All posts tagged "Thailand"

How inequality fosters instability: top civil servants on tackling the ‘populist backlash’
When people feel that the game of life is fixed, they lose trust in leaders and institutions – resorting to protests and populists. At the 2020 Global Government Summit, top
- Posted May 3, 2020
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Thai military relaxes its grip on power in new constitution
Thailand’s new constitution has received royal assent after nearly three years of military rule, paving the way to national elections. The constitution includes new measures that limit the powers of
- Posted April 19, 2017
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US revitalises federal employee support programmes to boost wellness and productivity
The US Office of Personnel Management has produced guidance outlining...
- Posted May 30, 2023
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Ministers need to better understand the tension between urgency and realism in government if they want to deliver
Failures in government policy delivery are often blamed on civil...
- Posted May 29, 2023
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Australian Public Service to tap talent outside Canberra
The Australian Public Service Commission is developing a strategy that...
- Posted May 28, 2023
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Reducing risk: how governments can use data analytics to prevent fraud
It is estimated that fraud costs governments and taxpayers around...
- Posted May 25, 2023
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G7 leaders ‘take stock’ of AI amid calls for shared governance standards
National leaders from the Group of Seven have vowed to...
- Posted May 25, 2023
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‘Focus on the customer is the rallying point’: US federal CIO Clare Martorana on how to drive transformation in government
The US federal government’s chief information officer is at the...
- Posted May 24, 2023
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New salvos fired in the wars of Whitehall
British ministers have been clashing with civil servants over Brexit...
- Posted May 24, 2023
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