Reforming the Government in Pakistan: Rationale, Principles and Proposed Approach

Ishrat Husain ()
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Ishrat Husain: Chairman, National Commission for Government Reform, and Former Governor, State Bank of Pakistan.

Lahore Journal of Economics, 2007, vol. 12, issue Special Edition, 1-15

Abstract: Though government reforms are viewed as important for most developing countries, the rationale forthese reforms must be clearly understood if they are to be correctly designed and implemented. From an international perspective, government reforms in Pakistan must be developed to integrate Pakistan into a larger global economy and should be based on the lessons learned from other developing countries. From the domestic perspective, reforms are necessary for the Pakistani government to adapt to the changing domestic environment. The reforms must focus broadly on the Federal, Provincial and District governments, on civil service reform and on business process re-engineering. Thispaper details the rationale for government reform in Pakistan, focuses on critical areas of reform, and provides a framework for the proposed reform approach.

Date: 2007
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