державна служба традиційно пропонувала

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