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Poverty Eradication Programme in Malaysia: A Process Evaluation Analysis
( Dayana Jalaludin ),( A-k Siti Nabiha ),( Sangita Jeyaram ) 한국정책학회 2016 한국정책학회 추계학술발표논문집 Vol.2016 No.-
The Azam Tani Programme is one of the recent endeavours of the Malaysian government to reduce poverty. Prior literature on poverty eradication have highlighted on the bearings of various economic interventions, particularly on its determinants for succes, as well as the barriers, challenges and impacts. The present study offers an alternative perspective by conducting a case study focusing on the delivery process of a specific poverty eradication programme. A closer examination on the programme`s resources and activities is conducted through interviews with public officers from the implementing agencies. Several pathways for improvement could be highlighted for mthe findings specifically in the aspects of human resourcing, performance measurement, accountability and stakehoders` engagement.
ASSESSING ACCOUNTABILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT: THE CASE OF ACEH PROVINCE, INDONESIA
( Hasan Basri Afifuddin ),( A K Siti Nabiha ) 한국정책학회 2013 한국정책학회 학술대회 Vol.2013 No.2
The Indonesian government has introduced various initiatives to enhance accountability of its local governments. However, many local governments in Indonesia still suffer from financial scandals. It is not surprising that the issues of lack of accountability, mismanagement of resources, inefficiency and ineffectiveness of government institutions are repeatedly voiced by public media and corruption watchdog. The issue is more important in the Province of Aceh given that the special autonomy status has lead massive injection of financial resource in the region. Nevertheless, the institutions of local government presently do not have the capacity to effectively manage and spend their resources. Corruption is still a major problem of local government in Aceh. Hence, the problematic issues of accountability in the Aceh Local government specifically with regards to the lack of financial planning and budgeting and also the deficiencies in the financial reporting system are discussed in this paper. Several recommendations on how to improve governance and accountability of local government in Aceh are also provided in this paper.