This Public Policy, Governance & Administration training course is a must-have class introducing the fundamentals of public policy being the main instrument to respond to diverse public problems which appear to be increasing in quantity and complexity.
This training course provides you with a general overview of the three main aspects of public policy:
The first aspect - public policy studies will examine the basic concepts of this term to better understand why governments do what they do.
The second aspect - public policy analysis will focus on introducing the various approaches to policymaking, including public policy theories, ideologies, and contexts thus having a better understanding of what governments do.
The third aspect -the public policy development process will discuss the stages of the policy-making cycle and will increase your awareness of policy implementation steps and how governments do what they do.
This training course will enable participants to relate the public policy process to the public administration structure in place as well as the governance framework implemented thus appreciating the integration required to ensure the effectiveness in-between the three arrangements.
Understand the basic concepts and key terms of Public Policy
Assess the positioning of Public Policy as a social science
Explore different Public Policy ideologies and contexts
Recognize the primary components of the Public Policy process
Appreciate the inter-relation of Public Policy, Public Administration and Governance
Outline the major challenges facing Policy Making
Senior Management and Middle Management
Senior Officers
Officers
Executive Management and Directors
Ministerial & Ministerial Committee Levels
Governing Body & CEO Levels
What is Public Policy?
Basic Concepts of Public Policy
Why Governments use Public Policy?
Public Policy Theories, Ideologies and Contexts
Public Policy Positioning
Government Public Policy in Different Substantive Fields
Problem Identification and Definition
Policy Formulation
Information Research
Information Analysis
Policy Design
Policy Recommendations
Policy Planning
Decision Making
Policy Implementation
Policy Monitoring
Policy Evaluation
Policy Maintenance / Termination
Features of Good Public Policy
Governance in the Public Sector
Principles of Good Governance
Governance Framework
Public Management Structure
New Public Management
Public Policy, Governance, and Administration Interplay
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