Improving Delivery of Programmes Through Administrative Reforms

Naresh C. Saxena

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Abstract: India is showing signs of poor delivery of governance. In almost all states people perceive bureaucracy as wooden, disinterested in public welfare and corrupt. It must be recognized that improvement in governance would take place only when countervailing forces in society develop confidence and autonomy to oppose inefficiency and corruption in government.

Keywords: governance; corruption; bureaucracy; inefficiency; delivery (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007-07
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