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Activities in policy making - Coggle Diagram
Activities in policy making
Agenda Settings
Definition
The process of identifying and prioritizing issues or challenges that require government attention.
Example
government identifies the need to address high youth unemployment rates as a top priority
Feedback Loop
Definition
Continuous monitoring of the policy's outcomes and feedback from stakeholders to inform future policy decisions
Example
Regular surveys and consultations with youth, employers, and training institutions provide ongoing feedback to policymakers, allowing them to make informed decisions about the evolution of the skills development policy.
Policy Evaluation
Definition
Assessing the impact and effectiveness of the implemented policy
Example
Researchers assess the impact of the skills development initiatives by analyzing employment rates among participating youth, evaluating the effectiveness of training programs, and gathering feedback from both employers and beneficiaries
Policy adoption
Definition
The formal approval of a policy proposal by a legislative body or other governing authority
Example
Ugandan Parliament debates and approves the Skills Development Policy, formalizing the government's commitment to addressing youth unemployment through targeted skill-building initiatives
Problem Identification
Definition
Clearly defining the issue or challenge that needs to be addressed
Example
Government officials analyze data and reports, determining that a mismatch exists between the skills possessed by Ugandan youth and the demands of the job market, contributing to high unemployment rates
Policy formulation
Definition
Developing potential solutions or policy options to address the identified problem.
Example
policymakers develop a skills development policy that includes initiatives such as vocational training programs, partnerships with industries, and entrepreneurship support for young people.
Policy Adjustment or Termination
Definition
Based on the evaluation, policymakers may choose to modify, expand, or terminate a policy
Example
Based on the evaluation, the government may adjust the skills development policy by reallocating resources to more effective programs or terminating initiatives that prove to be less impactful
Policy Implementation
Definition
Putting the adopted policy into action, often involving various government agencies and stakeholders
Example
The Ministry of Education and Vocational Training collaborates with private sector entities to establish vocational training centers, and the Ministry of Youth and Employment works on creating incentives for businesses to hire and train young workers