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    Policy Dialogue on Reconciling Civil Service with Local and Provincial Government Needs

    Aid, Australian | May 2017
    Abstract
    The dialogue focused on the emerging issues and opportunities relating to adjusting and reconciling the existing civil service personnel into the new sub-national government structures – local and provincial governments as provided under the 2015 Constitution of Nepal. The first phase of elections for local governments was held on 14 May 2017, with the second phase planned for late-June. These elections create the political structure in which existing civil service personnel are to be posted. Similarly, elections for provincial governments – expected in late-2017 or early-2018 – will also require civil servants to be adjusted from the central government. Both sub-national tiers of government have considerable power – delivering their mandate will depend to a great deal upon the capacity of civil service personnel.
    Citation
    Aid, Australian. 2017. Policy Dialogue on Reconciling Civil Service with Local and Provincial Government Needs. © The Asia Foundation. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7679.
    Keywords
    Government
    Institutional Framework
    Public Administration
    Business Ethics
    Political Leadership
    Public enterprises
    Public finance
    Governance
    Corporate Governance Reform
    Governance Approach
    Governance Quality
    Public Sector Projects
    Public Sector Reform
    Political Leadership
    Political Power
    Institutional Framework
    Government
    Government accounting
    Government
    Political obligation
    Public management
    Government accountability
    Transparency in government
    Political ethics
    Government spending policy
    Government services
    Democracy
    Democratization
    Elections
    Local government
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    Governance
    Public Sector
     
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