Plane II: Question 2.3

Here we provide examples of visions that have been developed by different countries emerging from conflict in relation to their national development and their own public service. It is interesting to note what elements are present in each vision and how they have then been crystallized in different forms of documents. It is important to bear in mind that each society will define its own national and public administration vision according to it own needs and aspirations of the future. These cases are hereby included only for illustrative purposes.

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2. How to Develop a Public Administration Vision?

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2.2 Vision into Context

2.3 Examples of Public Administration Vision

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2.3 Vision Examples

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Vision of South Africa Vision of South Africa’s Public Service after the fall of Apartheid, as adapted from the Interim Constitution (1993) of the Republic of South Africa	Box2.1_1.jpg Vision of South Africa’s PublicAdministration known as "Batho Pele" meaning "People First".
Rwanda Vision 2020 Rwanda’s National Vision 2020 contemplates the future transformation of the entire country and its population.	Rwanda Strategic Focus Areas Core Strategic Focus Areas derived from Rwanda’s National Vision 2020
Rwanda Public Administration Vision Vision of Rwanda’s Public Administration from Rwanda national Vision 2020	Uganda Vision - 1993 Uganda Vision of civil service in 1993
Sri Lanka National Vision A Multicultural National Vision for Sustainable Peace in Sri Lanka	Timor-Leste Vision Timor-Leste - The Vision 2020