Mind Maps for UPSC Public Administration (Good Governance)

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World Bank Concept

Political accountability, including the acceptability of political system by the people and regular elections.
Freedom of association and participation by various groups in the process of Governance.
Bureaucratic accountability and commitment towards public interest
Freedom of information and expression including openness and transparency

How to face this Challenge

Participation of the Civil Society in public decision making
Effective Corporate regulatory frameworks in Enterprises
Anti-corruption laws for establishing integrity and morality
Public financial Management for balancing government expenditure and welfare fund
Legal and judicial reforms needed for speedy system and trial

Initiatives

Right to Information Act, 2005 bring in transparency and eradicate of corruption by civil society direct involvement.
Citizen Charter represents the commitment of the Organisation towards quality, time frame of service delivery and accountability.
National e-Governance Plan to make all government services available to the citizens of India via electronic media.
Unique Identification Number mandatory for income tax filings, bank accounts etc.
Reforms under Second ARC blueprint for revamping the public administrative system
PM's award for Excellence in Public Administration to reward the extraordinary work done by Government officers

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