Towards more effective and dynamic public management in Mexico
- 285, [1] páginas: gráficos; 28 cm.
- OECD Public Governance Reviews .
Regulation inside government in Mexico: policies and framework -- Levering e-government to find new approaches to old challenges -- The challenges of profesionalising public servants in Mexico
This report is part of a series of country reviews undertaken by the OECD to help countries assess their public management arrangements from an international comparative perspective in terms of their ability to deliver on government objetives across the whole-of-government, and their preparedness to meet current and future challenge. In undertaking a public governance review of Mexico, the OECD analysed the process to streamline regulations applicable to government operations, the impact of e-government policies and the operation of the Mexican civil service. This report builds on OECD experience in conducting peer reviews. It draws on an extensive review of information about public management and the operations of the public administration in Mexico, and a series of interviews with Mexican public officials, as well as with other stakeholders of public management reform.
978-92-64-11622-1
SERVICIO CIVIL
GESTIÓN PÚBLICA
POLÍTICA REGULATORIA
GOBIERNO ELECTRÓNICO
ESTUDIOS DE CASOS
MÉXICO
JL1231 / O65T
Regulation inside government in Mexico: policies and framework -- Levering e-government to find new approaches to old challenges -- The challenges of profesionalising public servants in Mexico
This report is part of a series of country reviews undertaken by the OECD to help countries assess their public management arrangements from an international comparative perspective in terms of their ability to deliver on government objetives across the whole-of-government, and their preparedness to meet current and future challenge. In undertaking a public governance review of Mexico, the OECD analysed the process to streamline regulations applicable to government operations, the impact of e-government policies and the operation of the Mexican civil service. This report builds on OECD experience in conducting peer reviews. It draws on an extensive review of information about public management and the operations of the public administration in Mexico, and a series of interviews with Mexican public officials, as well as with other stakeholders of public management reform.
978-92-64-11622-1
SERVICIO CIVIL
GESTIÓN PÚBLICA
POLÍTICA REGULATORIA
GOBIERNO ELECTRÓNICO
ESTUDIOS DE CASOS
MÉXICO
JL1231 / O65T
