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Reform of the Indonesian civil service : keeping up with decentralization / Prijono Tjiptoherijanto.

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TJIPTOHERIJANTO Prijono

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INDONESIA -- CIVIL SERVICE

In: The Indonesian Quarterly Vol 41 No 4, 2013, pp. 233-247 (30)Summary: Indonesia's public sector has about 3.74 million staff. This article provides a historical overview and then looks at the efforts being made to promote reform, improve efficiency and effectiveness, and enhance accountability. All this is being done while also moving towards more localisation.

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Indonesia's public sector has about 3.74 million staff. This article provides a historical overview and then looks at the efforts being made to promote reform, improve efficiency and effectiveness, and enhance accountability. All this is being done while also moving towards more localisation.

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