Quiz 5 Flashcards

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5 points that make up a Governance network

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1-articulation of interdependent but operationally autonomous actors
2-they interact through negotiations
3-transpiring within a framework
4-self regulating to an extent
5-contribute to production of public purpose in area

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5 examples of government-activated networks

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1-Service Contract: Gov’s use of a contract to activate a network
2-Supply chain: Deliver complex products to Gov.
3-Ad-hoc: Activated as a response network (usually emergencies)
4-Channel partnership: Companies conduct transactions on behalf of Gov. Agency
5-Information dissemination: partnership active to disseminate info

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Typical Performance measurement indicators

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Input
output
outcome
efficiency
productivity
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Seven Step methodology on performance measurement

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1- identification of a program
2-statement of purpose
3-Identification of typical indicators
4-setting goals
5-monitoring
6-performance reporting
7-analysis and action
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Performance reports should include what?

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Program name, jurisdiction, purpose, inputs/outputs, productivity and efficiency ratios, goals, and efficiency indicators

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Who is key in government sector decision making and performance measurement?

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U.S. Citizens

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what is the definition of citizen participation?

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There is not one set definition. some see it as reconnecting the public to government. others say that it can vary depending on the individual.

the text’s definition says it is…“the process by which members of society share power with public officials in making substantive decisions.”

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The purpose of E-governance is to…

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1-build services with citizen choices in mind
2-increase gov accessibility
3-foster social inclusion
4-disseminate info in a responsible fashion
5- use taxpayer resources effectively and efficiently

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what was a large step towards open access to government info?

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the freedom of information act (1966)

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What is the most important government policy document?

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budget

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What are the 3 things that the UN suggests to ensure transparency in government procurement?

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1-Clearly defined rules and procedure
2-uniform tender documents
3-fairness in bidding process

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