Towards More Effective and Dynamic Public Management in Mexico
OECD Publishing, July 2011, Pages: 288
Mexico needs a more efficient government to face fiscal challenges and effectively tackle social problems such as poverty, access to basic quality services, and infrastructure.
In this context, the Mexican government has advanced in implementing structural reforms concerning a professional civil service, streamlining the norms that regulate the operations of the federal government, and e-government.
This report explains the contributions of these reforms to good public governance and argues in favour of their continuity to ensure long-lasting positive effects.
Furthermore, it outlines horizontal conclusions and recommendations to advance public administration reform in Mexico, concluding that a professional workforce, with clear rules to carry out its functions in an efficient and honest environment will be better suited to tackle the challenge of doing more with less.
This public governance review of Mexico examines the regulatory framework in Mexico, explains how e-government could be used to find new approaches to old challenges, and looks at the challenge of professionalising public servants in Mexico.
Acronyms
Country factsheet: Mexico
Executive summary
-Principal elements of good public governance
-Contribution of the three public administration levers to good governance
-General conclusions on public administration reform in Mexico
-Bibliography
Country factsheet and Executive summary in French
Chapter 1. Regulation inside government in Mexico: policies and framework
-Introduction
-Regulatory policy, their key elements and instruments, within the context of the OECD
-Development of regulatory reform in Mexico
-Evaluation of the Guillotine of Administrative Regulations
-Performance indicators of the administrative handbooks
-Conclusions and key recommendations
-Notes
-Bibliography
Chapter 2. Leveraging e-government to find new approaches to old challenges
-Background
-The e-government context
-E-government: objectives and achievements
-E-government institutional and governance framework
-Strengthening co-ordination and collaboration across levels of government
-The National Interoperability Scheme
-Measuring the government’s digital maturity
-Strategic development of e-government
-The National System e-México 2010-2015
-The digital economy strategy
-Main e-government projects and initiatives
-Maximising e-government projects’ benefits
-Reduction of administrative and substantive internal regulations
-Looking ahead: leveraging new e-government services
-Conclusions and key recommendations
-Bibliography
Chapter 3. The challenges of professionalising public servants in Mexico
-Introduction
-The Mexican federal public administration
-The Professional Career Service System (SPC)
-Towards a dynamic and fair Professional Career Service
-Towards a successful HRM reform
-Towards the dissemination of best HR practices
-Conclusion and key recommendations
-Bibliography
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