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Dynamics, phases and timing in reconstructing Public Administration
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 Tool O.1 - PAR Dynamics“PAR Dynamics” provides a dynamic overview of Public Administration (PA) after conflict, showing the tight connection and even the combination of the main features of post-conflict PA reconstruction that include conducting the situation analysis, envisioning the future, governance strategizing, right timing and action for implementation along with the four pillars and the four key governance ingredients. [Click on link below to read more] |  Tool O.2- PAR Compass“PAR Compass” can be considered a compass which reflects the holistic and right timing approach. Reconstruction is based on a series of decision towards the realization of the vision, which could take place simultaneously at different levels of government across the different reconstruction phases; provided the leadership keeps a sound link between situation analysis, vision of the future public administration, the governance strategy and the implementation process reality. [Link to read more] |
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 Tool O.3 PAR Phases“ PAR Phases” highlights the peculiarities for each phase. Each country’s experience strongly depends on its specific circumstances, the nature of the conflict it has undergone, the extent to which public administration has been affected and the level of commitment by local forces and leadership to putting the country back on the road towards sustainable development and well-being for all. [Click on link below to read more] |  Tool O.4- PAR Snowball EffectThe nature of the activities evolves as we advance through the reconstruction process, but for practical purposes they can be grouped into four distinct phases each of which has a particular focus. This "PAR Snowball Effect Tool" illustrates the continuous process of transformation that characterizes the reconstruction of Public Administration along its main phases. [Click on link below to read more] |
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