Service Delivery Review, Vol 6 No 1
A learning Journal for Public Service Managers<< Back to SDR index
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Contents
Issues
- Research in the Public Service
- The 4th Annual SA Public Management/CAPAM Conversation
- Mapping the Interface
- Political judgement: The context of Public Administration in South Africa
- Building the Academic-Practitioner Interface in Africa
- Efforts at collaboration between Public Administration academics and practitioners
- The Academic/Practitioner Interface in Public Administration: The early years
- Dialogue for a development state
- Use the public service of the future
- Social capital is crucial in a developing society
- A better understanding of reality
- Knowledge is the best policy
- Identity, values and the agenda
- Higher education and development challenges
- It’s still ‘us’ and ‘them’
- Learning for performance, not promotion
- Interfacing in an abnormal society
- The impact of research on policy
- Cross the bridge that leads to concrete action
- Regular talking and shared planning
- Lessons from the South African Commons project
- The impact of patents on software innovative culture
- Accelerating Service Delivery through the use of Mobile Technology: M-government
- The Public Service Monitoring and Evaluation Learning Network
- Pedigree Nexus of Batho Pele Principles – Where is the tie?
- Improving Service Delivery through the use of Mobile Technology and Online services
- Implementing “modern” internships for unemployed graduates
- Researching rural communities: the Case of Mpumalanga Province
- The NRF and shifting boundaries of knowledge in Public Administration
- Public Expenditure Tracking Studies: Rationale and Results
- The Conflict and Governance Facility: An evolving model for productive dialogue
- An Agent of Development
- Evidence-based employment scenarios
- Monitoring and evaluating policy across the spheres and functions of government
- A results-based monitoring and evaluation system to support good public management
- Using E-government to curb corruption in the Public Service
- The status of E-government in South Africa
- E-procurement at the IEC: The Votaquotes Case Study
- Community-based seed production: Limpopo farmers’ strategy to ressist drought
- Improving performance reporting: An intervention in Ekurhuleni
- Pooling knowledge resources for local government
Opinions expressed in this journal are not those of government but reflect the views of individual writers
