Institute Alternative held a meeting of the National Working Group for Monitoring Public Administration Reform in Podgorica
Institute Alternative held a meeting of the National Working Group for Monitoring Public Administration Reform in Podgorica. The participants agreed that it is expected that public administration reform will be a condition in the futher process of european integration and that all institutions most focus on the process in the coming period. It was particularly emphasized that the implementation level of the Public Administration Reform Strategy over the past three years has not been satisfactory, making it necessary to intensify the execution of planned activities.
Marija Hajduković, general director for Strategic Planning in Public Administration, International Cooperation and IPA Funds at the Ministry of Public Administration, stated that a new action plan for implementing the Public Administration Reform Strategy (2022-2026) is currently being prepared and announced that its drafting and adoption will be accmpanied by extensive consultations. It was added that the Ministry of Public Administration has already undertaken several activities, including early consultations with interested public, as well as institutional preparation through coordination bodies of the Council for Public Administration Reform. Focus gropups with representatives of NGOs are planned to be organised by the end of the year.
Representatives of non governmental organisations pointed out that little progress has been made in implementing the prioritites they suggested during the previous meeting of the National Working Group. They also emphasized thath the Law on Free Access to Information is still pending.
Before the presentation of the sectoral reports, Dragana Jaćimović, a representative of Institute Alternative, provided a detailed explanation of the methodology for drafting sectoral reports and filling out checklists. Two reports were presented on how public administration principlies are applied in sectoral policies. Goran Đurović (Media Center) has presented how the principles of organisation, accountability and oversight are implemented in the media sector policy, while Zorana Marković (CRNVO) outlined how policies are created within the healthcare sectore policy.
The participants were also informed about ongoing activities within the WeBER 3.0 project, with particular emphasis on the launch of a new monitoring cycle for public administration reform at the regional level.
Institute Alternative held a meeting of the National Working Group for Monitoring Public Administration Reform in Podgorica
Institute Alternative held a meeting of the National Working Group for Monitoring Public Administration Reform in Podgorica. The participants agreed that it is expected that public administration reform will be a condition in the futher process of european integration and that all institutions most focus on the process in the coming period. It was particularly emphasized that the implementation level of the Public Administration Reform Strategy over the past three years has not been satisfactory, making it necessary to intensify the execution of planned activities.
Marija Hajduković, general director for Strategic Planning in Public Administration, International Cooperation and IPA Funds at the Ministry of Public Administration, stated that a new action plan for implementing the Public Administration Reform Strategy (2022-2026) is currently being prepared and announced that its drafting and adoption will be accmpanied by extensive consultations. It was added that the Ministry of Public Administration has already undertaken several activities, including early consultations with interested public, as well as institutional preparation through coordination bodies of the Council for Public Administration Reform. Focus gropups with representatives of NGOs are planned to be organised by the end of the year.
Representatives of non governmental organisations pointed out that little progress has been made in implementing the prioritites they suggested during the previous meeting of the National Working Group. They also emphasized thath the Law on Free Access to Information is still pending.
Before the presentation of the sectoral reports, Dragana Jaćimović, a representative of Institute Alternative, provided a detailed explanation of the methodology for drafting sectoral reports and filling out checklists. Two reports were presented on how public administration principlies are applied in sectoral policies. Goran Đurović (Media Center) has presented how the principles of organisation, accountability and oversight are implemented in the media sector policy, while Zorana Marković (CRNVO) outlined how policies are created within the healthcare sectore policy.
The participants were also informed about ongoing activities within the WeBER 3.0 project, with particular emphasis on the launch of a new monitoring cycle for public administration reform at the regional level.
