Article link:
ISPP
moots fewer ministries as part of administrative reforms
Extract from the article:
The Indian School of Public Policy (ISPP) has
suggested reducing the number of ministries in India as part of administrative
reforms. By proposing fewer ministries, ISPP aims to streamline governance and
enhance efficiency.
This move is geared towards optimizing the
allocation of resources within the government machinery to achieve better
outcomes. The recommendation for fewer ministries comes in the wake of a
broader initiative to bring about structural changes in how the government
functions.
In a bid to rationalize the administrative
setup, the ISPP's proposal suggests merging certain ministries or departments
to eliminate redundancy and improve coordination across various sectors. By
advocating for a leaner government structure, the focus shifts towards
enhancing the quality of governance and ensuring that resources are utilized
effectively to address critical national priorities.
My Take:
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Your Opinion Counts Most
"The concept of 'Budgeting By Objectives'
that I discussed in one of my previous blogs aligns well with the current
discourse on reducing the number of ministries for administrative reforms.
By setting clear physical targets for
ministers instead of traditional monetary allocations, the government can
ensure a more outcome-driven approach to governance. This shift can lead to
better resource utilization and improved accountability."
Budgeting
By Objectives
"The idea of 'Management by Objectives'
highlighted in this blog resonates with the current discussion on streamlining
ministries. Emphasizing the need to measure actual versus targeted achievements
independently, and with transparency, can help in evaluating the effectiveness
of each ministry's performance. Adopting a systematic approach to goal-setting
and evaluation can contribute significantly to the success of administrative
reforms."
Congratulations
Shri Rudy
"Shri Rudy's commendable achievement in
setting up numerous Industrial Training Institutes reflects the importance of
setting ambitious yet achievable objectives within ministries. His success
underscores the significance of focusing on outcomes rather than mere
expenditures. This example highlights the value of proactive goal-setting and
dedicated efforts towards fulfilling national priorities."
Call to Action:
To the policymakers and leaders involved in
the discussions on administrative reforms and restructuring ministries, I urge
you to consider the long-term benefits of adopting outcome-oriented approaches
like 'Budgeting By Objectives.'
Embracing streamlined governance structures
and setting clear targets can pave the way for more efficient and effective
governance practices. Let's prioritize impactful outcomes over bureaucratic
complexities for a more responsive and productive administration.
With regards,
www.HemenParekh.ai / 14 Dec 2024
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