Evaluation and learning from failure and success: An ANZSOG research paper for the Australian Public Service Review Panel

Rob Bray; Matthew Gray; Paul 't Hart

Evaluation and learning from failure and success: An ANZSOG research paper for the Australian Public Service Review Panel

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Abstract

A research report of how accountability mechanisms within the APS can be improved to ensure evidence-based policy making and advice to government. The authors contend the APS must change how it evaluates the outcomes of its programs and how it learns from examples of success (as well as failure) to ensure more effective and efficient public sector management.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Canberra
Commissioning body	Independent Review of the Australian Public Service, ANZSOG
Number of pages	101
Publication status	Published - 2019

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