The document discusses the problems with bureaucracy in Pakistan. [1] Bureaucracy is caught between demands to deliver targets and hindrances in delivering, and adjustments take years to show results. [2] Political influence also demands immediate results through pressure and frequent changes in politicians, truncating policies before their outcomes appear. [3] International monetary organizations have also exerted pressure on restructuring bureaucracy in recent years.
The document discusses the problems with bureaucracy in Pakistan. [1] Bureaucracy is caught between demands to deliver targets and hindrances in delivering, and adjustments take years to show results. [2] Political influence also demands immediate results through pressure and frequent changes in politicians, truncating policies before their outcomes appear. [3] International monetary organizations have also exerted pressure on restructuring bureaucracy in recent years.
The document discusses the problems with bureaucracy in Pakistan. [1] Bureaucracy is caught between demands to deliver targets and hindrances in delivering, and adjustments take years to show results. [2] Political influence also demands immediate results through pressure and frequent changes in politicians, truncating policies before their outcomes appear. [3] International monetary organizations have also exerted pressure on restructuring bureaucracy in recent years.
Seed: What are the problems of bureaucracy in Pakistan? Heading 1: Why is bureaucracy like the way it is now in Pakistan Pressure from two sides: Delivery targets, hinderances in delivering. As a result of this pressure, bureaucracy keeps trying to adjust itself to new demands and situations Bureaucratic adjustments take years of planning, and require years to show results. One of the basic problems in Pakistan is that whenever a policy is changed, it does not get enough time to show its result as well; it is usually truncated long before its outcome becomes apparent. Political influence on bureaucracy is of two dimensions: politicians demand immediate results for which they exert undue pressure, and second, politician change too often, too fast. Heading 2: Some major bureaucracy overhauls and changes in the past. Examples Heading 3: In recent past international monetary organizations have exerted pressure on restructuring bureaucracy. Data on governance restructuring 1. 2. 3. Heading 4: Ironically, the ones who are to be directly affected by the austerity measures are the one who are supposed to implement those measures in the country. Planners are also employees of the same department. Hence, whatever policies they make, are to be implemented on them too. Executives must execute policies on themselves Heading 5: Way forward to extract bureaucracy from doldrums a- . b- . c- . d- . Conclusion