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Public Policy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Local actors are directly involved and can intervene
        in the local public institution’s projects and programmes
    - - LPP is often more complex since it involve other public and private actors
      - Actions and financial resources provided by various levels of the Administration
    - - LPP require legitimacy and consensus in civil society
  - - - Operational planning capacity
      - Availability of the human and material resources
      - Institutional structures adapted to tackle multi-sector problems
      - Existence of monitoring and evaluation systems
      - Strategic planning capacity
      - Financial and revenue capacity
      - Capacity to detect collective problems and identify possible areas for improvement
    - - Citizen participation
      - Coordination and collaboration with other social and economic actors in the territory
      - Cordination with other institutional levels
    - - Capacity to prioritise the issues in political terms
      - clear political willto face and resolve the problems
      - Will to mobilise all the institution’s capacities to support the LPPs
- - - - Design to achieve specific goals
    - - Constant social and political changes
      - Should be seen as complex social and political processes
  - - - Should appear into the “government agenda”
- - - - Specific project
        
        made by the local government’s leaders, without the involvement of a participative process.
      - Public policy
        
        Require public information and the participation of opposition political groups
    - - Specific project
        
        Resolve some of the specific needs of a group of beneficiaries
      - Public policy
        
        Provide a response
        to a problem that affects a group or the general population
    - - Specific project
        
        very limited timeframe
      - Public policy
        
        It is usually medium or long term
    - - Specific project
        
        It it largely exogenous
      - Public policy
        
        mainly from the local institution itself
    - - Public policy
        
        direct responsibility of a department within the local institution
      - Specific project
        
        It can be delegated to operators from outside the local institution
  - - - The party receiving these resources= The Counterpart
      - Party providing the resources= The Donor
    - - They are poorly suited to instigating or supporting social processes and changes
      - Instruments generally geared towards achieving specific tangible results
      - They depend on external intervention and financing than on an endogenous dynamic
      - They do not guarantee lasting improvements to public services or coverage of basic social needs
      - The actors taking the decisions are usually the two local governments