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Debate #242 · Other · Public Administration

Do Pakistan's plans and policies fail through poor design or poor implementation?

Asked 3 times · 3 years · Public Administration
This debate All debatesAsked beforeQuestions (3)PositionsSame themeShould politics and administration be kept separate in Pakistan's governance?Which leadership style best serves Pakistan's public organisations: transactional or transformational?Can citizen engagement make Pakistan's government genuinely responsive to citizens?
+2 moreShould Pakistan's civil service recruit generalists or specialists?Have Pakistan's public corporations delivered the flexibility and efficiency that justified them?

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Examiners want: planning machinery critique, causes of policy failure, Pakistani examples, handling of wicked problems, reform path

The questions

2022
PMS · Public Administration · Discuss

Why do public policies fail? Elaborate by citing two public policies in Pakistan that failed to achieve their objectives.

give evidencePakistan linkcausesOutline itOpen the paper
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2021
PMS · Public Administration · Discuss

How do public administrators in Pakistan need to tackle "wicked problems" differently. Discuss by illuminating wicked problems.

Pakistan linka way forwardOutline itOpen the paper
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2002
CSS · Public Administration · Critically analyse

Critically examine the planning process and machinery in Pakistan?

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