The need for a system of evaluation in public administration
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Abstract
In recent years there has been an increasing emphasis on evaluation. In Norway the need for evaluation has been discussed in connection with a productivity campaign, a plan action for user-minded public services and reforms in the government budget system. This articles provides a description of some initiatives used in Norway and then discusses the need for a system of evaluation in public administration, along with the associated problems.
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Evaluation Result Public Administration Productivity Campaign Evaluation Information Public Management
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