Implementing Results-Based Management in Local Government
Friday, April 1, 2005
Many agencies find it difficult to move from traditional management approaches to results-based management. Two North Carolina State University professors provide some guidelines for agencies wishing to make the transition. To illustrate their points, they use real-life examples from public agencies in Greensboro and Wake Forest (N.C.).
Citation:
Swiss, James E. and Stephen K. Straus. "Implementing Results-Based Management in Local Government." Popular Government 70:3 (2005): 31-41.
Public Officials - Local and State Government Roles
Topics - Local and State Government