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  • Rome
  • 11 March 2009
     
     

    Reforming public administration and simplifying procedures: beating the odds

      The participants at this conference observed that, irrespective of the kind of institutional set-up a particular country may have, the public administration is the bridge between administrators and the administered. An efficient and modern public administration ceases to be a mere cost and becomes an asset for the productive system and a means for improving the quality of life of citizens and families.