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PAD 218 200 Second Semester

Evaluation, Accountability, and Public Sector Reform 2

Evaluation, Accountability, and Public Sector Reform (series 4)

Public Administration 9 minutes 19 seconds PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

Evaluation, Accountability, and Public Sector Reform examines the interconnected roles of assessment and responsibility in improving the performance and effectiveness of government institutions. It explores how systematic evaluation of policies and programs helps ensure accountability in the use of public resources, promotes transparency, and supports evidence-based decision-making. The topic also highlights how these processes contribute to public sector reform by identifying inefficiencies, strengthening governance structures, and enhancing service delivery to citizens. Course objectives include enabling learners to understand the relationship between evaluation and accountability, analyze their role in driving public sector reform, identify tools and frameworks used for performance assessment, and develop the skills needed to promote transparency, efficiency, and good governance in public administration.

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