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Watkins, JoannaKeywords
STRATEGIC PLANNINGINTEGRATED PLANNING
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
REFORMS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
MINISTERS
MINISTER
GOOD GOVERNANCE
PROCUREMENT
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT
LEADERSHIP
ACCOUNTABILITY
NATIONAL PLANNING
BUDGETING
SYSTEMS APPROACH
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10559Abstract
Based on a review of relevant World Bank materials and outside sources, this note focuses on two questions of critical importance in discussions surrounding the establishment of a planning commission. These are: 1) what planning commission arrangements seem to be effective? 2) What should the role of a planning commission be in a quasi-federal system? It should be recognized that a planning commission is only one possible institutional device to deal with coordination issues within and across levels of government. The determination of the most appropriate mechanism for dealing with each type of coordination issue or failure requires careful understanding of the specific driving factors.Date
2009-05Identifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/10559http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10559