Collaboration between Government and Civil Society in Bangladesh - Islam, Mohammad Rabiul
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It is widely accepted that in many cases the governments of the third world countries cannot perfectly formulate and implement public policy. It is more applicable to execute land reform program. The reason is the governments lack the capacity to manage the resistance created by various social groups against land reform. Moreover, the prospective recipients of land reform are not generally aware about their rights to land as land related laws and regulations are complicated and most of the potential beneficiaries are illiterate.In this book you will find how collaboration between government…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
It is widely accepted that in many cases the governments of the third world countries cannot perfectly formulate and implement public policy. It is more applicable to execute land reform program. The reason is the governments lack the capacity to manage the resistance created by various social groups against land reform. Moreover, the prospective recipients of land reform are not generally aware about their rights to land as land related laws and regulations are complicated and most of the potential beneficiaries are illiterate.In this book you will find how collaboration between government and civil society can overcome the above mentioned barriers and execute land reform program effectively. You will also find how the relationship between public agency and civil society organizations changes with the change of power structure. This book tells you how civil society organizations try to widen their authorities and participate in formulation and implementation of public policy andwhat type of civil society organizations are more effective to carry out public policy. This book also describes how the state-society driven approach promotes participatory development and good governance
Autorenporträt
Md. Rabiul Islam belongs to Bangladesh Civil Service.He accomplished his first Masters degree in Management from the University of Dhaka and second masters degree in International Studies from Kobe University, Japan. As Assistant Commissioner(Land) and UNO he has had practical experience in land management and land reform issues.