Governance reform : (Record no. 10836)

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Original cataloging agency Indian Institute for Human Settlements-Bangalore
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Classification number 352.367091724 LEV
Edition number 22
Item number 009737
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Personal name Levy, Brian,
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Title Governance reform :
Remainder of title bridging monitoring and action /
Statement of responsibility, etc Brian Levy.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Washington, DC :
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Date of publication, distribution, etc c2007.
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Extent 134 pages ;
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Formatted contents note TABLE OF CONTENTS<br/>EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I<br/>CHAPTER 1: MONITORING DEVELOPING-COUNTRY GOVERNANCE 1<br/>INTRODUCTION 1<br/>A FRAMEWORK FOR MONITORING GOVERNANCE 5<br/>INDICATORS OF GOVERNANCE 11<br/>The Variety 12<br/>The CPIA 13<br/>Kaufmann-Kraay 16<br/>Doing Business and the Investment Climate Surveys 20<br/>GOVERNANCE MONITORING¿FROM BROAD TO SPECIFIC 25<br/>CHAPTER 2: MONITORING AND IMPROVING PUBLIC FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION 33<br/>MONITORING AND IMPROVING PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 34<br/>An Overall Assessment 36<br/>Disaggregated Public Financial Management Indicators 38<br/>Strengthening Public Financial Management 42<br/>MONITORING AND IMPROVING ADMINISTRATIVE QUALITY 47<br/>Monitoring Administrative Capability 47<br/>Strengthening Administrative Capability 51<br/>WHAT ALL THIS MEANS FOR SCALING UP AID 55<br/>CHAPTER 3: MONITORING AND IMPROVING NATIONAL CHECKS AND BALANCES INSTITUTIONS 62<br/>THE INNER CONSTELLATION -- DIRECT OVERSIGHT 64<br/>Monitoring Direct Oversight 64<br/>Strengthening Legislative Oversight 68<br/>Decentralization 70<br/>THE MIDDLE CONSTELLATION ¿ JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW 72<br/>Defining 72<br/>Monitoring 74<br/>Reforming 76<br/>THE OUTER CONSTELLATION ¿ TRANSPARENCY AND VOICE 78<br/>The Supply and Dissemination of Information 79<br/>Enhancing Capacity for the Effective Use of Information by Civil Society 83<br/>Monitoring Transparency and Voice 87<br/>THE CHALLENGE OF SEQUENCING CHECKS AND BALANCES AND BUREAUCRACY REFORMS 89<br/>Trajectories of Change 89<br/>Sustainability ¿ Bringing Checks and Balances into the Agenda 92<br/>CHAPTER 4: GOVERNANCE REFORM AT THE FRONT-LINE: SERVICE PROVISION AND THE INVESTMENT CLIMATE 96<br/>GETTING THE PRIORITIES RIGHT 97<br/>Prioritizing Public Spending 97<br/>Prioritizing Investment Climate Reforms 98<br/>GETTING THE ACCOUNTABILITIES RIGHT 108<br/>Balancing Flexibility and Control 108<br/>Empowering the Front-Line 114<br/>GOVERNANCE REFORM AS A CUMULATIVE PROCESS 121<br/>REFERENCES 124<br/>APPENDIX: APPLYING THE INDICATORS ¿ A TYPOLOGY OF COUNTRIES 128<br/>LIST OF FIGURES<br/>Figure 1: National Governance Systems- Actors and Accountabilities ii<br/>Figure 2: Public Financial Management: a Performance Monitoring Framework vi<br/>Figure 3: Net Change in HIPC Indicator Tracking Scores, 2001-4 vii<br/>Figure 4: A ¿Constellation¿ of Checks and Balances Institutions ix<br/>Figure 5: Perceptions of Service Delivery Performance in Nine Bangalore Agencies, 1994-2003 xiv<br/>Figure 6: Governance Turnarounds¿Three Trajectories xvii<br/>Figure 1.1: National Governance Systems- Actors and Accountabilities 7<br/>Figure 1.2: Trends in Administrative Corruption in Corruption in Europe 23<br/>Figure 1.3: Corruption in Specific Sectors in ECA, 2002-2005 24<br/>Figure 2.1: Public Financial Management: A Performance Monitoring Framework 35<br/>Figure 2.2: Low-income Aid Recipient Countries by CPIA 13 (Quality of Budgetary and Financial Management) Score, 2004 37<br/>Figure 2.3 Net Change in HIPC Indicator Tracking Scores, 2001-4 43<br/>Figure 2.4: A Platform Approach to Budget Management Reforms in Cambodia 46<br/>Figure 2.5: Low-income Aid Recipient Countries by CPIA 15 (Quality of Public Administration) score, 2004 50<br/>Figure 3.1: A ¿Constellation¿ of Checks and Balances Institutions 62<br/>Figure 3.2: The Virtuous Circle of Transparency ¿ from Disclosure to Responsiveness 79<br/>Figure 3.3: Measuring Country Statistical Capacity: IBRD, IDA, and IDA-Africa, 1999-2005 81<br/>Figure 3.4: Governance Turnarounds¿Three Trajectories 91<br/>Figure 4.1: Obstacles to Growth 99<br/>Figure 4.2: The Top Investment Climate Concern of Firms 102<br/>Figure 4.3: Perceptions of Service Delivery Performance in Nine Bangalore Agencies, 1994-2003 117<br/>Figure 4.4: A Governance Virtuous Spiral? 121<br/>Figure A-1: IDA Countries Grouped by Bureaucratic Quality and Checks and Balance 130<br/>LIST OF TABLES<br/>Table 1: Transactions Costs of Doing Business ¿ DB and ICS Results xii<br/>Table 2: Intermediate Outcomes¿Corruption Versus Policy xv<br/>Table 3: State Capacity and State Accountability xvi<br/>Table 1.1: Nodes of Transparency in National Governance Systems 8<br/>Table 1.2: 2004 Country Scores for the CPIA Public Institutions Cluster 14<br/>Table 1.3: KK Estimates of the Extent of Corruption in 209 Countries 2004 20<br/>Table 1.4: Intermediate Outcomes¿Corruption Versus Policy 26<br/>Table 1.5: Governance Monitoring Indicators 28<br/>Annex Table 1. 1 KK Estimates of the Extent of Corruption in 209 Countries, 2004 29<br/>Annex Table: 1.2: Doing Business Indicators and Investment Climate Surveys¿Some Useful Measures for Governance Monitoring 31<br/>Table 2.1: Quality of Budget Management Systems in 25 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries, 2004 38<br/>Table 2.2: Bureaucratic Capability and Governance Outcomes¿Some Correlations 51<br/>Table 2.3: Public Administrative Reform in Three Countries 53<br/>Annex Table 2.1: CPIA¿Quality of Budget and Financial Management 57<br/>Annex Table 2.2: The PEFA PFM Performance Indicator Set 59<br/>Annex Table 2.3: CPIA ¿ Quality of Public Administration 60<br/>Table 3.1: Executive Constraints ¿ 2004 Polity IV Results for 60 Low-income Countries 66<br/>Table 3.2: The Quality of Some Direct Oversight Institutions in 25 Countries Summarized by Groups 68<br/>Table 3.3 KK Rule of Law 2004, Adjusted for CPIA Rules for 66 Low-income Aid Recipient Countries 75<br/>Table 3.4 The Quality of Some Attributes of the Justice System in 25 Countries 76<br/>Table 3.5: Participation in the PRS, 2005 85<br/>Table 3.6: KK Voice and Accountability 2004, IDA and Blend Countries 88<br/>Table 3.7: Public Integrity Index¿ Transparency and Civic Participation 89<br/>Table 3.8 State Capacity and State Accountability 90<br/>Annex Table 3.1: Checks and Balances Institutions: Patterns of Country Performance 94<br/>Table 4.1: Top 3 Constraints to Enterprise Investment ¿Perceived and Computed 103<br/>Table 4.2: Transaction Costs of Doing Business ¿ DB and ICS Results 104<br/>Table A-1: IDA Countries Grouped by Bureaucratic Quality and Checks and Balances with Level of Actual and Predicted Corruption 131<br/>LIST OF BOXES<br/>Box 1.1: Governance and Growth ¿ the Big Picture 3<br/>Box 1.2: Governance and Corruption are Not the Same Thing 6<br/>Box 1.3: How Information Links Democracy and Development Effectiveness 9<br/>Box 1.4: The 2004 CPIA¿s 16 criteria 13<br/>Box 1.5: How Precise is the CPIA? 15<br/>Box 1.6: Three Aggregate Governance Doing Business and Investment Climate Survey Indicators 22<br/>Box 2.1: Two IMF tools to support fiscal management and transparency 36<br/>Box 2.2: Recent Advances in Monitoring the Quality of Procurement 40<br/>Box 2.3: Actionable Indicators on Public Administrative Quality 49<br/>Box 3.1: The POLITY IV ¿ Executive Constraints¿ Criteria 65<br/>Box 3.2: The Global Public Integrity Index as a Tool for Governance Monitoring 67<br/>Box 3.3: Legislative Oversight in Africa¿A Work in Progress 69<br/>Box 3.4: Common Definitions of the ¿Rule of Law 73<br/>Box 3.5 Indicators of the Efficiency of Judicial Processes 76<br/>Box 3.6: Global Norms for Collection and Publication of Economic and Social Data 80<br/>Box 3.7: The Principles that Generally Underpin Freedom of Information Laws 83<br/>Box 3.8: How Media Access can Influence Development Outcomes 87<br/>Box 4.1: The Politics of Electricity Reform in Andhra Pradesh, India 101<br/>Box 4.2 Why Stand-alone Investment Projects can be Bad for Governance 105<br/>Box 4.3: Regulatory Imbalances in Chile and Jamaica: Some History 114<br/>Box 4.4: Linking Community-based Resource Transfers and Decentralization in Albania, Indonesia and Peru 119
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Public administration
Geographic subdivision Developing countries.
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Geographic name Developing countries
General subdivision Politics and government.
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