Evaluation of the public administration performance in the Czech Republic and recommendations for the further strategic development

Project facts

Project promoter:
Department of Strategic Development and Coordination of Public Administration(CZ)
Project Number:
CZ-GOVERNANCE-0002
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€1,100,000
Other Project Partners
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(FR)
Programme:

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Description

In the Czech Republic, no analysis has yet been made to evaluate the Czech public administration and its services by an independent and strategic view. Public services are related to various areas of the public sector. It is a cross-cutting topic which has not been sufficiently analysed as it falls under the responsibility of several subjects. Therefore, at the request of the Czech Republic, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) will carry out a Public Governance Review (PGR) of the Czech Republic, focusing on the situation in public administration services from the strategic perspective and international point of view. OECD has significant experience in the field of governance analysis with a series of PGR publications for member states In order for the PGR to find use and OECD recommendations to be implemented as widely as possible, the OECD will prepare in cooperation with the Czech Republic an Implementation Programme that will include the capacity-building workshops. In these workshops, the OECD experts will discuss the possibility of implementing the recommendations proposed in the PGR with the Czech professional community. Based on the conclusions of the workshops, the Ministry of the Interior will prepare a summary of possible measures to be used in strategic and planning activities. The project will be divided in two phases:

• Phase I - Assessment and Recommendations

• Phase II - Implementation Programme

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