PUBLIC MANAGEMENT : - Ngoy Mukanya, Ignace
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Many problems mar the mobilization and maximization of non-tax revenues by the Direction Générale des Recettes Administratives, judiciaires, Domaniales et de Participations in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These problems are multi-faceted and have real negative consequences for the agency on the one hand, and for the State on the other, as they lead to tax evasion, failure to fulfill the agency's missions, inefficiency in the government program and a deficit in the public treasury. Thus, the author has used a therapeutic hexagon, because the solution he proposes to the public problem under…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Many problems mar the mobilization and maximization of non-tax revenues by the Direction Générale des Recettes Administratives, judiciaires, Domaniales et de Participations in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These problems are multi-faceted and have real negative consequences for the agency on the one hand, and for the State on the other, as they lead to tax evasion, failure to fulfill the agency's missions, inefficiency in the government program and a deficit in the public treasury. Thus, the author has used a therapeutic hexagon, because the solution he proposes to the public problem under study (the problem of revenue maximization by the DGRAD) uses six pillars which constitute the six sides of this figure, each side representing an axis of solution. The six strategies for continuous revenue maximization are: the Régie's strategy, coaching, skills and knowledge, motivation, social and ethical responsibility, and continuous improvement.
Autorenporträt
With a doctorate in Political and Administrative Sciences from the University of Kinshasa since 2021 and an expert in Management, Ignace Ngoy Mukanya is currently Lecturer-Researcher and Rector of the University of CEPROMAD/Kolwezi. Married with six children, the author is an executive at DGRAD/Kolwezi and teaches Management at the Saint Jean XXIII scholasticate.