Development of Public Sector Performance in the Arab Region within the perspective of the Rule of Law and Good Governance (The Iraqi Experience)
The study that has been written by Dr. Wassim Harb, founder of ACRLI, to the benefit of the United Nations Development Programme in Iraq, on “Development of Public Service Performance in the Arab Region within the Perspective of the Rule of Law and Good Governance (The Iraqi Experience), is considered as an important tool for the stakeholders and beneficiaries in the Arab Region. It sheds light on the role of inspectors general in improving public sector performance within the perspective of the rule of law and good governance, and in ensuring the provision of public services through sustainable development.
This study is divided into four main sections. These are the following:
First Section: Assessment of Current Practices in Organizational Performance Measurement and Inspection: Trends and Applications on the International Scene and in the Context of Iraq
Second Section: Performance Evaluation Protocol and Tools for the Iraqi Offices of Inspectors General
Third Section: Good Governance Frameworks and Practices: A Window to the latest international developments and Prospects for Iraq
Fourth Section: Governance and performance indicators