Integrated governance: a pre-requisitye for sustainable market-oriented development in Bangladesh
By: Azmal, Fara.
Contributor(s): Coghill, Ken | Alam, Quamrul.
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ArticlePublisher: 2009Description: p.829-51.Subject(s): Sustainable development - Bangladesh | Public administration - Bangladesh | Public administration
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International Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: Using agriculture input sector as an exemplar, this article assesses Babgkadesg's efforts towards a market-oriented development approach. It examines the changing role of the state following the market-based reforms undertaken in this sector and assesses whether the outcomes of the reforms are sustainable. Findings reveal that, although the current move towards a market-oriented approach has led to a shift away from a state-dominated hierarchical structure, it has not been associated with adequate changes in institutional arrangements, safeguards, and regulation. As a result, despite notable achievements of the reforms, the sustainability of these successes is in question. To facilitate participatory, accountable, and sustainable, market-oriented development, the paper proposes an integrated governance model linking state, business, and civil society. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 32, Issue no: 10 | Available | AR84590 |
Using agriculture input sector as an exemplar, this article assesses Babgkadesg's efforts towards a market-oriented development approach. It examines the changing role of the state following the market-based reforms undertaken in this sector and assesses whether the outcomes of the reforms are sustainable. Findings reveal that, although the current move towards a market-oriented approach has led to a shift away from a state-dominated hierarchical structure, it has not been associated with adequate changes in institutional arrangements, safeguards, and regulation. As a result, despite notable achievements of the reforms, the sustainability of these successes is in question. To facilitate participatory, accountable, and sustainable, market-oriented development, the paper proposes an integrated governance model linking state, business, and civil society. - Reproduced.
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