Sustainability and public management reform: two challenges for Mexican environmental policy
By: Romero-Lankao, Patricia.
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ArticlePublisher: 2000Description: p.389-99.Subject(s): Environmental policy - Mexico | Administrative reform - Mexico | Administrative reform
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American Review of Public AdministrationSummary: Mexico's efforts to develop and implement environmental policy face two critical challenges: (a) underlying but predictable difficulties in defining the concept of sustainable development and (b) fundamental organizational dificulties associated with public management reform within the responsible agency, the Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources, and Fisheries of Mexico (SEMARNAP). This article examinies these difficulties conceptually, traces their operational impact within SEMARNAP, and offers some recommendations intended to increase the effectiveness of Mexican environmental policy. - Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 30, Issue no: 4 | Available | AR47756 |
Mexico's efforts to develop and implement environmental policy face two critical challenges: (a) underlying but predictable difficulties in defining the concept of sustainable development and (b) fundamental organizational dificulties associated with public management reform within the responsible agency, the Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources, and Fisheries of Mexico (SEMARNAP). This article examinies these difficulties conceptually, traces their operational impact within SEMARNAP, and offers some recommendations intended to increase the effectiveness of Mexican environmental policy. - Reproduced
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