Delivering effective education and training for public administration reforms: A case of India (Note)
By: Mishra, R.K.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Description: p.231-235.Subject(s): Note | Training - India | Education - India | Public administration - India | Administrative reform - India | Administrative reform
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Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: India is under socio-politico and economic transition. The three levels of Indian administration - Central, state and local - are faced with the daunting challenge of transforming their method and approach of public management. The supply side orientation to public management is yielding to the demand side orientation which has emphasis on effective deliverance. The present paper outlines the broad contours of public management within the broad spectrum of public administration, narrates the existing methods adopted in transacting the public management activities and outlines a new approach for educational and training institutions to revamp their teaching, training, research and consulting programmes to meet the challenges of the future. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 48, Issue no: 2 | Available | AR54467 |
India is under socio-politico and economic transition. The three levels of Indian administration - Central, state and local - are faced with the daunting challenge of transforming their method and approach of public management. The supply side orientation to public management is yielding to the demand side orientation which has emphasis on effective deliverance. The present paper outlines the broad contours of public management within the broad spectrum of public administration, narrates the existing methods adopted in transacting the public management activities and outlines a new approach for educational and training institutions to revamp their teaching, training, research and consulting programmes to meet the challenges of the future. - Reproduced.
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