Take into account local and regional specificities

It is most important to take into account the state-specific circumstances, as well as local and regional specificities. For example, the German public administration differs fundamentally from public administration in other countries. Solutions that were identified as right and expedient for one country are not automatically useful in another. The possibilities of implementation will vary due to diverse traditions and organisational cultures. That is why "one size fits all"-policies should be avoided.[1]

[1] Laski, K., Podkaminer, L. (2012), The basic paradigms of EU economic policy-making need to be changed, Cambrigde Journal of Economics, 36, 253-270, https://doi.org/10.1093/cje/ber030.

Type of content: Needs

Type of need: Strategical need

Scope: Local/Municipality Regional/Federal State National EU

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	Agenda Setting	Policy Design and Analysis	Policy Implementation	Policy Monitoring and Evaluation
Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry & Foods
Economy & Finance
Education, Youth, Culture & Sport
Employment & Social Security
Environment & Energy
Health
Foreign Affairs and Defence
Justice, Legal System & Public Safety
Public Affairs
Innovation, Science & Technology
Urban Planning & Transport
Institutional Questions / Internal Affairs

Comments

You may also want to include…

Submitted by sskalidakis on Tue, 10/30/2018 - 16:23

You may also want to include as a tool for custom made solutions “GISA that’s it” (https://www.gisa.de/)

@sskalidakis

Submitted by Michelle on Mon, 12/10/2018 - 16:20

Thanks for your input. We will take the mentioned tool into consideration. It is not clear though, if and if so - how GISA is offering region-specific solutions for the public sector. Could you explain this a bit further? :)

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