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This report shows that the development and provision of the next generation of user-focused services will require the maximisation of synergies between the federal, regional and community governments and local authorities in Belgium.
This report explores the various challenges and opportunities for Polish regional development policy, and provides recommendations to best design and implement the policy mix, looking in particular at governance challenges.
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The 5th annual meeting of the OECD network on performance and results took place on 27-28 October 2008 at the OECD Conference Centre in Paris. The meeting was chaired by Balazs Romhanyi, Deputy Head of Department, Ministry of Finance, Hungary.
5-November-2008
English, , 267kb
In different jurisdictions and across various policy areas, management-based regulation goes by other names, including process regulation, systems-based regulation, safety-case regulation, and enforced self-regulation.
OECD Territorial Reviews: Yucatán, Mexico, aims to provide a detailed diagnosis and solutions for improving the competitiveness and governance of the Yucatán state.
The OECD Principles for Enhancing Integrity in Public Procurement provide governments with guidance in order to achieve value for money, increase transparency and prevent corruption in public procurement.
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This report examines the legislative, institutional and procedural elements of the management and control of public procurement in Morocco within the broader framework of “improving the probity of public life”.
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14-October-2008
Russian, , 451kb
This handbook provides practical guidance on using Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) as a way of improving regulatory quality and, as a result, government effectiveness and efficiency.
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12-October-2008
English, , 313kb
This handbook provides practical guidance on using Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) as a way of improving regulatory quality and, as a result, government effectiveness and efficiency.
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29-September-2008
English
This review analyses how a paradigm shift in regional policy, building on the knowledge of both public and private stakeholders in regions (ranging from dynamic coastal urban areas to lagging inland areas), could help Portugal fully exploit its potential for sustainable development.
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