Cutting Red Tape : comparing administrative burdens across countries
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BookPublisher: Danvers : OECD, 2007Description: 178 p.ISBN: 9789264008212.Subject(s): Reforma Administrativa
| Regulação | Tecnologia da Informação | Teoria Administrativa| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Livro Geral | Biblioteca Graciliano Ramos | Livro Geral | 1.11C991cr (Browse shelf) | 1 | Available | 10013729 |
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| 1.11C9683c Cultural aspects of public management reform | 1.11C974e Espaços ibero-americanos : | 1.11C9756e Estado, planejamento e administração pública no Brasil | 1.11C991cr Cutting Red Tape : | 1.11D2291c Civil service reform and structural adjustment | 1.11D2863d Debating public administration : | 1.11D4315d Deregulating the public service : |
I. Conducting the Red Tape Assessment 1. The Red Tape Assessment - A way to simplify administration Reducing administrative burdens What is the Red Tape Assessment? What gets measured gets done 2. Red Tape Assessment analysis of the road freight sector Indicators on permits and licensing - entry to the road freight sector Indicators on permits and licensing - overall trends Indicators concerning businesses in the market Indicators that have not been analysed General trends across the data Lessons learned RTA takes national simplification efforts further Input for administrative simplification based on the RTA pilot study Improving what is possible II. Papers from the Academic Advisory Group on the Red Tape Assessment 3. OECD Red Tape Assessment, objectives and organisation Methodological questions Organisational arrangements Recommendations and conclusion 4. Validity on some issues concerning the Red Tape Assessment methodology Fundamental principles and general lessons Specific issues Conclusion and recomendations
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