Webinars
28.11.2020
The OECD Public Governance Week was held in the period from 16
to 20 November this year, during which a series of webinars were
conducted as well. Purpose of webinars is
to study approaches in response of state apparatus of the OECD countries
to counter COVID-19 (hereinafter - pandemic), as well as achieving
positive results in the long term "postpandemic" perspective. At
the beginning of the plenary session, Dustin Brown, Chairman of the
OECD Committee on Public Governance, noted that trust in management
system of public authorities is a very tangible element that affects the
effectiveness of Government. In turn, trust directly affects the
productivity of public policy. During the
event, delegates were encouraged to pay special attention to ensuring
the continuity of service delivery, processing cross-sectoral data,
obtaining real-time information and monitoring activities of governments
under pressure caused by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. In the context of this problem, the OECD experts announced the following points for discussion: 2. Identification of new approaches and practices for management activities based on the use of detailed data and new evaluation system. 3. Improve transparency regarding performance. On
issues of strengthening the public sector and society as a whole, the
delegates discussed issues related to reorientation in economic recovery
process. Participants agreed that key aspect in achieving the goal is a
system sustainability. The following conclusions were made as key
points of the OECD: 2. Member states show an active interest in sharing knowledge and borrowing of good practices. 3. Accuracy in providing up-to-date information plays a key role in 2020. 4. Decision-making and policy-making will no longer take place at the "usual pace".
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